i cant say i bought a weapon out of a store ever...

my grandpa is federally licensced to buy and sell firearms and perform all the necessary background checks and what not...

i have him pick me up firearms or i just go into his basement and make a selection out of his 200+ if i want to play with something new for the weekend

oh and ive got a mossburg 12ga. riot version , its pretty badass, my pops picked it up off a retired cop

 

Sweet, my friend just got a two-tone XD as well. How much did it cost you, if no one has asked yet?

 

I wanted a bi-tone XD. h:

 

good luck getting a permit in MD. I thought of getting a permit in Philly but I realized I don't trust myself with owning a firearm; so decided against it.

 

thanks. i paid $475 out the door, including the transfer fee, 'gun safety course', 2 16rd clips, case, holster, speed loader, and mag holster.

me, watters, and a few others are going thursday afternoon if you're interested. hit me up.

i have class til 1045pm in downtown baltimore.

no, seriously though, my mom is all weird about guns in the house so imma keep it in my car, which is legal (under certain circumstances) but it would be a lot easier if i could just not worry about it.

9mm. next is gonna be a .40 i think. the XD comes in 9, 40 and 45. i think my next is gonna be a .40 cal baby eagle. steel frame.

i paid $475 out the door, including the transfer fee, 'gun safety course', 2 16rd clips, case, holster, speed loader, and mag holster.

pretty hard. you have to own a business, carry large sums of cash on a regular basis, have had documented threats on your life, or be military/law enforcement. i do side work where i go to peoples houses and fix their computers, and a retired state trooper from cecil county that i sold a cell phone to told me he'd help me get a permit, even though my 'business' isnt licensed or anything. i dunno. i need to call him. h:

i paid $475 out the door, including the transfer fee, 'gun safety course', 2 16rd clips, case, holster, speed loader, and mag holster.

9mm. i've shot a few .45s and liked them. i'll own one eventually.

 

magazines

 

how'd the name clips come around?

 

uh, i meant start to get one.

thanks though

 

clips are what hold the rounds in place, wether inside or outside the magazine.

for example, on M1's there are what are called stripper clips, its a strip of metal that holds 5 rounds together for easy reloading.

a magazine is an actual "ammo box" it has a casing for storing, loading ammo.

technically, all magazines have clips as the clips is what holds the ammo solidly in a magazine

clip:



magazine:

 

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