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  • boltaction
    Had a guy that teaches ccw today tell me that you can legally carry in a business that has the no guns sign. Is that right? We are in Ohio. Thought Id ask you guys cause youre so smart![:D]
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  • boltaction
    THE KANSAS CCW BILL HAS PASSED. THE GOV' GOT SMACKED UP SIDE THE HEAD WHEN HER VETO GOT OVERTURNED. I GUESS THERE IS INTELLEGENT LIFE HERE.LOL
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  • boltaction
    Got my ccw a while back and was wondering do other states honor it.I live in Ohio.I just would like to know if I should go out of state with my gun or leave it at home.
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  • boltaction
    If I live in Arkansas and travel to Missouri, then on in to Kansas,which I beleive does not honor ark. permit, do I have to leave my gun home or what is the law. I know I cant carry the gun on me but what do i do with it while in Kansas???????????

    ssmag
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  • boltaction
    are the colt 1911 style pistols as reliable and rugged for a ccw as something like a glock,HK or a Sig
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  • boltaction
    I can not afford one. [:(] I went from being able to buy 5 pistols in a year to 3 in a week. [:(] At this rate i will be broke.
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  • boltaction
    [:D]
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  • boltaction
    what caliber do you use for your ccw weapon?

    chris
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  • boltaction
    anyone here an instructor for concealed carry. i would like to become an instructor and just wondering what you have to go through to become one
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  • boltaction
    Hello all,

    Just wondering what all you CCW permit holders are carrying these days?

    I myself carry a SIG P226 in .40S&W most of the time....any others out there carrying a full frame?

    Also what is your opinions on carrying a back up or second mag?

    Thank you
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  • boltaction
    Just recieved my ccw in the mail today. Total time from submission to now is just about 6 weeks. Fun times.

    [:D]

    Happiness is a warm gun.
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  • boltaction
    I have been spending some time on www.handgunlaw.us and I am trying to find which states will give me the best coverage. I have a PA one now. I plan on traveling to NV and maybe FL.
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  • boltaction
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  • boltaction
    Well, my fellow shooters, it's been a long while since I posted last. I am proud of something that I have done, and I thought I would share it with you all, as well. For a few months, I have been considering getting my ccw permit. On this past Friday, I took a pistol course at my local gun shop. It was required for me to take at least one course before I could move on to CCW. Then, on Saturday, I went and took the concealed weapons course. When it came to be test time, I was a little nervous, but as it turned out, I had nothing to be nervous about. I passed the written portion with a 100% score. And when it came time to do the shooting portion of the test, only 2 of my shots were outside of the "kill zone" of the sillouhette. That was shooting at a target at 21, 40, and 50 feet, using a .45 SIG P220. That probably does not impress a lot of you folks on here, but I was proud of myself for going through the class(14 hours), and scoring as well as I did. There are not a lot of 21 year old adults who can say the same thing in my neck of the woods. I have learned so much stuff that I was not aware of, and some of the topics were just amazing. Like I said up a little ways, the class was 14 hours. I took it at a sporting goods shop, Cleland's Outdoor World. The instructor is a world record holder for rifle, pistol, and archery shooting. You can type his name in a search engine, Chad Cleland, and you will find many NRA publications about him and his mother Theresa, who was the women's combat pistol champion a few times. He also holds several records in the U.S. Army for rifle and pistol champion. He did a great job of teaching, and also made it fun. He made the 14 hours seem like 4 hours... it was great. But, anyway... I was just proud and excited for doing it, and I thought I would share it with you all.
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  • RustyBones
    http://www.ccrkba.org/reciprocity.html

    credit to a recent forum topic for this link
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