The man who totes the above loadout — EDC Train to City at Night — is ex-cop Mke Hawkins. Under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, Mr. Hawkins is . . .
good to stow where “normal” members of the pistol packing public cannot go. With certain restrictions.
If the unnamed City to which Mr. Hawkins refers is The Big Apple, then lucky old him. You average concealed carry Joe is SOL in NYC and on the trains to and from.
I wonder if Mr. Hawkins wasn’t an ex-cop if he’d carry a gu on the train anyway. I know of at least one [otherwise] law-abiding NYC train commuter who does. Would you? Assuming your job required a commute and you needed your job to keep your family afloat.
She’ll never be safe until the government takes away her birthday.
I bet if we did the stats far more people are killed on the way to or from a hunt in vehicle incidents. Hunting is safe. Driving ain’t.
Ask Jim Cirillo. He survived stuff that would have scared Chuck Norris. Only to die in a car accident.
Glock, ETS, Magpul, ProMag, KCI, Jagemann… did I miss anyone? Now there’s Amend2.
I think Glock boys got their bases covered. How about some M&P magazines from someone? Please?
The ETS mags work, the Magpul’s work, and the standard length Glock mags work and are all fairly low in price. I don’t see what Amend2 is bringing 2 the table.
Now, if they end up selling for below $9 a magazine? Then they’ll have my attention.
The real questions are not answered here. We’re thw guns legally bought? Were the people committing the crimes legally allowed to posses them? What charges were brought against the people who lost their weapons to the police? Is the drop due to other factors like the economy or legalization of pot? There’s other before you get to whether the Chief was speaking something approaching the truth.
That sounded a lot like a “BUT WAIT… THERE’S MORE!” infomercial.
With respect any time I hear somebody say “use my system” or “buy my book” my BS detector starts to ring. The author lists a Smith Shield 9mm 8 round magazine at $27.09 “wholesale”. I bought the same item – a Smith and Wesson factory 8 round Shield magazine – at Academy Sports on Sunday for $24.99. So “my system” doesn’t look so good, does it? I save on ammunition by loading my own and I can beat anybody’s prices with an hour in front of the Hornady press. I save big on shipping charges with Amazon Prime. I work the Internet to get the best prices possible and buy in bulk when I can. I’m financially stable enough to be able to take advantage of good deals and sensible enough to know when those good deals come my way. I don’t use a magic system, I don’t need magic passwords, and I don’t try to con people into subscribing to a secret way of buying that charges people $27 for an item that I can buy all day across the counter for $25. That’s a 7.5% savings!!!!!! by the way. Guys, don’t waste our time with late night TV Shopping Channel hucksters – you’re better than that.
I just got an SRS that costs $30ish more, whats the difference?!
She’s a cutie. Her mugshot smile makes it seem like she is taking this crap well. I certainly hope this is dismissed with as little trouble for her, as possible.
Well, I’ll be looking forward to an in-depth review on this.
I bought a Shockwave when they first came out. The dealer had sold a couple but still wasn’t sure what to call them for the transfer. I talked to four local dealers and they were all confused but one who had called the area ATF office and was told they are PGO firearm (pistol grip only). I googled it and PGO firearms are are defined in the GCA’68. There is a maximum barrel and minimum barrel length and minimum overall length. I did not know such a firearm existed. The paperwork included in the box warned not to modify it to change dimensions. I don’t know why this information wasn’t included in the box instead of the government doublespeak paper.
I’ll stick to my 50 BE. It does all I need.
California must be an above average State given how concerned politicians are for the safety of their constituents?
Not surprised.
Our litigation loving society always needs someone to blame and “hold accountable.” Usually finding a scape goat other than the persons actually responsible. It seems the perps in these shootings tend to off themselves, so the media lynch mob needs to get someone else to pay for it, maybe a Bushmaster exec, or a parent, or the NRA, or all gun owners.
Murdering people is illegal, regardless of the method or tool used. You can make it extra illegal but that doesn’t change much.
Lies. Damn lies. And liberal agitprop. It’s almost like they really do want to confiscate all our guns.