This is my Rifle, This is my Gun
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That's a nice piece, but for CC, it's hard to beat Glock (or other striker fired) for simplicity and lack of stuff that tries to hang you up when trying to draw. Then you have to make the decision about chambering. I say always go the safest route possible, as most folks rarely need the weapon so quickly that they won't have time to ready it when necessary.
Finally took the leap and ordered my AR-9 carbine. Lots of assembly, customization and play in the not too distant future...
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Finally took the CPL class today. Now I have to go the county and apply for the license. Though I found out after taking the class that you get finger printed when applying. Not sure I want that on file.I can't really come up with a good reason why, but that's just more information that the government would get out of me. 😕
Found out that an AR pistol can be conceal carried in MI. 😵
Found out that an AR pistol can be conceal carried in MI. 😵
I picked this up for a really good price (last one of the old model that I actually preferred. Win!). I was initially drawn to the appearance of it, and the potential functionality made it even more attractive.
I watched some vids and was skeptical of the compensator aspect, but after going to the range, both me and my dad did notice a significant recoil reduction. Not that a 9mm has much to begin with, but it was cool to feel it actually work. The other function is as a stand-off. Of course that works, but I'm likely to win the lotto and get hit by lightning on the same day before I'll ever need to use it.
The newer design has serrations on the sides. I think they look too busy and prefer the simpler smooth design.
I watched some vids and was skeptical of the compensator aspect, but after going to the range, both me and my dad did notice a significant recoil reduction. Not that a 9mm has much to begin with, but it was cool to feel it actually work. The other function is as a stand-off. Of course that works, but I'm likely to win the lotto and get hit by lightning on the same day before I'll ever need to use it.
The newer design has serrations on the sides. I think they look too busy and prefer the simpler smooth design.
I now desperately want this gun from a company that went defunct. 
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hudson+h9&iax=images&ia=images
I also want one of these Rhinos. Holy BALLS that's a ridiculously absurd yet cool looking gun!
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=chiappa+rhino+40ds&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
They both have interesting designs intended to reduce upward deflection. The Rhinos reduction is very noticeable.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hudson+h9&iax=images&ia=images
I also want one of these Rhinos. Holy BALLS that's a ridiculously absurd yet cool looking gun!
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=chiappa+rhino+40ds&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
They both have interesting designs intended to reduce upward deflection. The Rhinos reduction is very noticeable.
Oh, did Hudson go under? Shame they didn't make it. Unfortunately they couldn't get their gun out there for less than $1000 a pop. The only people paying that much for pistols are the master race 1911 types, and the Hudson would never be good enough for them.
Rhinos are cool looking. They, and the Kriss Vector (on the pistol caliber carbine side), have very futuristic lines and modern recoil reduction designs. As I recall, both got screen time in the Total Recall remake. I doubt I'll ever own either though, as I really don't care much for revolvers and the Vector is very pricey compared to other pistol caliber options, and only really works as an SBR.
Rhinos are cool looking. They, and the Kriss Vector (on the pistol caliber carbine side), have very futuristic lines and modern recoil reduction designs. As I recall, both got screen time in the Total Recall remake. I doubt I'll ever own either though, as I really don't care much for revolvers and the Vector is very pricey compared to other pistol caliber options, and only really works as an SBR.
The cost is definitely quite high. Probably an attempt to recoup development costs. You can still get used H9s, but yeah, Hudson didn't make it. Supposedly it might be revived by someone else. Here's a good write up. https://www.pewpewtactical.com/hudson-h9-status/
Shh nobody tell the Florida ATF this is my rifle. I got this baby before the shooting at parkland and it was mine, That is until Rick Scott all of a sudden decided I was not allowed to own a gun anymore. Now it is not my gun until I turn 21 in a little under six months. Fuck Rick Scott and fuck the ATF
Good for them. Looks like the early rumors are being confirmed.
https://reason.com/2019/07/08/noncompliance-kneecaps-new-zealands-gun-control-scheme/
https://reason.com/2019/07/08/noncompliance-kneecaps-new-zealands-gun-control-scheme/
Seems like they have until December 20th before they're really breaking the law and I guess there is still debate about what they're going to pay people.. and there is no record of most of the guns.. so no one even knows what a good # of turn ins would be.
Seems vague enough that most people will probably be able to claim it as a win.. though since they banned any NEW sales, the anti-gun crowd will likely be the winner in the end.
Seems vague enough that most people will probably be able to claim it as a win.. though since they banned any NEW sales, the anti-gun crowd will likely be the winner in the end.