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>>29449733

You can't go wrong with a Glock 17, except that you could have gotten a Glock 19 instead.

I don't know much about the P30L but they have a great resale value that exceeds the price of a NIB Glock, so I'd just buy that, and if you don't like it, you can sell it and get a Glock 19 instead.

Yes, I'm aware you said Glock 17. You want a Glock 19, you just don't know it yet. Unless you're Canadian, in which case, sorry.

I've got one. Its a great gun but it takes some getting used to the LEM trigger.

Honestly if you're not willing to put the effort and money into shooting it enough to familiarize yourself with it then just get a VP9, or a USP with a nice DA/SA trigger. The P30's DA/SA isn't as good as the USP's.

>>29449733
I'd go with the regular P30 over the L, but I've never been big on long slides.
I'd also go with a VP9 over either to be honest. And while the LEM trigger is nice, it's also kind of weird and it's definitely a trigger that takes time and practice to get used to and maintain a skill level with, keep that in mind as you can find a lot of information about it online.

I've owned an M&P and a Glock, I'd say stick with Glock and go with a 19, but the 17 is fine too if you need a full size for whatever reason.

My planned course of action is to shoot them.

>>29449673
>USA version
Magdump him.
>UK version
CC a black powder pistol and let him have it if he closes to within ten meters.

>>29449673
Every now and then something just pisses me off on this site. I figured i was dead inside after all these years. Guess not.

look into the chivalry game, that is /k/

They'd buy their Nuggets new from the factory.

Did you ever see army of darkness?

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Front line troops already issued with body armor

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Contrary to the myth, AFP do have substantial amounts of anti armor weapon (like this one and the ones in >>29449511 picture)

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How real soldiers operate

>>29449349
James Yeager spergs all about it

>>29449349
>.45
That was easy.

Stupid cartridge, uncomfortable trigger shoe, no MOS cut...

They are more accurate at longer ranges

>>29449179
For what raisin?

>>29449184
Semi auto use some of the force of the bullet going off to push the action back therefore decreasing it's range. Also have a bolt forces you to take your time lining up a shot

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>>29449158
>Prove me wrong
Proven

maybe in the jungle yea? how are you gonna chop would with that? a hatchet would be much more useful

>>29449188
When I was out camping with >>29449172
We used really big rocks to chop wood. The knife for cutting and trimming kindling and tinder.

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>>29449114
Obligatory.

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>>29449114
that happened to me once. Went into a fairly liberal school when gun control is brought up, I sit back waiting for the rage and as it turns out most of the class is ok with guns and thinks acting laws are retarded
this was is new York too

>>29449455
There's like 12 million gun owners in NY state. We beat out most midwestern states in terms of sheer number of owners, but they beat us on guns owned per capita by a mile. In the city and it's surrounding counties almost everyone is guncucked, surprisingly though the blacks and hispanics don't give a fuck about guns. It's literally the ancient WASPS still lording over the entire state from the upper east side because they it helps maintain their "privileged" status.

For the record you can own a fun in NYC, but don't even waste your time trying to get your local precinct to okay you having a handgun or an unfucked AR.

>>29449066
Trick question. Spend 100 more and get a ruger gp100

>>29449066
Taurus Judge Poly

cya

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>>29449066
EAA Windicator

Century has spotty QC.
if you can handle it and check if everything is in order, sure. But I'd rather save an extra $200 and get the PTR.

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>>29449008
Get a PTR.

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My first gun was a PTR a few years ago. I'd recommend it, so long as you are concious of any flinching you may be doing. Buy a muzzle brake perhaps, and dry fire practice often. It is a good, simple gun that is easy to maintain, and is fairly foolproof. Ammo may be a bit expensive, as it's $.40+ a round.

They practically already do.

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>>29448436
>plate carrier + helmet
>full body armor

No. The direction personal protection is going is less is more. 40 years ago it was full nylon smocks, 30 it was nylon vests, then it was big fabric vests with plates, then it was Kevlar vests with plates, then it was tight waistcoats with plates and now its just plate carriers. Then next iteration would predictably be plates with pouches molded into them or something, but that would be a step back desu. Those bracers and hand armor don't do shit and nobody would wear them, the shoulders make sense but are huge so people would ditch them too at first opportunity.

>>29448338
Police gather evidence. Weapon is evidence. Hence, into the bag it goes.

>>29448338
i've never been in a scenario where my firearms could have been taken, but from what i hear they take them to "verify they're not stolen" or some bullshit. Thats fairly common from what i've gathered. The part were your mileage may vary is upon return of your firearm. Some people have gotten their firearm back in perfect condition and others have had theirs returned missing optics, blemished, or disassembled.

>>29448382
Yes, expect to have a badge number or case number scratched into it for chain of custody purposes. Enjoy.

Like a heavy duty cattle prod?

>>29448073
Yeah! I could very well purchase a shock lantern, but I need it to be concealable (thus the retractable stick).

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>>29448058

Did these assholes ever heard of Streisand effect?

>>29448026
Fuck fire clean and anyone supporting them

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>Vuurwapen; causing industry butthurt since 2009

Cold steel xl espada

>>29448003
M&P shield 9mm

>>29448015
Yeah fuckin right. Ruger sr9 master race.