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Thanks for that. It pretty much confirmed what I already believed. I guess the only unresolved question now is, if they can't stop you from keeping a weapon in your private vehicle can they still fire you for doing so, because you are breaking their corporate rule.


If they want to fire you ...

There is no rule mandating Singe Action / Double Action for the LTC Course of Fire. Not for revolvers nor for semi-autos.

That said, I have my students use whatever mode their gun is likely to be used in if used defensively as its carried in the holster. This will be Double Action for revolvers ...

Silly question:

Is this only going to remove the $200 tax?

Or, Will this remove suppressors & SBRs from the NFA?

Very sorry to hear of both losses to your family. Will be praying for comfort & strength as you lead your family through this season of grief & healing.

oohrah wrote: Mon May 26, 2025 12:22 pm Sorry to hijack, but why is the OPs post dated "Fri Mar 28, 2025 5:01 pm". We ain't there yet, and the 28th is Wednesday. Just curious.

Brother, we're already in the month of May.

My wife has a 365XL, which I like quite a bit. It has less than 1k rounds thru it, & no complaints thus far.

The 365X has a slightly shorter slide/barrel/sight radius, so personally I'd recommend an XL over the X, but that's just my preference (the XL is still easily concealed).

However, recently ...

A mild 'language' warning for the video, but a slow-motion review of a GBRS class that had a Negligent Discharge on reholstering a P320 that was initially thought to be an 'Uncommanded Discharge '.

https://youtu.be/DqG8RfiXkN0?si=tNOU4GPxIpj6JJ27

Next time yall notice it going painfully slow to load, look at the bottom of the Board Index page & Note how many "Users" are online. Yesterday when it was dragging, there were 5 'Registered Users' & 2,279 'Guests'.

Right now it's crazy fast for me, with 7 'Registered Users' & only 334 'Guests ...

Hmmmm.. Slower than cold molasses on my end. Click on anything (Reply, Submit, whatever, including opening the site), it takes 30-40 seconds to respond.


Yesterday, 25 April, it was blazing fast to load pages.

This morning, 26 April, it's slow to load like you're experiencing. Both on phone ...

I think it's the Georgia address on the door, but hanging a 30.07 sign citing the Texas Penal code that JMorris is referencing.

Not sure what counts as 'legal notice' in Ga, so it may or may not count there.

After watching it a few times I think he hit the mag release his thumb was on it. But I could be wrong.

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It looks like the deputy fired 3x rounds from the fresh magazine, then the magazine fell free from the gun. Pretty sure his support side grip pressed hard onto the strong side thumb ...

Before the update the "Active Topics" seemed to be the default page to load. Is there a User-level setting that needs to be changed to have Active Topics show up when visiting the Forum? Or, is that perhaps a back-side Admin setting that directs / redirects which page initially loads by default ...

I like Sig's, but I'm wondering how they account for at least the one caught on camera where the officer's hands didn't appear to be anywhere near the holster when the gun discharged? Did the holster do it??

The general 'Rule of Thumb' (pun intended!) that I teach is if your gun has a thunb safety to rest the Thumb on whichever side will disengage the safety, & keep it there during the string of fire to prevent accidentally engaging the safety. For 1911-style safeties (or Sigs / S&W M&Ps, etc) that ...

TAM,
Praying for your family all around, as well as all those affected. It's hard to fathom the losses in a fire of that scale, & your post puts it into perspective.

Also praying for you & your wife as ya'll provide what comfort you can to your family & friends still in CA.