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Have one and bought a Primary Arms Micro RD, the one with the 50,000 battery life and a riser.   Installed it and it seemingly increased the overall height of the KSG a lot more than I wanted and it would no longer fit into the bag I wanted to carry it in.   Took it off and put Troy Folding BUIS on it and all is well and I can make hits with slugs pretty far out the with little effort.   Hope this helps?   PM me if you like? D  

Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you!   Once you report, you lose complete control of any and everything that flows from your reporting, both good and bad.   In my experience, look toward more bad than good coming from this.   Your supervisors should be aware of what is going on with those under their watch.   Great luck with this which ever way you go,   D

I was looking for similar info about States that honor my Tennessee CCW and their laws on long guns?

Hi, I have a 20 year old Sig 226 in 9mm. It has been an excellent gun and even saved my life once! I have also had a Sig 228 with is a shorter and lighter version of the 226 and is somewhat lighter than the 229. I found with the shorter barrel length of the Sig 228, I had to pay much more attention to the front sight than with the longer barrel of the Sig 226. With the Sig 226, I could just get it out there and look for the front sight and get good to very good hits. Not as much with the lighter barrel end of the 228. I would believe that should hold true for the Sig 229? Now that's a lot of numbers and I hope this make sense and helps?

Judging precise distances under the extreme stress conditions of a critical incident, will be inaccurate at best. In fact, you WILL be wrong! When anyone gives you an exact distance, that means if you are off by an inch or two, you are criminally responsible? I'm not thinking so. It is getting to be a long time ago now, but I thought my attacker, armed with a large butcher knife, was about 20 feet away when he attacked. I was so certain that I gave that in my statement. I was way wrong! Later through the investigation, it was determined he was six feet away. Even today, years later, in my mind's eye I would still think he was, at least, three times that far away. All that was to say, it is not an exact or even an approximate set distance. A determination of Justified Self Defense will depend on the reasonableness of your actions to be decided by others long after you, hopefully, survive the critical incident. I hoped that helped and added to the thread. D

As almost said by a few others and rightly so, Law Enforcement is there to enforce the laws as written and not make or influence laws. They are at their best when doing only as they are tasked to do-ENFORCE THE LAWS. When LE becomes involved in the making of laws, they tend to do what they believe is in THEIR best interest and not, necessarily the best interest of those they serve. That is why there is a separation between those that make them and those that enforce them. Each of those LEOs would be hard pressed to show the formal POST approved training course that trained them in consequences of the passing of the subject law. At best, their comments are from a incident or two they were involved in or heard of. Their comments are mostly anecdotal and/or conjecture at best! I bet that each and every one of the Agencies represented at the veto has policies that prohibit the wearing of the uniform to political functions and/or in support of political positions. A Citizen's Complaint could be filed with each agency against the offending officer. This should spark a Internal Investigation that should result in discipline and prevent future violations in this area. Just because it is a COP or high ranking officer does not matter. What if a lowly Patrol Officer wore his uniform to a political function without the COP's permission or to a function for a political position the COP didn't agree with? Just a few thoughts on the matter!

A few years back, getting to be quite a while back now, Cor-bon 9mm +P in 115 gr. brought me home from a butcher knife attack. Today I would probably go for the 9mm +P in 124 gr. Cor-bons work and you can't go wrong with them!!!!!!!! Hope this gives you some useful information? D

A few years back, getting to be quite a while back now, Cor-bon 9mm +P in 115 gr. brought me home from a butcher knife attack. Today I would probably go for the 9mm +P in 124 gr. Cor=bons work and you can't go wrong with them!!!!!!!! Hope this gives you some useful information? D