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Looking for a Sig p320 in 9mm or Gen 5 Glock 19. Open to different models of the sig, but prefer X Series. Memphis Area. Thanks.

Sold pending meet.

Pm sent.

How about $500 for the package?

I use tourniquets regularly. Former law enforcement, now Emergency/Trauma RN and EMT in Memphis in case you wondered why. I like the CAT for 1 handed application, and the SOF-T for everything else. They are very similar, but I find the windlass on the SOF-T, being metal, is a little more sturdy and can be useful with femoral bleeds. I keep both in my vehicle and on my gear. Either will serve you well. As others have said, learn to use them now. Stage them so they are ready to use.

It also has night sights. Thanks

Sig Sauer P239 DAK in 357 Sig with 2 mags, kydex holster, 50 rounds Speer Gold Dots and 50 rounds of Winchester white box This was my dream pistol until I realized my hand is too big for it. Looking for trades. I like 9mm Glocks, Sigs, and possibly others. I also like K and L frame revolvers. I am in the Memphis area. Willing to drive to Jackson or possibly the River for the right deal. Thanks! $600

Just found this. I think we had a statewide meet and greet somewhere years ago? I haven't been on for a while, but I see a lot of people are still on that I remember. I would go to a local meet and greet.

I haven't experienced a charger yet!

The only time I open carry.......

I carry a semi-automatic rifle, I have no use for full auto. As others mentioned, the practicality of shorter barrels is obvious when working out of a vehicle. I'm curious about the suppressor comment though. You do know they protect hearing and don't make the rifle any more deadly, right? I don't know of any officers that use suppressors for patrol, but I'm surprised to hear this view coming from the gun community. I usually only hear the uninformed speaking in this manner about a suppressor.

I also am interested in the military grade weapons comment. I work for a smaller department just outside of Memphis. I see AK47's and SKS rifles. I'm glad I have an AR15.

The highlight of my trip.

I had a 35 that was great to shoot. Very accurate. I decided to sell my 40's and keep my 9mm guns. Sold it to a guy on here. I miss it sometimes!

I use a weapon light on duty. It helps to have a free hand to open doors and operate a radio. I don't need a rail on a concealed pistol though. I actually prefer 1911's not to have a rail.

I changed my post to include the TCA.

http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/tncode/

Yes you can. I stop people regularly for it. If they have a valid license and insurance, I let them go with a warning. TCA 55-4-110c

I drilled. Tried the socket first and didn't work for me.

[quote name="Patton" post="1156973" timestamp="1402339980"] If it were me I would buy a Shield because they can be found for less than $410 OTD now. When he gets hired or is in the Academy he can get a new Glock for as cheap as $430 OTD(Blue label plus tax, no TICS fee for LE).[/quote] This sounds like the best idea. I recently bought a blue label glock. I didn't realize how easy it is, even with having to get it shipped.

[quote name="Patton" post="1156195" timestamp="1402097124"] Besides the best way to get hired is to already be POST certified and you will end up having to use your own weapon in the academy before you get hired. If you switch departments you can carry that extra, personally owned duty weapon with you that you are qualified on and start work quicker. Some smaller departments it may take them a month or more to get you qualified on their weapon. ).[/quote] Unfortunately this is not an option in West TN. You have to be hired first. I know there is a community college in middle/east TN that runs an independent academy.

I bet Ralph was also pulling the 3rd mag out of each box and selling it.

The dept's in the Memphis area will give you a weapon. The 19 and the shield are my favorite carry guns. I carry a 23 on duty because my dept issues .40 ammo and I can't turn down free ammo. That said, I would carry a 19 on duty and not feel undergunned. As far as HCP's, I don't think any dept would be against you having one. My dept regs actually state that the dept "prefers" you to obtain a HCP.

Obviously I'm a Beltman fan, but I'd also vote for wilderness tactical. I own one and they are good belts. I just prefer leather.

I have three beltman belts. They are great. I have a brown one and a black one I keep nice, and a brown one that I've worn everyday for seven years. The beltman is good to go.