Do you own a firearm?

Do you own a firearm?

  • Yes

    Votes: 96 30.2%

  • Not currently, but plan to

    Votes: 108 34.0%

  • No plans to

    Votes: 114 35.8%
  • Total voters
    318
RanzB said:
I may go for one of those. Or a 48.
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The flip on the 48 was much the same as the 43x, which is why I went with the latter in the end; it's also much more comfortable to carry concealed, even for my wife.
 
notayoba said:
Nice. That's almost my ideal handgun combo. If not for carry, I'd just make the P10C a P10F. Personally I have a G19 (cause I have only 1), but those 2 are great.
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The G19 felt like the 'Toyota' of compact pistols, whereas the P10C was like a German car. It's one of those pistols which you'll forgive for almost anything because of how beautiful the action moves and how easy it is to shoot accurately. Whereas the Glock just fscking works and works well, the CZ somehow "feels" better.

I only wish is was as light as the G19...
 
I have a couple covered by green licenses. I'm not sure I'll go through the hassle of relicensing them if/when the time comes.
 
Caliph said:
Interesting. How did you manage to motivate the 43X under section 15?
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There wasn't anything special I had to do. It was the 1st handgun I bought; I applied with a copy of my shooting club membership card and included a couple of target-cards, and scores from events where I used the gun to participate.
 
LCBXX said:
The G19 felt like the 'Toyota' of compact pistols, whereas the P10C was like a German car. It's one of those pistols which you'll forgive for almost anything because of how beautiful the action moves and how easy it is to shoot accurately. Whereas the Glock just fscking works and works well, the CZ somehow "feels" better.

I only wish is was as light as the G19...
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The CZs are great shooters, I'd like one for sport shooting and maybe occasional carry. But for daily carry I do prefer the Glocks.
Much less sticking out of them to snag on clothing, and less pointy things that dig into your flesh when carrying. And not that CZ is unreliable, but that Glock reputation didn't come about undeservedly.
 
bwana said:
I have a couple covered by green licenses. I'm not sure I'll go through the hassle of relicensing them if/when the time comes.
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The SAPS have already indicated they will be going after these, and I am sure there are still many out there, I know of a lot of owners like this.

Hopefully it will still take some time before that happens.
 
notayoba said:
The CZs are great shooters, I'd like one for sport shooting and maybe occasional carry. But for daily carry I do prefer the Glocks.
Much less sticking out of them to snag on clothing, and less pointy things that dig into your flesh when carrying. And not that CZ is unreliable, but that Glock reputation didn't come about undeservedly.
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The P10C is a pointy thing to carry indeed. The grip is difficult to conceal if you're not wearing a jacket; I only carry it occasionally in winter.
It's a great sport shooter out the box; the trigger is crisp and grip guides your hands to easily hold it properly when you have to draw fast.

EDIT: Glock-shops did note reliability issues with the CZ firing pin; it apparently drags on the primer and snaps eventually. I can see from my cases that the strike is not a normal round dent; it's a sliiight oval dent which tell me there is some dragging. It's not as bad as pics/videos I find of the same issue on other CZ's so I'll see how it holds up in the long term.
 
bwana said:
Do you own a firearm? If not, are you one of many planning to?
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3 - Two rifles and a handgun.

Used to have 2 more, a shotgun and a very high powered rifle. Both were heirlooms. The Shotgun needed major repair which was not worth it - it is now someone else's collector's piece. The rifle was used by my family for hunting elephants. Now in the hands of someone who likes hunting really big game. Besides the deep freeze was too small for elephant meat.
 
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PrettigeGert said:
The SAPS have already indicated they will be going after these, and I am sure there are still many out there, I know of a lot of owners like this.

Hopefully it will still take some time before that happens.
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I'd like to export them to the US before that happens.

Preferably broken down and hidden in a shipping container with all my other possessions. ;)
 
LCBXX said:
The G19 felt like the 'Toyota' of compact pistols, whereas the P10C was like a German car. It's one of those pistols which you'll forgive for almost anything because of how beautiful the action moves and how easy it is to shoot accurately. Whereas the Glock just fscking works and works well, the CZ somehow "feels" better.

I only wish is was as light as the G19...
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Are you referring to the Gen 4 or 5 G19?
 
G17 on section 15.

would love to motivate for a p226 (bonus points for legion), but it would be annoying to get rejected for already having a 9mm
 
_kabal_ said:
G17 on section 15.

would love to motivate for a p226 (bonus points for legion), but it would be annoying to get rejected for already having a 9mm
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I have three 9mm firearms, and two identical 6.5 Creedmoors. They were all approved without issue, although I did put some thought into the motivations. So having multiple FA’s of the same caliber is a non issue
 
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