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My concealed carry.. What's yours?
- Thread starter JC7
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I used to work next door to GT distributors, I could buy boxes of 50 for about $22. I miss that.
MrYesterday
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Speaking of getting down on one's knees.
I have a few 5000 round cases of dirty ass Remington 22lr that I bought from CMP a couple years ago for $65 a case. Anyway, a neighbor came over last week and saw it in my ammo safe when I was pulling out some steel .223 I was selling him for $7 a box (which I felt bad about because I paid $2.99 a box a couple years ago). He said "I don't have enough cash to buy a case of 22lr from you at the crazy prices people are asking, but my girlfriend gives a mean blowjob!". I said "No thanks on the head, but if you need some, I'll sell it to you for $20 for 500.". He agreed, paid, thanked me for the "sweet deals" and we walked out of my bedroom/our son's room (he sleeps in a crib in our room), through the dining room, kitchen, and into the livingroom. When we got there my wife was giving him the stink eye and said "I'd prefer you not come over anymore, Dave. You and your skank aren't wanted around here!" and she held the door open for him as he walked out, looking at her slack jawed. I said "What was that about?" while laughing my ass off. She pulled the baby monitor out of her back pocket, and said "I heard what he said, and you'd better be glad you said no so quickly!".
Moral of the story is, don't cheat kids.
I'll join in the +p fun. My 9mm load of choice:
That's what I have on the magazines for home defense. It just says "Back tha fuhk up" without too much hassle. Or .45 acp hollow points. Either way I feel better.
+p is just a hotter load. (Overpressure ammo).
If the gun isnt rated for it. It might hurt.
+p is just a hotter load. (Overpressure ammo).
If the gun isnt rated for it. It might hurt.
I was issued +P so that was my assumption.
If your department issues/requires 9mm, it is probably the case. For defensive loads I think +p is pretty much standard for 9mm.
