East German Makarov with Wolf FMJ ammo.
I have used it for my qualification, and both of my renewals.
I have used it for my qualification, and both of my renewals.
What gun and load did you use for your ccw test?
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cmort666
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Winchester White Box 147gr. JHP 9x19mm out of my ex-VA Beach Sheriff's Dept. Glock 19. So accurate at seven yards, I shot the middle out of the bullseye and started shooting the NRA logo, the trademark, etc., just to have something to shoot until the range time was over.
Double-O-Dave
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You SHOT the NRA logo and weren't struck by lightning? The earth didn't open up and swallow you whole? A miracle. Simply a miracle.
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Dave
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powerkicker
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Is that gun marked "Virginia Beach" in some way?
Sgt Neutron
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In Kansas, the range portion of the class is as follows:
5 rounds at 3 yards, one hand
10 rounds at 7 yards, two hands
10 rounds at 10 yards, two hands
must hit 18 of the 25 on the silhouette.
I used a CZ-75 BD (9mm)with Fiocchi ball ammo. After about 15 rounds, my instructor stood behind me to make sure I wasn't "throwing" any rounds, as by this time there was only a single hole dead center on the target about 1½ across
. Love the accuracy of the CZ.
5 rounds at 3 yards, one hand
10 rounds at 7 yards, two hands
10 rounds at 10 yards, two hands
must hit 18 of the 25 on the silhouette.
I used a CZ-75 BD (9mm)with Fiocchi ball ammo. After about 15 rounds, my instructor stood behind me to make sure I wasn't "throwing" any rounds, as by this time there was only a single hole dead center on the target about 1½ across
cmort666
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Sure is. It's got the badge marked on the slide. It was part of a shipment that Summit Gun Broker got in a couple of years ago. They get stuff like that all of the time, along with various interesting Smiths.
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powerkicker
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That's too cool.
winter1857
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I shot my 4" Model 13 with 158 SWC handloads. We shot 48 rounds, I believe.
In NC you have to have an 8 hour course with some range time prior to being issued a CC permit. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. There were some real knuckleheads in there.
In NC you have to have an 8 hour course with some range time prior to being issued a CC permit. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. There were some real knuckleheads in there.
cce1302
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Active duty, I&I right now at a reserve unit here in Indiana.
longhornscott
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Browning Hi-Power circa '60's with Speer GD hollow points, which produced the same effect on the target as would a single shot from a grapefruit cannon.
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Hook686
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I used a 4" 686 with 158 grain JSP rounds.
Beans
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In Nevada you had to Qual with the weapon you are licensd to carry and could be licensed with several handguns
Last Qual 2004
15 Yards: Kel Tec .380, S&W Model 60, Glock 19
USMC SSGT retired 1961-1971 I qualified
Expert 6 times with the issued 1911A1 .45 ACP
Expert 2 times with the M1 Garand
Expert 3 times with the M-14
Expert 3 times with the M-16
Also fired Expert with a BAR the 2 years I carried it.
For those that don't know USMC has to Qual with a basic service rifle once a year even If you carry a BAR or are assigned another weapon.
"every US Marine a rifleman"
Last Qual 2004
15 Yards: Kel Tec .380, S&W Model 60, Glock 19
USMC SSGT retired 1961-1971 I qualified
Expert 6 times with the issued 1911A1 .45 ACP
Expert 2 times with the M1 Garand
Expert 3 times with the M-14
Expert 3 times with the M-16
Also fired Expert with a BAR the 2 years I carried it.
For those that don't know USMC has to Qual with a basic service rifle once a year even If you carry a BAR or are assigned another weapon.
"every US Marine a rifleman"
flop-shank
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Same thing in the Army. Everyone qualifies with the rifle. The big difference is that every Marine goes through rifleman's training IIRC. Many soldiers are not trained to fight with a rifle beyond basic rifle marksmenship and individual movement tecniques.
I shot mine with the only gun I owned at the time, a 4" 686. I used Federal 130gr. .357 Magnums. My wife used her 317 Kit Gun and we were the only wheelgunners in a class of 14-15 people.
I still have that 686 as it was my first gun.
I still have that 686 as it was my first gun.
cmort666
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It's a second generation gun without the finger grooves or light rail, neither of which I like, so it was perfect for me and VERY reasonably priced.Originally posted by powerkicker:
That's too cool.I live here and I've never seen one for sale
oldschool63
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G 17 115gr S&B
akviper
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Back when I tested the first time for an Alaska CHP you had to qualify with the largest caliber you might carry for both revolver or pistol. I used a Colt Government Model 45 and a Smith & Wesson 625 with 45acp hardball. A few years later they dropped the requirement for caliber and action type.
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