I carry a GLOCK (mostly)…the smaller G43. The only thing about mine that isn’t stock is a TALON grip. I have a great set of XS night sights, but have been too busy/lazy to install them. I’m sure I’ll get around to it some day.
But there’s no law that says you can’t tart up a GLOCK, no matter how many lipstick-on-a-pig comments you inevitably get. Everyday Carrier 1RidgeRunner7 has done some work to his G19, both sight-wise and aethetically. That pseudo-carbon fiber pattern is…interesting. As log as you’re not epileptic.
In California you are not allowed to carry a “modified” weapon under the conditions of your permit. Although if I kill someone with my permit gun I think I have bigger things to worry about than the aftermarket sights and Talon grips.
I have never heard that before. Is that statewide or just based on county? What do they consider “modified”?
Because he’s full of shit and has to be the center of attention. Not like he has anything better to do over the weekend.
Nothing in state law; since the issuing agencies are unregulated beyond the state requirements
* not ineligible to own guns,
* resident inside my geographic authority,
* has a reason (‘good cause’) that makes me happy,
* has taken training that makes me happy
such a restriction would come from the issuer.
Pro Tip – 16 oz. of ‘Monster Energy’ drink just before shooting will wreck your fine motor skills…
Only if you’re not used to it.
Watermelon Rockstar. Sugar free. Definitely the way to go.
I love carbon fiber. I want it.
Bling a Glock? Like Nickel plated and engraved frame and slide, gold inlays with mastodon ivory grips. Or bling like I glued a flashlight on it. It’s all good as log as I’m not epileptic
That slide is trippy AF.
What is the word for “bling” in Austria dialect?
Nienteen Eleven
I’d expect someone who drinks monster to trust their life to a vortex.
I carry the Glock 27. Not modified, I can conceal it IWB. Chambered in .40 S&W. Compact frame helps conceal, very accurate and a big punch.
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