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I don’t want it stolenYou forgot truck gun!
Even people who don't own a truck still NEED a truck gun.
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I don’t want it stolenYou forgot truck gun!
Even people who don't own a truck still NEED a truck gun.
For me, a truck gun isn’t for defense or protection. I’m an avid hunter, have a dedicated hunting vehicle that lives in a locked garage, with an alarm and cameras. During hunting season, it’s nice to log off after work, switch vehicles and have all gear prepped and ready to go.I don’t want it stolen
I’ve wondered about the loaded gun issue since my CCW and PCC share magazines. With the PCC cased, unloaded, and locked in the trunk it seems unlikely but I wouldn’t want to become a test case.I had considered Trunk Gun, but then you have to worry about if they transport it within the stupid laws and all that jazz. Last thing I need is someone saying I suggested a Trunk/Truck gun then they get pinched carrying it loaded or something. Stupid we have to think this way, but CA is an incredibly litigious state and people rarely want to take accountability for their own actions.
I guess that’s why you’re trapperFor me, a truck gun isn’t for defense or protection. I’m an avid hunter, have a dedicated hunting vehicle that lives in a locked garage, with an alarm and cameras. During hunting season, it’s nice to log off after work, switch vehicles and have all gear prepped and ready to go.
loaded means bullets in the gun, you can have loaded magazines in the same container as long as they aren't in the gunI’ve wondered about the loaded gun issue since my CCW and PCC share magazines. With the PCC cased, unloaded, and locked in the trunk it seems unlikely but I wouldn’t want to become a test case.
If your gun is locked and then double locked in a trunk you have nothing to worry aboutI’ve wondered about the loaded gun issue since my CCW and PCC share magazines. With the PCC cased, unloaded, and locked in the trunk it seems unlikely but I wouldn’t want to become a test case.
I want a p30LI’m buying a VP9L lol
The VP series is very good. You won’t regret the purchaseI’m buying a VP9L lol
and I pick it up tomorrow hey maybe this Ben dude is alright def worth a sub now lolEveryone's favorite guntalker has officially justified your purchase
This just hit the roster: https://hk-usa.com/product/vp9a1-l-mil/
If it's not a good competition gun what's the point of something like this?

This one came with a gray guns trigger and brass grips so I guess it’s meta elite operator?View attachment 265008
Because it’s not as silly as this one at the range.
Honestly though my match sits between my Shadow 2 and 92xi SAO. Both have better triggers, but the barrel lock up on the HK is better than the 92 so my groups are ever so slightly tighter (most of the time). Both fall behind the S2 though.
How’s that trigger compared to your other VP9’s? I’m looking at them or Lazy wolfThis one came with a gray guns trigger and brass grips so I guess it’s meta elite operator?
I like the stock VP9A1 trigger. This one seems about the same honestly. Firm crisp break and positive reset with short resetHow’s that trigger compared to your other VP9’s? I’m looking at them or Lazy wolf
Mine is a bit on the mushy side with an unknown round count. When I have the normal slide I don't care much, but when I have the match slide and dot its annoying...I like the stock VP9A1 trigger. This one seems about the same honestly. Firm crisp break and positive reset with short reset