Recent content by lukepriebe

I look at it like a seatbelt, it's there but I hope to never have to use it. If I do, however, I want it to be ready.

Mine took 3-4 weeks but I had to order for a lefty.

Mine is pending as is another friends.

Killed my first deer and several after with an M1. Never had a problem with it's performance.

Worst miss: four standing/walking shots at a buck at 50 yards. Best shot: same year, dropped a buck on a dead run at 50 yards.

Never been a problem for me.

Funny. I've heard anti-hunters with the same logic. How is you stealing traps different from an anti destroying my deer stand? You say this but you destroy the ability of others to do it.

^ +1

Defiantly finish the waffle.

I think that's what the question is. Did he break any law? The OP has said there is no clear rule concerning declaring in a social situation, but he did declare when approached the second time as it was clearly non-social. I tried searching for a clear statement of rules but could not find any...

I guess this was what I was wondering. I didn't think you had to declare unless you were pulled over or other official police business.

Yes, the LEO said he was printing when he stopped AFTER the OP said he was licensed. The officer said nothing at their first meeting. As far as I know you only need to declare when stopped and this was a conversation in a UPS parking lot.

From what I can see he didn't know he was printing. Like they say, concealed means concealed. I don't walk up to people and tell them I'm carrying just in case they saw something. I don't know that the LEO's did anything wrong but I really don't think the OP did either.

I've shot about 8 different varieties of ammo through my .40 and never had a ftf. I have nothing but love for the gun and so do all my friends and family that have shot it.

Mine's on the way. Thanks for the link.