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This is where I am. My pistol shooting is for SD. I am looking at training without my glasses so I can simulate the worst case scenario. Any suggestions where no focus is available on either target or front sight.

I have the hammerless SP101 snubby and really like it. I also have the LCR in .357 I carry the 101 iwb and the lcr in my pocket along with an 8 round speed strip. I like the consistency between the two. If i had some more money i would have the SP101 in a three inch.

ilbob, when I saw your response I realized my mistake. I should have said 926c, which gives a federal defense for transporting firearms from one destination to another when traveling through places like chicago who have restrictive gun laws.

What's the chances that the court decides against incorporation on the grounds of the legal quandary and procedures the states would be in to have to rewrite all their firearm laws? And would incorporation make 923c moot?

Since my financial resources are limited, when I made my decision as to what firearms I needed, I chose them based on what ammo I thought would be the easiest to find in the future.

My permit came today and when the wife and I went out to dinner I carried. I debated with myself for about 20 minutes whether to or not. The deciding factor was asking, Why did I get the permit? I got the permit, pardon the negative waves Oddball, because I think things are going to get worse...

Sorry guys, Newbie mistake. Forgot about search and found a similar thread from a few days ago. Would the moderator please pull thread. Again, sorry.

I was researching Iowa law since I am about to get my permit to carry from MN and wanted to be sure I understood what I can do as far as transporting my weapon when traveling through Iowa. I found this and this would seem to say that even if my pistol was locked in a case per 926a my magazine...

This situation would seem to be an argument against incorporation unless all federal restrictions on the RKBA were removed.

"(ii) if the individual possessing the firearm is licensed to do so by the State in which the school zone is located or a political subdivision of the State, and the law of the State or political subdivision requires that, before an individual obtains such a license, the law enforcement...

These are some questions I have: 1) Did the undercover officers approach Ayers before or after he got in his car? The video is not clear. Would help address the issue of Ayers recognizing them as undercover police officers wearing badges and hearing them identifying themselves as police. I'd be...