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Kuraudo777
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22 Jan 2016, 9:27 am

^We often go downtown and go to the library and then sometimes to his house where we play with my...what is he? Step-nephew? I get confused sometimes. :lol:


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22 Jan 2016, 9:30 am

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44's?! Are they magnums?
Are they hollow points?

They look like sinkers to me. (no offense intended)
LOL

Must be a pretty hefty sling shot to fire those!

Hey, Dillogic, have you ever fired a Glock 22?


.440 round balls for a .45 cal Kentucky rifle. Fairly run-of-the-mill for heavier slingshot bullets from my basic perusing online (I'm beyond a noob with slingshots); steel ones tend to be larger diameter for similar weight. Probably classed as "premium" bullets, though, and people probably wouldn't use them for simple target practice like I do. It's all I have on hand.

Not a model 22. I've fired a Model 17 (9mm) and 21 (.45 auto), though. The old indoor range I used to go to had the 17 for rent, and I owned a model 21 back in the day.



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22 Jan 2016, 9:33 am

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Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use a Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


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22 Jan 2016, 9:40 am

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Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).



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22 Jan 2016, 9:45 am

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^We often go downtown and go to the library and then sometimes to his house where we play with my...what is he? Step-nephew? I get confused sometimes. :lol:

Wouldn't he be your step-brother?
A step-nephew would be the son of your stepbrother or stepsister.
Gosh, it is confusing isn't it?


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22 Jan 2016, 9:48 am

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ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic:

Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).


Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


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22 Jan 2016, 9:49 am

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Dillogic wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic:

Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).


Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


Remember the change to those laws?


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22 Jan 2016, 9:50 am

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Kuraudo777 wrote:
^We often go downtown and go to the library and then sometimes to his house where we play with my...what is he? Step-nephew? I get confused sometimes. :lol:

Wouldn't he be your step-brother?
A step-nephew would be the son of your stepbrother or stepsister.
Gosh, it is confusing isn't it?

Raleigh, you're still up. What a ledge!


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22 Jan 2016, 9:54 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic:

Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).


Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


Remember the change to those laws?



Sorry. You're right. I misread your post.

But have you ever shot a Desert Eagle 45 or a 1911?

And do you know what I'm talking about, about carrying a Glock 22?


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22 Jan 2016, 9:55 am

Judy [my step-mom, though I can't think of her as anything but Judy] has a son who has a son, which makes my dad a step-grandpa...so...what am I, again? :lol:


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22 Jan 2016, 9:57 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
Kuraudo777 wrote:
^We often go downtown and go to the library and then sometimes to his house where we play with my...what is he? Step-nephew? I get confused sometimes. :lol:

Wouldn't he be your step-brother?
A step-nephew would be the son of your stepbrother or stepsister.
Gosh, it is confusing isn't it?

Raleigh, you're still up. What a ledge!

That's a coincidence.
I was thinking about getting out on the ledge before.
It's a pity these windows don't open.


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22 Jan 2016, 9:57 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic:

Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).


Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


Remember the change to those laws?



Sorry. You're right. I misread your post.

But have you ever shot a Desert Eagle 45 or a 1911?

And do you know what I'm talking about, about carrying a Glock 22?


38's used to bounce off windscreens - not real accurate either.


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22 Jan 2016, 9:59 am

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Judy [my step-mom, though I can't think of her as anything but Judy] has a son who has a son, which makes my dad a step-grandpa...so...what am I, again? :lol:

You're a skitty.


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22 Jan 2016, 10:01 am

Yep, I'm a playful Skitty who doesn't mind her step-siblings. :)


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22 Jan 2016, 10:04 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
Dillogic:

Glock 22 - You know what I mean?

There are only certain people who are allowed to carry and use Glock 22 in our society - in NSW


Nah, Glock 22s are legal for civilians to own for use at a target range as long as they have the proper license (Cat.H). They changed the law back in the early 2000's so the smaller compact models aren't sporting legal, the Model 26, for example, but the full sized models are legal.

Concealed carry? No, that's not legal (well, it can be, but good luck getting a license for that).


Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


Remember the change to those laws?



Sorry. You're right. I misread your post.

But have you ever shot a Desert Eagle 45 or a 1911?

And do you know what I'm talking about, about carrying a Glock 22?


38's used to bounce off windscreens - not real accurate either.



Have you felt the recoil of a Desert Eagle 45 or a 44 magnum? My fav is the 686


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22 Jan 2016, 10:09 am

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Wanna bet? What about barrel length?


Yes

Barrel has to be 120mm or more, which the stock Glock 22 doesn't meet; however, they can add a non-detachable compensator to boost it past that length (tends to put it at 125mm+), making it "sport legal". They do the same thing with 17s and 21s, and most other popular pistols that people owned prior to the change of the law.

There's also restrictions on the caliber, meaning that if you want a 22 or other long barreled .40 cal, you need to compete in events (I think it's 6 a year).

I got out of the game when the law came in (lost interest in competing, and the mandatory events for most of muh pistolz just sealed it).