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Nice! 
Careful with those Black Talons....courts don't look highly on those when used for defense. They apparently kill people too well.
Sub-sonic? You guys have silencers over there? My buddy just got one for his 22....so quiet...we were shooting it in the basement.
Now they just need to start making the sub-sonic in .223 for the public.
Careful with those Black Talons....courts don't look highly on those when used for defense. They apparently kill people too well.
Sub-sonic? You guys have silencers over there? My buddy just got one for his 22....so quiet...we were shooting it in the basement.
Now they just need to start making the sub-sonic in .223 for the public.
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some of the subs i got you don't even need a suppressor
the really quiet ones are very acurate but they don't have enough power to cycle the action so you have to manually load them
i got a nice black talon i shot into water pack then phone books
they are so wicked looking when opened up!
have you used the mag-safe or glazer?
i think the mag safe does more damage than the black talons...
i mean they tear shit up!
the really quiet ones are very acurate but they don't have enough power to cycle the action so you have to manually load them
i got a nice black talon i shot into water pack then phone books
they are so wicked looking when opened up!
have you used the mag-safe or glazer?
i think the mag safe does more damage than the black talons...
i mean they tear shit up!
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Originally posted by Solless
some of the subs i got you don't even need a suppressor
the really quiet ones are very acurate but they don't have enough power to cycle the action so you have to manually load them
i got a nice black talon i shot into water pack then phone books
they are so wicked looking when opened up!
have you used the mag-safe or glazer?
i think the mag safe does more damage than the black talons...
i mean they tear shit up!
some of the subs i got you don't even need a suppressor
the really quiet ones are very acurate but they don't have enough power to cycle the action so you have to manually load them
i got a nice black talon i shot into water pack then phone books
they are so wicked looking when opened up!
have you used the mag-safe or glazer?
i think the mag safe does more damage than the black talons...
i mean they tear shit up!
I haven't used those rounds...it's not so much which one really kills better. It's how the public perceives them. For example...there is a brand that advertises not over penetrating sheet rock, but they are mean rounds to flesh. Just something to think about....these days you'd better expect a long drawn out battle even when you are rightly defending yourself. Anything you can get on your side the better. Two of my friends just went to concealed carry class last weekend...so we had quite the discussion recently.
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Since we are showing off new toys I just picked this up a couple weeks ago at a gun show...
http://www.benchmade.com/products/product_....asp?model=9500
I have the 9500SBT. Love it! You'd have to live in Oregon to be able to buy it though...it falls under switchblades by definition. Once I'm military then it wouldn't matter which state I'm in.
http://www.benchmade.com/products/product_....asp?model=9500
I have the 9500SBT. Love it! You'd have to live in Oregon to be able to buy it though...it falls under switchblades by definition. Once I'm military then it wouldn't matter which state I'm in.
