Carrier in the Waiting
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Brian Pfleuger
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I've heard of that. A friend of mine in a different county had to threaten a law suit to get his. NY law REQUIRES denial or issuance within 6 months but it sure doesn't happen everywhere.
Isn't Dan Wesson owned by CZ?
You go, peetza!
We love ya, peetza!!! Sounds like you got this carry thing down pat!
Welcome to "The Equalizer" club! Anyone remember THAT show? What was that little pistol he carried? I don't remember...something like a .32 or .380 Beretta or Walther...
I believe there was a thread about that recently. I DO carry into WW. In SC, it's under my shirt. In NC it's open on my belt. No one's ever said a thing.
The worst gun you'll own is the one sitting in the holster on your dresser.
We love ya, peetza!!! Sounds like you got this carry thing down pat!
Welcome to "The Equalizer" club! Anyone remember THAT show? What was that little pistol he carried? I don't remember...something like a .32 or .380 Beretta or Walther...
I believe there was a thread about that recently. I DO carry into WW. In SC, it's under my shirt. In NC it's open on my belt. No one's ever said a thing.
The worst gun you'll own is the one sitting in the holster on your dresser.
The Great Mahoo
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Ha, that map is hilarious.
Brian Pfleuger
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My wally doesn't sell food.Yes, Dan Wesson is owned by CZ. But the guns are lovingly assembled in Norwich, NY.
I'm being jingoistic here, but I do believe that is one of the secrets to the quality of the product. There is a long tradition of very high quality factory work and of a very strong work ethic in upstate NY.
There was a huge number of small arms manufacturers and knife factories in this area.
Savage in Utica. Ithaca gun in Ithaca, Remington in Ilion, Ithaca Classic Doubles in Victor. Cutco knives in Olean, (Olean is also where they made many of the classic Kbar marine knives) Robinson knife in Springville. There are many more, but I am drawing a blank right now, its 1:30 am.
The Crossman airgun factory down the street in Bloomfield from the guy who is world famous for his bone blued revolvers and refinishing.
Many are gone, and some of what is left is a sad remnant of what was once great, but the tradition is there.
I'm being jingoistic here, but I do believe that is one of the secrets to the quality of the product. There is a long tradition of very high quality factory work and of a very strong work ethic in upstate NY.
There was a huge number of small arms manufacturers and knife factories in this area.
Savage in Utica. Ithaca gun in Ithaca, Remington in Ilion, Ithaca Classic Doubles in Victor. Cutco knives in Olean, (Olean is also where they made many of the classic Kbar marine knives) Robinson knife in Springville. There are many more, but I am drawing a blank right now, its 1:30 am.
The Crossman airgun factory down the street in Bloomfield from the guy who is world famous for his bone blued revolvers and refinishing.
Many are gone, and some of what is left is a sad remnant of what was once great, but the tradition is there.
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Brian Pfleuger
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Truthfully, in respect for my wife, I don't get any look at all. I talk to her about what I want and she'll say "Can we afford it?" I say, yes or no. and she has no problem with what I buy or don't. She beautiful and smart too. So I'm a lucky man. In fact, I'm much worse than she is about things, I cringe when she spends $50 on a pair of jeans but I don't blink at $500 for a gun.
BTW, I've locked in my purchase. I ordered a Crossbreed Supertuck for Glock 33 and one of their gun belts too. My FFL will have my gun soon but I'll only be able to fondle it and shoot at his range for the near future.