What are your hobbies?
Originally Posted by andy2434
Hehehe . . . That's my Glock 23. It's my new modding toy. Los Altos Rod n Gun, eh? I have probably driven by there many times. Are they open to the public? I will need to give them a call and check them out.
Anyone here shoot competitively via the IPDA or USPSA/IPSC?
Anyone here shoot competitively via the IPDA or USPSA/IPSC?
Check their site out (http://losaltosrodandgunclub.com/) for more info.
They also sell ammo at reasonable prices (they had win .308 for $16/box, which is cheaper than some of the stores) unlike most ranges!
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Thanks, guys. 
Nah, I just do it for fun. I've should have gone to art school but my parents wouldn't have it.
And, ya, I need to draw a G.
johnsonhuang, I got next game! Although my bro would give you a better run for your money in Tekken than I could.
[edit]Btw, I do all my art on the computer:
Nah, I just do it for fun. I've should have gone to art school but my parents wouldn't have it.
And, ya, I need to draw a G.
johnsonhuang, I got next game! Although my bro would give you a better run for your money in Tekken than I could.
[edit]Btw, I do all my art on the computer:
Last edited by RawFusion; May 28, 2007 at 12:01 AM.
Originally Posted by strlen
Someone else also posted a picture of their pistol (don't know which pistol, but I did see a National Match ported barrel in that pic 
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Would anyone be interested in organizing/attending a G35Driver Norcal shoot? There Los Altos Rod and Gun Club sounds like a perfect place: it's on Skyline Blvd so there's a fun drive that can be had before/after (and they have both a pistol and a rifle range).
). Would anyone be interested in organizing/attending a G35Driver Norcal shoot? There Los Altos Rod and Gun Club sounds like a perfect place: it's on Skyline Blvd so there's a fun drive that can be had before/after (and they have both a pistol and a rifle range).
Originally Posted by andy2434
Anyone here shoot competitively via the IPDA or USPSA/IPSC?
Originally Posted by calcul8
Not yet, but I've been very interested in finding out more about it and getting into it. Then again, I guess I have to work on the fundamentals first, and get myself a .45ACP.... One thing at a time
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Pro's and con's about every gun and caliber... Not hating on glocks but it's a lot harder to tell if ur cocked and ready... No hammer... Thats the main reason i dont like glocks... Even though i own a Walther P99 I regret buyin it because it has no hammer and no safety... But to each his own...
Originally Posted by norcal_chan96
Pro's and con's about every gun and caliber... Not hating on glocks but it's a lot harder to tell if ur cocked and ready... No hammer... Thats the main reason i dont like glocks... Even though i own a Walther P99 I regret buyin it because it has no hammer and no safety... But to each his own...
That is one of the reasons, I went with the P2000, with a decocker. Once you put a round in the chamber you decock and fire the first round double action, then single. It has a very easy to see chamber indicator, so it's a no brainer. I would have preferred a USP style action with decocker/ Safety. My Kel tek is DAO,. Having said that I am perfectly comfortable, carrying either one. I have a concealed permitt, and probably carry 85 percent of the time.
Originally Posted by andy2434
If chambered, the Glock is always ready to go. It is not for the uninitiated . . . And as such, it is an excellent Mil spec firearm for action shooting.