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06-15-2011, 07:55 PM
ntcmpjg

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Originally Posted by terrets

So Wisconsin just passed ccw yesterday :). I guess you have to take a class to get a permit. Is that how everyone elses works? What was the cost for you guys to get your permit?

NC the class was $100 and the permit was another $80. So I have $180 in

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06-15-2011, 08:42 PM
onebadmollafolla

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Originally Posted by terrets

So Wisconsin just passed ccw yesterday :). I guess you have to take a class to get a permit. Is that how everyone elses works? What was the cost for you guys to get your permit?

I saw that. Congrats! Now Illinois is the only state where you can't get a CCW...not even a may issue for CCW. :(
06-15-2011, 10:30 PM
nodoze

very nice indeed. i have 150 into mine , im going to get the utah permit as well , my class was valid for utah also
06-16-2011, 12:30 AM
VR-4 0wnz j00

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Originally Posted by nodoze

Handgun Cartridge Power Chart - Condensed Version

the lowest percent on that chart for a .40 cal is still just as low as the .45 , 40 is just as effective and often times smaller
and technically the highest percentage on the .45 is 93% stopped in one shot withhydra shok ammo , the .40 has the same percentage. this chart and some other readings are what lead me to buy a .40 over .45 for ccw

What you may not have considered is the recoil. Ive shot .40's and they snap up hard. The .45 has a much milder recoil which is why I chose it.
06-16-2011, 12:32 AM
VR-4 0wnz j00

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Originally Posted by ntcmpjg

NC the class was $100 and the permit was another $80. So I have $180 in

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You can find them cheaper. My class was $90 in Charlotte and my dad found one in Kernersville that only cost $75. Its definitely worth it regardless.
06-16-2011, 05:20 PM
Polygon

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Originally Posted by terrets

So Wisconsin just passed ccw yesterday :). I guess you have to take a class to get a permit. Is that how everyone elses works? What was the cost for you guys to get your permit?

Here in Utah, I paid about $165 out the door for the class and permit.
06-16-2011, 11:26 PM
onebadmollafolla

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Originally Posted by Polygon

Here in Utah, I paid about $165 out the door for the class and permit.

From what I've seen around here it is roughly $125 for class and permit. I will be joining a class here as soon as I can get some free time. For bonus points, on days where I get a wild hair up my ass I may even tote around the .44 Mag.
06-17-2011, 06:40 PM
Polygon

Just picked up the Ruger Mk III from the dealer today!

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Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla

From what I've seen around here it is roughly $125 for class and permit. I will be joining a class here as soon as I can get some free time. For bonus points, on days where I get a wild hair up my ass I may even tote around the .44 Mag.

Haha, nice! I might try and carry my 1911 when it shows up just to see what it's like, but I doubt I'll like it at all. I just love the PM9.
06-17-2011, 07:36 PM
onebadmollafolla

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Originally Posted by Polygon

Just picked up the Ruger Mk III from the dealer today!

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Nice looking gun. Love the Ruger skinny barrels. Fun fact, my friend bought a Ruger .22 just like that and was carrying it out in the country with it pointed down. His leg fell into a badger hole causing him to grasp the gun and shoot it. The bullet went into his calf and exited out the bottom of his foot. He was a hurting unit.
06-17-2011, 10:55 PM
Polygon

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Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla

Nice looking gun. Love the Ruger skinny barrels. Fun fact, my friend bought a Ruger .22 just like that and was carrying it out in the country with it pointed down. His leg fell into a badger hole causing him to grasp the gun and shoot it. The bullet went into his calf and exited out the bottom of his foot. He was a hurting unit.

Damn!

That's why I never carry a SA chambered until I'm ready to fire. Or with the safety off for that matter. My dad has a Mk I that I love and prompted me to buy this as a fun target practice/plinking gun since my PM9 is not fun to shoot at all.

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