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Nope- he lives very close to me.

I know the old owner. I don't think much came of it other than hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal bills.

After my horrible experiences with holsters over the past month and all of the time I've wasted telling another company EXACTLY what I want, and they still messed up, yeah not having a phone number is a sticking point for me. I'm sorry you don't share that sentiment but customer service is...

JM custom has a phone number, but don't appear to be much different quality than vedder according to the pictures. Can anyone speak to this?

Alright so I took everyone's advice and removed vedder from the list of considerations. I have narrowed it down to: 1. JM custom's AIWB holster (even though I carry at 3 o'clock, this is the style I like). It's probably between the Harry's and Phlster because of their pricing. Edit: Harry's...

Care to share your disfavor for vedder?

Vedder it is! Super sweet lady with a southern drawl totally roped me in. Will be ordering from them. Thanks guys!

Not looking to get into bashing any companies on this thread. You are welcome to PM me if you are genuinely curious.

Looking now. So far Vedder looks like the closest match to what I'm looking for with their LightTuck IWB

I will certainly be looking at these on my lunch! Thanks so far for the responses.

I was just in Runnings yesterday and their entire firearms section of the store is shut down. You can't buy guns, ammo, or even optics "until further notice." Apparently the chicken feed section of their store is more profitable because they've closed down the entire firearms section due to...

I have a few from Just Holster It that I actually really like, but after being talked down to for the third time by the owner, I refuse to patronize them any longer. So far, I cannot find any reputable companies that build a holster like they do. We the people holsters has the style I like...

I can find no legal publications that support your statement.

Warrants are only issued if probable cause exists. Probable cause that a crime has been committed. Are you saying warrants are issued without probable cause?

Doesn't a warrant require that there is probable cause that a crime has been committed? As far as I understand red flag laws, you don't have to commit any crimes. How could a warrant be issued if there's no criminal investigation? I'm pretty sure it's a court-order, not a warrant.

It's a court order in NY I believe. No warrant. Which means you don't even have the option of not complying, or you're in contempt. Forces you to voluntarily forfeit.

Goodyear has always been my go-to. That being said, any factory tire is going to made to do two things: give a good ride and be quiet. That's what sells cars on the test drive. If you step up to a higher end Goodyear, they will outperform just about any tire out there. Michelin has some good...

Nobody here is advocating for breaking the law. Relax. We're just talking. Have a snickers.

Can you point me to the post# where I said you should smoke weed and own firearms?

What about all the "top expert lawyers" that say the 2A isn't absolute, and doesn't apply to private citizens?

The only thing I really wanted was to have a productive and respectful dialogue about the topic at hand. You have proven (yet again) that you are incapable of such a conversation.

You're not even reading what I'm writing anymore. Carry on. You're dismissed.

Was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt- but you're just too obsessed with being right, and not actually having a productive exchange. SAFE act is a state law, the statute you are referring to is federal. I think you'd have to be pretty stupid to get nailed with a safe act violation too...

I'm not disagreeing they theoretically *could* charge you with the federal offense but again, would they? From what I've gathered a few things are going to hinder such an investigation: 1. "I smell weed" is no longer probable cause to search a vehicle. 2. Even if your gun was somehow...

I don't think the argument here ever was: "could they?" I think the question at hand is: "will they?"

100% My mindset will determine if I live or die that day. Not what gun I chose to carry.

Ergos play a huge roll in my results as a shooter. The double-stack glocks are just too boxy and fat for my hands and the grip angle is tough to train with. That being said, I try to train with all of the guns I carry at some point and time. I just haven't found any real-world advantages to...

My P365 holds exactly the same amount of rounds as my Glock 19. Carrying a full size nowadays in NY makes NO sense. In other states where you could carry w/ a 21 rounder, that's a different story.

I don't care what or who is going to try and justify attacking me. I'm going into flight or fight mode if I'm in a situation like this, and I'm going to use every ounce of my will and energy to survive. Don't really care what the aftermath brings, just want to live.

There was plenty of room in the first shot, might have scraped a little on the outside cars but I really don't think they would have opened fire. Maybe I'm wrong, but they certainly would not have been justified in doing so.

Duty to retreat only applies when physically possible. I would say in this situation there was no duty. They were surrounded by *ARMED* protestors.

1st mistake: Exiting the vehicle. 2nd mistake: Brandishing in an angry mob of armed protestors. What was he thinking? It's GTFO time if you're ever in one of these situations. Engage 4x4 and use the loud pedal.

They will define grass as 'wildlife' and 'taking' as your bullet hurts a sapling in a hillside you are using as a backstop. They just want to ban shooting all together. Let's get real here.

Love that judge. He's very reasonable when people are reasonable with him. When people are unreasonable, he'll let them know promptly.

Agreed. You shouldn't be under the influence of ANYTHING when you're out shooting.

That's what I thought. Which is totally the prerogative of a private club to have that policy, I was just curious.

I absolutely agree and maybe I'm misunderstanding, but the alcohol won't get you banned from the club, but the pot will?

I don't think ANY drug use is appropriate around firearms. Alcohol, tobacco, OR marijuana. Being selective about which ones you allow just makes it seem like it's more about social norms and less about actual safety.

At least their policy is consistent between the two.

Can they drink and shoot still?

That specific argument, yes I agree. You are correct. The major difference here though is if I fill my gas tank over and over and over again, there is no wear and tear on the vehicle. Fast charging and deep cycling ANY battery increases wear and shortens the life. We haven't gotten past that...

If you are trying to make the argument that a fast charger can pump the same amount of BTU's (or even close) into an EV battery in 20 minutes that a gas pump can provide in less than 90 seconds, you need a new calculator. Not even remotely comparable right now. Not even on the same planet. Not...

Some of my best driving has been when someone is trying to kill me. :ROFL: :ROFL:

The real question is: are you surprised?

Okay I'm just flattering myself then. Carry on.

Can't view his profile any longer. And I didn't realize his quote was your signature and not a quote from this thread.

Did I just get my first "block?" OoOoOoOo. I figured I'd make someone else's block list first.

The snowmobile club was lazy or found a better re-route. I'm in a few local clubs, so I know the drill with the snowmobile insurance. The policy that the club holds only prevents the homeowner from liability if the club's negligence leads to an injury, death, or damage. E.G.: The club forgets to...

Damn. I feel bad for your mother. "Chevy, hun, would you be a darling and go grab your mother some milk?" "MOM! There's no other reasonable reason to buy or possess milk unless you are drinking it!!! GOSH!!!"