New in Houston!
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Re: New in Houston!
Additional definitions of acronyms:
FTF can be "face to face" as in a seller who wants to have a FTF sale.
FTF seems like it's also used for "failure to fire".
FTE - failure to eject.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary. Someone on the forum will express an
opinion. But YMMV allows that others may have different opinions or experience.
BG - Bad guy.
GG - Good guy.
OP - Original Poster of a thread.
LEO - Law Enforcement Officer (covers all types of cops).
Plastic - Your CHL when Austin has approved you and mailed it to you.
WTB -Want to buy.
WTS - Want to sell.
WTT - Want to trade.
FMJ - Full Metal Jacket. Used for range practice.
JHP - Jacketed Hollow Point. Used for your carry ammo. Less chance of over penetration.
SD - Can be either "Self Defense" as in ammo, or Sheriff's Dept.
CRFFL, aka Cruffler or close to that - Curio and Relic Federal Firerams License
Anyone else got anymore?
FTF can be "face to face" as in a seller who wants to have a FTF sale.
FTF seems like it's also used for "failure to fire".
FTE - failure to eject.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary. Someone on the forum will express an
opinion. But YMMV allows that others may have different opinions or experience.
BG - Bad guy.
GG - Good guy.
OP - Original Poster of a thread.
LEO - Law Enforcement Officer (covers all types of cops).
Plastic - Your CHL when Austin has approved you and mailed it to you.
WTB -Want to buy.
WTS - Want to sell.
WTT - Want to trade.
FMJ - Full Metal Jacket. Used for range practice.
JHP - Jacketed Hollow Point. Used for your carry ammo. Less chance of over penetration.
SD - Can be either "Self Defense" as in ammo, or Sheriff's Dept.
CRFFL, aka Cruffler or close to that - Curio and Relic Federal Firerams License
Anyone else got anymore?
N. Texas LTC's hold 3 breakfasts each month. All are 800 AM. OC is fine.
2nd Saturdays: Rudy's BBQ, N. Dallas Pkwy, N.bound, N. of Main St., Frisco.
3rd Saturdays: Golden Corral, 465 E. I-20, Collins St exit, Arlington.
4th Saturdays: Sunny St. Cafe, off I-20, Exit 415, Mikus Rd, Willow Park.
2nd Saturdays: Rudy's BBQ, N. Dallas Pkwy, N.bound, N. of Main St., Frisco.
3rd Saturdays: Golden Corral, 465 E. I-20, Collins St exit, Arlington.
4th Saturdays: Sunny St. Cafe, off I-20, Exit 415, Mikus Rd, Willow Park.
Re: New in Houston!
I thought FTF was failure to feed?
BTW, I hate acronym soup...YMMV
BTW, I hate acronym soup...YMMV
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Re: New in Houston!
IDK = I Don't Know.usa1 wrote:what does IDK mean ?
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Re: New in Houston!
well maybe someone else knowsjoe817 wrote:IDK = I Don't Know.usa1 wrote:what does IDK mean ?
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Re: New in Houston!
*Rimshot*
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IANAL, YMMV, ITEOTWAWKI and all that.
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Re: New in Houston!
usa1 wrote:well maybe someone else knowsjoe817 wrote:IDK = I Don't Know.usa1 wrote:what does IDK mean ?
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Re: New in Houston!
40 S&W - Short and Wimpy version of 10mmsurprise_i'm_armed wrote:Additional definitions of acronyms:
FTF can be "face to face" as in a seller who wants to have a FTF sale.
FTF seems like it's also used for "failure to fire".
FTE - failure to eject.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary. Someone on the forum will express an
opinion. But YMMV allows that others may have different opinions or experience.
BG - Bad guy.
GG - Good guy.
OP - Original Poster of a thread.
LEO - Law Enforcement Officer (covers all types of cops).
Plastic - Your CHL when Austin has approved you and mailed it to you.
WTB -Want to buy.
WTS - Want to sell.
WTT - Want to trade.
FMJ - Full Metal Jacket. Used for range practice.
JHP - Jacketed Hollow Point. Used for your carry ammo. Less chance of over penetration.
SD - Can be either "Self Defense" as in ammo, or Sheriff's Dept.
CRFFL, aka Cruffler or close to that - Curio and Relic Federal Firerams License
Anyone else got anymore?
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Re: New in Houston!
love thosecling wrote: AR15 - The average number of teeth in Arkansas
OBAMA - One Big Annoying Mistake for America
OBAMA - Oh Brother, Another Mistake America
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Re: New in Houston!
allinhtown wrote:Hey everyone.. I'm completely new here. I'm planning on getting my CHL in the near future (whenever I can find the time to take the class)
But I think I need more advice on a good weapon to purchase. I'm planning on using it for home defense, and maybe carry it around sometimes. I have shot a few different pistols, namely a Glock .40 and a SIG P250. I really liked the P250, it is extremely accurate.
Is there a better SIG out there? I did some quick research on the P250, and it said all this stuff about interchangable parts and it seemed a little complicated.
Well, nice to meet everyone. Hope to see you around the ranges!
Check out the sig229, I have one in .40 cal and I love it, simple, easy to use, have even put the reduced power frangible ammo thru it and it still fed every time. cant say enough good things abt it. I live in sw houston, would be willing to meet you at a range to let you try it out.
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I think I'm pretty decided on the SIG P250... I had the opportunity to handle both the P229 and P239... both of which are great guns. But I think I love the P250 because of its simplistic design, and it is noticeably lighter than either of those two.
I'm planning on getting one this week, maybe next weekend! So excited :)
I'm planning on getting one this week, maybe next weekend! So excited :)
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Re: New in Houston!
Good luck with your purchase, and even better luck finding ammo.
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Re: New in Houston!
allinhtown wrote:I think I'm pretty decided on the SIG P250... I had the opportunity to handle both the P229 and P239... both of which are great guns. But I think I love the P250 because of its simplistic design, and it is noticeably lighter than either of those two.
I'm planning on getting one this week, maybe next weekend! So excited :)
let me know how you like it, I have had my eye on one of those for a while now, my other two sigs need a new friend
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Re: New in Houston!
I'll be sure to let everyone know as soon as I get it!
In the meantime... what is this 51% rule everyone keeps talking about? (I'm still pre-chl, so please refrain from using expletives only if absolutely necessary in your replies :P)
In the meantime... what is this 51% rule everyone keeps talking about? (I'm still pre-chl, so please refrain from using expletives only if absolutely necessary in your replies :P)
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Re: New in Houston!
You'll learn all about it in your class :)allinhtown wrote:I'll be sure to let everyone know as soon as I get it!
In the meantime... what is this 51% rule everyone keeps talking about? (I'm still pre-chl, so please refrain from using expletives only if absolutely necessary in your replies :P)
Then come back here, tell us what you learned, and we will either confirm it, or correct it.
It seems that more then a few instructors out there aren't exactly 100% on some of it, but they try their best
If you REALLY Want to get a jump on it all, read this:
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/ftp/forms/LS-16.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Yes.. All of it. That's basically what the class is. Going through that entire book, explaining it, clarifying it (since not everyone speaks legalese, I seem to have been fortunate that I understand it most of the time)
And then some shooting to make sure you can hit the broad side of a barn :)
IANAL, YMMV, ITEOTWAWKI and all that.
Re: School events, NOT on school property
Re: Parking Lots, 30.06, and MPA
Re: School events, NOT on school property
Re: Parking Lots, 30.06, and MPA