Whirlwind06
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I would think setting up a 1911 to shoot low recoil reloads would just a matter a wolff spring pack and finding a reloaded round that works.
You need to qualify with a gun of equal or smaller caliber then your carry gun.
You need to qualify with a gun of equal or smaller caliber then your carry gun.
Then why doesn't everyone just qualify with a .22 LR? That would allow you to carry just about anything.
Then why doesn't everyone just qualify with a .22 LR? That would allow you to carry just about anything.
You have it exactly bass-ackwords.
You need to qualify with a gun of equal or smaller caliber then your carry gun
My state has a motorcycle endorsement to your driver's license. It has classes (sizes) of motorcycles. What you pass the test on is what you get endorsed (licensed) for. That, and everything under it. Not for anything bigger.
Pass the test on a Honda 90, you are not endorsed for a Harley 1000. Pass it on the 1000 and you are endorsed for the little 90 (for example).
However, if you qualify with a revolver here, you can only carry revolvers and you have to qualify with factory ammo so check the rules carefully before you decide to qualify with a .45 revolver shooting cowboy action gamer loads.
If there was an arbitrary rule that you couldn't drive a car with a bigger engine than what you took your test in, would you go with your daily driver 2 l Honda or try to find a 425 Cadillac so you can drive any car you might come across later?