Will Beararms
New member
I am considering procuring a Makarov as a "knock-about" weapon for concealed carry in harsh conditions and for stowing under a plane when traveling to States that have reciprocal agreements with my State of residence. I have owned two of the Russian versions in the past. If I am not mistaken, there is no firing pin block on these beasts meaning an AD or ND could occur if the pistol is dropped on its hammer. Can someone please confrim or disprove this assumption so that I will not have to assume any longer.
I just can't fly with something that has a high dollar value. I know there is insurance, but I have never come out ahead with insurance and I don't want to take the chance with the current anti-gun climate in our nation. Thank you for your time and assistance. BTW, I am also considering a Taurus 85 or Beretta Tomcat as a possible travel piece.
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"When guns are outlawed;I will be an outlaw."
I just can't fly with something that has a high dollar value. I know there is insurance, but I have never come out ahead with insurance and I don't want to take the chance with the current anti-gun climate in our nation. Thank you for your time and assistance. BTW, I am also considering a Taurus 85 or Beretta Tomcat as a possible travel piece.
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"When guns are outlawed;I will be an outlaw."