I was at the store today and couldn't resist picking up these two extended clips (since they will probably be outlawed soon).

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All because they act as legs that walk your gun outside when you're not looking and commit mass murder. :rolleyes:

I just hate reloading. But I haven't ruled out mass murder yet.

Reloading is annoying, even with the speed loader, but I figure unless it's just a range gun it's best for me to practice with the magazines I would actually be carrying.

I agree...

Utah Becomes First State to Honor a State Gun



After participating in the pursuit of famed bandit Pancho Villa in the early 20th century, the Browning M1911 automatic pistol is again making history—becoming the first-ever official firearm of a U.S. state.

In deciding to establish a state firearm, Utah lawmakers settled on the M1911 pistol because its creator, legendary gun maker John Browning, was born and lived a large part of his life in the state. Browning also founded his company in Utah.

The 100-year-old handgun was adopted by the U.S. Army in 1911 and used by an expeditionary force that invaded Mexico five years later to hunt down Villa. It remained standard issue until 1985.

Utah has unusually lenient gun ownership laws, attracting revenue from out-of-state gun owners. Of the 67,000 concealed-weapon permits issued in Utah in 2010, 51,000 were sold to non-residents.

Utah already had 23 other state symbols, including the state vegetable (Spanish sweet onion), state historic vegetable (sugar beet), state rock (coal), state insect (honey bee), state cooking pot (Dutch oven) and state fossil (allosaurus).

In addition to Utah, Arizona also wants to designate a state firearm: the Colt revolver. But that decision has been mired in controversy, coming so close after the Tucson shootings in January that killed six people and seriously wounded U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords.
AllGov - News - Utah Becomes First State to Honor a State Gun

"State Cooking Pot" :bowrofl:

I'm lucky in that I have a couple of relatives with lots of land, so we just go shoot there.

A few years ago, I went with a friend to shoot clays near my house. All I had was my Glock 17 while everyone else had a shotgun. I decided to try out the Glock and actually hit one clay. Probably the only time I'll ever do something like that.

That would be rather challenging!:tiphat:

Those are already illegal here in California. When ordering them (from 44mag.com) you simply order them as a "repair kit" and viola!, they arrive (disassembled) at your front door, perfectly legal. ;)

"An armed society is a polite society". - Robert Heinlein:iagree:

:iagree: Gun Free zones are a crock.

I got my Comp-Tac order in today. The MTAC holster is awesome. At 4:00 on the waist it completely disappears, even with the extended grip.

Robert, I know you were wondering about the MTAC magazine pouch... it's pretty cool! I have it at 8:00 right now and it's not bad once I adjusted the mounting points so that the magazine sits higher. From a pure comfort standpoint the holster alone is super comfortable. The pouch is a little less so but not uncomfortable at all.

:tup: Good to hear. I'll more than likely order the mag holster while on R&R.