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  • #31
    Mwfillmore
    Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 258

    G23 (gen 3) and G42 (off roster) are my EDC guns
    Ruger lc9s (off roster) as soon as it's outta jail
    Keltec p3at every now and then when Its too hot to conceal a real forearm

    But hopefully in the near future the roster will be gone along with this micro stamping bull, then it won't matter if it's on or off. Luckily my IA doesn't care as long as it functions and it doesn't have a "hair trigger". They are happy. I wasn't required to qualify with any of my firearms, evidently that isn't a law, it is up to the discretion of the IA. Oh yeah, and they've let me add as many guns as I want.



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    • #32
      SVTNate
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2005
      • 1418

      Originally posted by Tovarish
      OK...so the idea is the SSE status will be used against you in court...how exactly? On a charge of...?
      It can't. Not with regards to criminal charges, anyway.

      I am a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and I have successfully defended people who have used lethal force in self defense. I have a CCW and I have SSE'ed pistols on my CCW. I practice criminal defense, and only criminal defense cases. I've dealt with lethal force issues and gun rights issues extensively. In other words, I'm pulling the "expert card" out to end this silly discussion. Let's not waste time or energy on groundless "what if..." questions.

      Whether your CCW weapon was SSE'd or not will have zero relevance in litigating any potential criminal charges that could arise from carrying a concealed weapon.

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      • #33
        NastyNate
        Senior Member
        • May 2012
        • 1697

        Originally posted by SVTNate
        It can't. Not with regards to criminal charges, anyway.

        I am a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and I have successfully defended people who have used lethal force in self defense. I have a CCW and I have SSE'ed pistols on my CCW. I practice criminal defense, and only criminal defense cases. I've dealt with lethal force issues and gun rights issues extensively. In other words, I'm pulling the "expert card" out to end this silly discussion. Let's not waste time or energy on groundless "what if..." questions.

        Whether your CCW weapon was SSE'd or not will have zero relevance in litigating any potential criminal charges that could arise from carrying a concealed weapon.
        Thanks for this. I'm so tired of hearing otherwise.
        -NN

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        • #34
          Sharp Shooter
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2013
          • 1128

          Originally posted by SVTNate
          It can't. Not with regards to criminal charges, anyway.

          I am a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and I have successfully defended people who have used lethal force in self defense. I have a CCW and I have SSE'ed pistols on my CCW. I practice criminal defense, and only criminal defense cases. I've dealt with lethal force issues and gun rights issues extensively. In other words, I'm pulling the "expert card" out to end this silly discussion. Let's not waste time or energy on groundless "what if..." questions.

          Whether your CCW weapon was SSE'd or not will have zero relevance in litigating any potential criminal charges that could arise from carrying a concealed weapon.
          Finally, someone with actual expertise in the matter. Thanks.

          I'm tired of people spouting FUD about a perceived "risk".

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          • #35
            Mayor McRifle
            Calguns Addict
            • Dec 2013
            • 7703

            Sig Sauer P239: http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProductDetails/p239.aspx

            I have it in both 9mm and .40. It's perfect for IWB concealed carry.
            Last edited by Mayor McRifle; 11-26-2014, 6:17 AM.
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            • #36
              Nrai2020
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2013
              • 2343

              Originally posted by SVTNate
              It can't. Not with regards to criminal charges, anyway.

              I am a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and I have successfully defended people who have used lethal force in self defense. I have a CCW and I have SSE'ed pistols on my CCW. I practice criminal defense, and only criminal defense cases. I've dealt with lethal force issues and gun rights issues extensively. In other words, I'm pulling the "expert card" out to end this silly discussion. Let's not waste time or energy on groundless "what if..." questions.

              Whether your CCW weapon was SSE'd or not will have zero relevance in litigating any potential criminal charges that could arise from carrying a concealed weapon.
              Thanks Nate..

              I m guessing that if the SSE is even brought up at all it will be because the shooting was questionable and not a clear cut self defense case..

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              • #37
                yendor
                Member
                • Sep 2013
                • 293

                Thanks for the info, although I don't have an SSE. If LA county ever starts to issue, I'll put my Shield, SR9c and my old Detective Special on it. Everyone have a great Thanksgiving!

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                • #38
                  Sunday
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Jan 2010
                  • 5574

                  There is no reason to run an off roster piece when the rostered ones will moe than do any job asked of them.
                  California's politicians and unionized government employees are a crime gang that makes the Mexican drug cartels look like a Girl Scout Troop in comparison.

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                  • #39
                    Tovarish
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2014
                    • 1615

                    Originally posted by Sunday
                    There is no reason to run an off roster piece when the rostered ones will moe than do any job asked of them.
                    Wow, thanks for saving us all the trouble of looking for the firearm we're comfortable with. Come to think of it, a Hi-Point will do any job, and it's on the roster. So there's no need for anyone to buy anything more expensive than a Hi-Point.

                    If you want to pocket carry something in 9mm or larger, you have exactly one option on the roster: the Kahr, which is yet again suffering quality control issues.

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                    • #40
                      Mayor McRifle
                      Calguns Addict
                      • Dec 2013
                      • 7703

                      Originally posted by Sunday
                      There is no reason to run an off roster piece when the rostered ones will moe than do any job asked of them.
                      I agree. I hate the roster, and I would love to have ready access to all guns made, but there's no question that there are plenty of outstanding guns still available to us on the roster.
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                      • #41
                        bulletblood
                        Senior Member
                        • Mar 2013
                        • 753

                        Well the Glock 26 and Shield are pretty legit guns. Even in free states they're top choice guns for CCW.
                        Do I look like I'm ready for homework?

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