Wow - that's small - is that a 9mm?
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It's a .380 6+1. There is very good self defense ammo in .380 available though.
Wow - that's small - is that a 9mm?
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I've never owned a gun, but my wife and I are seriously considering getting each one. Any recommendations?
How in the world did you do that Chris - was it the Keebler elves? Nice.
Finally decided I'll be getting a gun as well as my CC permit this spring. I've just decided it's time for me to take control and be able to protect myself instead of having to rely on others. My mom's horrified (she's getting used to it now), but my dad and brother have been really supportive and will be taking the course with me, as will one of my female colleagues and her husband.
Ironically, I will be paying for this gun and CC course with the payout my employer just made to me for the vandalism of my car in the employee parking lot.
I've had a DPMS panther .223 black rifle for a while and I've almost never used it. I kind of wish I had never bought it.
Do pawn shops trade straight up gun for gun ? Looking to get a good 20 ga o\u for quail hunts.
SS imho I'd stay away from a pawn shop if you could. I've got a buddy back home that ran one and you'll get taken for a ride. Maybe go to your local gunshops, some would be willing to trade I bet. If not check your local craigslist to see if anyone would barter. Know your rifle's value before dealing as well.
Thanks for the advice, Chris. I am not sure about the waiting time for the CC in California, but I would expect it takes about that amount of time, if not longer because, well...CALIFORNIA. I'll ask my girlfriend who owns the gun store I'll be ordering my gun from. I will definitely be taking an extra training course with hand guns because I want to feel completely comfortable with it. I mean, I live in a rural community and have gone out shooting with friends, but I want to be a lot more comfortable with guns than just occasional shooting of cans on fence posts if I'm going to be carrying, lol.Good for you, K. There is no reason to chance being a victim if you don't have to. I would suggest that you spend some extra money and take a handgun training course so that you are very comfortable with all aspects of handling the weapon and develop the skills to be proficient with it.
Also, keep in mind that there is an extended waiting period involved in obtaining a CC permit. I'm not up on CA law but in Florida it takes on average 75 days from the time the State receives the application. Most of that time is waiting for the FBI to complete the finger print examination.
I have it narrowed down to a couple that some of my other female friends have as their CC guns. I have the two names written down at home, though I can't remember right now. I'm going to test them out prior to buying though because I want to make sure the grip size is the most comfortable for me.You have model & caliber picked out K?
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