Self, home, practice. Maybe conceal.Originally Posted by Teh One Who Knocks
Self, home, practice. Maybe conceal.
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Music was better when ugly people were allowed to make it.
Well, depends on what you are looking for really....can't really go wrong with either a .40 S&W or a 9mm
I just read an article on cheaper than dirt about choosing a caliber and thought to myself "Do I really need to go to a range and shoot every caliber under the sun?"
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Music was better when ugly people were allowed to make it.
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Just pickup some of these new rounds for it
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...ot-manstopper/
bustin for a piss
get that same one where the chick in the video is nailing targets...I think the last one is a magnum 44 and it BOOMS
Desert Eagle
Super Soaker 600 packs a real punch DGX
My tires have no mileage warranty. I'm wondering if I should be concerned.
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Music was better when ugly people were allowed to make it.
Heckler and COCK.
What kind of background do you have with handguns?
How am I gonna go about figuring out which caliber is best for me?
Knowing what I do about you, I'd suspect your grip strength is great so physically, I doubt you'd have much problems with any of the big 3 (9mm, .40 S&W, or .45ACP) I have a >40 currently, but am in the market for a 9mm. Ammo is waaaaay cheaper on 9mm.
I'm kind of a throw back as I'm not a fan of the modern composite lightweight semi auto pistols. I like a nice heavy all steel pistol. Then again, I don't now, or plan to carry a pistol all day, so weapon size and weight isn't really an issue.
Best bet, though I know you don't want to really, is find a local range that rents guns, and try a few different ones out. Lacking that, borrow a buddy's'.
Not that unusual actually. Warranty is one of the things I look for buying tires.
My tires have no mileage warranty. I'm wondering if I should be concerned.
One of my good buddies invited some people up to his parent's beautiful cabin on the west coast this coming long weekend. Started as just a half dozen of us, but has now ballooned out of control to 19 people
It's going to be an insane weekend. Wasn't really interested in that kind of thing, but I'll go along with it. Always some good stories afterwards.
Yeah, maybe a little bit
My tires have no mileage warranty. I'm wondering if I should be concerned.
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