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Is it a weird or good thing that you find out a new girl you are dating has a .38, P22, and a license to carry a concealed weapon...?
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Is it a weird or good thing that you find out a new girl you are dating has a .38, P22, and a license to carry a concealed weapon...?
Is it a weird or good thing that you find out a new girl you are dating has a .38, P22, and a license to carry a concealed weapon...?
Is it a weird or good thing that you find out a new girl you are dating has a .38, P22, and a license to carry a concealed weapon...?
That's kind of sexy(maybe a little scary if you piss her off). I wish I could get my wife to consider applying and carrying a concealed firearm.
actually its a really good thing IMO
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Is it a weird or good thing that you find out a new girl you are dating has a .38, P22, and a license to carry a concealed weapon...?
Permit? I don't know of any state where you need a permit just to shoot someone else's guns. Definitely go shooting with her though. I can't remember if you have frequented this thread much, but if you are new to shooting, I would suggest at least reading a bit about firearms safety and handling before going.
This is my latest, a Colt Officer's Model Special, maybe the best .22 revolver ever:
Permit? I don't know of any state where you need a permit just to shoot someone else's guns.
So what should I get as a first gun? A CZ? An HK? 9mm? There are a million things out there on the net about a first gun, but I'd love to hear a more focused explanation of what makes a gun a good first gun.
In general a good first gun should be in 22LR. It is the cheapest to shoot which is something you have to do a lot of to get really good. Because it's such a low recoiling round you tend to not develop any bad shooting habits too. Of course that's provided you have been taught good shooting form by a competent shooter. I've spent plenty of time unteaching people how to shoot because they bought way too much gun for their first gun. I do this by using a lowly 22 caliber rifle or handgun. The Ruger MKII is a good solid auto loader but if you prefer a revolver try to find a S&W K-22 target masterpiece.
You do in NY unfortunately. You can't even handle a handgun inside a gun store without a permit.
That's kind of sexy(maybe a little scary if you piss her off). I wish I could get my wife to consider applying and carrying a concealed firearm.
Wow, that's the most absurd thing i have every heard!!!