What Has America Become?

[oleblu72]

We have some really fine people wasting air in this Country.

Mark

 

[oleblu72]

Here you go if there was ever a case for conceal & carry you have it right here ,its time to take out the trash.!!!!!!

Mark

 

[oleblu72]

There's a quote in her from our very own transplanted African Trevor Noah like we needed another Libatard talk show and it shows the reason I say that he needs to go back to his birth place.

Mark

 

[oleblu72]

Man I was on line today looking to buy some projectiles for my bang sticks and about all I saw was sold out check back later. I'm thinken I might ally for a carry permit.

Mark

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

You missed the bus Mark. Supplies have been short for several months. I know a guy that keeps a minimum of 3 years supply of everything. After the shortage comes the price increase. If Biden gets in everything will go sky high.

 

[oleblu72]

I have just about all that I need Dave but I wanted to back up my stock of 300 B.O. and 350 Legend. I'm sure I could find it if cost wasn't an issue but like I say I have enough, of course there's always reloading some if I buy the dies.

Mark

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

Glad you have plenty. Reloading supplies are short also.

 

[409gang]

Man I was on line today looking to buy some projectiles for my bang sticks and about all I saw was sold out check back later. I'm thinken I might ally for a carry permit.

Mark

You mean you don't have one?

 

[oleblu72]

Nope not yet but I think its about time. I suppose I'll have to go out and buy a new piece to carry my Hi-Powers and my 44 mag Ruger might be a little to long for conceal , my 2340 Sig isn't much shorter than the Hi-Powers but it shoots like a POS, been thinking about sending it back to Sig and let them look at it.

Mark

 

[409gang]

S&W 442 or 642 and or a Glock 43, I prefer the S&W 442 with a pocket holster. I have my friend with me every day now.

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

Mary likes her 43.

 

[oleblu72]

My Sister just recently lost her Husband about a month ago to cancer is even looking for a pistol now and I really don't know what caliber would be good for her as I don't know if she has ever shot a gun before.

Mark

 

[409gang]

Mark the S&W 642 and 442 are small frame 5 shot (38spl.+P) revolvers, they are an excellent choice for people who are not very experienced with firearms. I like them as they are safe, easy to use and fire every time the trigger is pulled. There is no thinking involved just point and pull, 5 pulls 5 shots. They are lightweight and conceal easily with nothing to hang up on pockets when withdrawing (no sharp edges or protrusions). I've been around firearms since I was 10 and feel I am very experienced with them, especially handguns and the S&W 642/442 is my favorite go to gun. Go to your local dealer and have them show you one, I think you would like it.

 

[409gang]

My Sister just recently lost her Husband about a month ago to cancer is even looking for a pistol now and I really don't know what caliber would be good for her as I don't know if she has ever shot a gun before.

Mark

Mark if your sister does go down the path of firearm ownership, someone needs to make sure she gets proper training before ever thinking about using one.

 

[chuckl]

My Sister just recently lost her Husband about a month ago to cancer is even looking for a pistol now and I really don't know what caliber would be good for her as I don't know if she has ever shot a gun before.

Mark

Then she has no bad habits to break. Most women, who have never fired a gun, that I have instructed, are very good shooters on the range. I recommend a small calibre ( .32 or .22 Magnum) hammerless purse gun of her choice. Training is essential! It is one thing to fire a pistol at a target at the range and quite another to know when and how to not panic and defend ones self during a surprise encounter in a dark alley or parking lot, with or without a gun Get the training with a person who is a professional security expert; it will save lives and attorney's fee later.

 

[chuckl]

Mark if your sister does go down the path of firearm ownership, someone needs to make sure she gets proper training before ever thinking about using one.

 

[Clint]

Nope not yet but I think its about time. I suppose I'll have to go out and buy a new piece to carry my Hi-Powers and my 44 mag Ruger might be a little to long for conceal , my 2340 Sig isn't much shorter than the Hi-Powers but it shoots like a POS, been thinking about sending it back to Sig and let them look at it.

Mark

I really like my sig p365 pretty much will fit in a pocket.

 

[4onthefloor]

I have a 442 Performance Center which was slicked up by factory. But I would not recommend a small .38 to start with . .22 mag is better. Anything is better than nothing and I know I would not want to get shot with a .22 or anything else !

 

[jammer]

The description of a serious self defense cartridge is " having the ability to stop the fight with 1 torso hit " another words " have the biggest cartridge you can consistently hit the target with . Get a good seasoned instructor & practice practice & practice .........

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

S&W .38 Airweight in the truck.