You mean you don't have one?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
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.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.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.
I really like my sig p365 pretty much will fit in a pocket.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