Thank you for posting this Michael.
I used to keep a sawed off police issue shotgun under my bed but I loaned it to a friend and never got it back. He since moved out of state so I gave up on ever seeing that again.
Thank you for posting this Michael.
I used to keep a sawed off police issue shotgun under my bed but I loaned it to a friend and never got it back. He since moved out of state so I gave up on ever seeing that again.
Lou and "Boo" - The man you love to hate.
Boo- The car you love to hate.
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"Boo"-VIN 5835
'Fastest naturally aspirated PRV'
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"Blue"-1985 Fiero GT
3800sc swap
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"Spalding"-1973 MG Midget
All original
I used to own a SD40. Ron is right, the trigger is a bit spongy, about a 6 or 7 lb break. Not a bad gun at all for the price though and a 20.00 Apex trigger kit helps it a lot. It's a good choice for home defense on a budget. Not such a good gun for daily concealed carry though (IMO).
PS, I just wrote a fairly in depth post that may help you and a few others who were wondering about a first gun purchase.
-Chad K.
Previous owner of VINS: 6982, 1601, 1265, and 1269
"Count of Islandia; Colonel of the Defense Forces and Chancellor of Transportation."
I've never even picked up a pistol(other than my dads Luger-which I never shot) but I agree with the idea of having every finger on the handle.
I guess it's useless to even consider a handgun if I can't get a permit for one. I think you have to prove you work in a bad neighborhood or something. Please forgive my naive-ness on the topic.
Lou and "Boo" - The man you love to hate.
Boo- The car you love to hate.
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"Boo"-VIN 5835
'Fastest naturally aspirated PRV'
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"Blue"-1985 Fiero GT
3800sc swap
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"Spalding"-1973 MG Midget
All original
Would a Makarov make a good first gun - it's what I've been seriously considering the last couple months. Or should I go straight for a 1911?
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--Josh S.
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