artzilla
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Reply 23 of 36 (Originally posted on: 06-25-06 09:47:46 PM)
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[edited]As I could not make the links work]We own 1.Hi-Point .40 cal. pistol, clip holds 9 rounds, 2. A Ruger 9mm, clip holds 14 rounds, and 3. A Stoeger-Coach Gun, this is a 12 gauge, double barrel, sawed off shot gun. This is what I have on hand around the house. Me and my wife and my son all go to the shooting range frequently. I believe it is a good idea to know how to handle weapons if you are going to own them. I personally like the .40 cal myself. It just seems to fit my hand well, it's not too heavy and it's not too light. For me...just right. And I'm a damn good shot with it. Unlike the street gangs who use them and hit innocent bystanders, or put a stray bullet through someones window, I hit what I am shooting at. Every time! That shot gun is sweet too. It's the same thing ya see in westerns on the coach. That's where the term "riding shot gun" came from. I have to agree with WI on the WD40, I don't have much concern for sand so much, but we have cats and dander isn't much good for the weapons. As far as I know, what you use isn't as important as useing something, just keep em clean, and make sure you don't leave any oil in the barrel. My son has gotten his concealed carry lisence. Personally I am not even suppose to own one because I am a felon, but wtf, let em pry it from my cold dead hands. Seriously though, stay safe and be smart. I plan to buy a .44 magnum, and an AK 47, when I can afford to. From my perspective ya can never have too many guns.
This reply was last edited on 06-26-06 10:00:33 AM by artzilla.
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