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Posted by Duckman13 Just wanted to get some of yall's opinions on buying a new handgun. I own and have shot many guns (rifles, shotguns, I have a 22 pistol), but with all the robberies going on in neighborhoods and the people wanting to avenge Travon's death, I have decided to go ahead and purchase a handgun. Where is the smartest place to start in this process? TIA for your helpReply Back to Top |
| So you like revolvers, double action/single action, single action only? Reply Back to Top |
| Go shoot some and find one you like best. I'd recommend > .38. Practice a shitload with whatever you get. Reply Back to Top |
| judge made by taurus This post was edited on 5/2 at 3:14 pm Reply Back to Top |
| Get a Glock. 1911's are pretty unreliable. Reply Back to Top |
quote: And ygm Reply Back to Top |
| Budget? Sounds like you have a bit of gun knowledge. You will get all kinds of recommendations of everyone's personal favorites. For a simple and first time handgun for self defense it would be hard to argue with a Glock. Pick whatever caliber you'd like. Glock's are super simple and one of the most reliable pistols out there as well as not very expensive. Reply Back to Top |
| Anything but a Glock. Nb4erapedbywhome Reply Back to Top |
| Go to your gun store & get the one that feels the best to you. It would be best if you could shoot someone else's first but make sure it is what you want. Then before you purchase it come & ask the OB's advice Reply Back to Top |
quote: Damn brah, Reply Back to Top |
quote: Hmmmm.... This thread again and again and again and again and again and again and again Reply Back to Top |
| WWKRD Reply Back to Top |
| Just wanted to pick on you a little Reply Back to Top |
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| If its funny pass it along Reply Back to Top |
| Thanks chad Reply Back to Top |
| HK45 Compact Reply Back to Top |
quote: If this is your reasoning for buying a handgun you will benefit by purchasing a long barreled, shiny one. Reply Back to Top |
| Might I suggest that, instead of asking for opinions here, just go to a gun store and ask the guy behind the counter what you should buy. The usefulness and value of the answers will be about the same. This post was edited on 5/3 at 1:08 pm Reply Back to Top |
| Where do you teach a CC class? Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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