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I can almost promise she won’t like a snub nose more going smaller in a gun rarely makes it more pleasant tj shoot. The micro compact 9mm are right at the cusp of starting to get snappy.

She may like a larger size 9 or a similarly sized 380

What specially does she not like about the shield I guess I should ask

Depends on the size of the purse I guess. Jframe is one of my concealed carry guns but not exacly a beginner gun. Much less a 65 year old woman’s beginner gun.

Maybe one of the larger framed semiauto 380s?

The LCP max is very cool but I haven’t personally shot one to know how easily it shoots being as small as it is.

Glock 42 is one of the larger framed 380s but may be too large for purse carry. The same can probably be said for the 380 version of the 365

Surprised noones mentioning the silencerxo scythe ti. It’s a pretty top of the line bolt gun hunting can. I’m not normally the biggest silencerco fan just because I think there’s some better tech out there but for a a hunting bolt action that doesn’t require a real high tech suppression solution the scythe Ti hits the nail on the head.

Single shot trust from silencershop is the way to go. It makes the process of applying easier and then anyone you want to add to the trust after the stamp is approved may be do so.

The trusts are like $25 and it’s easier to just have a trust for every nfa item so that when you go to add more you don’t have to have every person on the trust you are adding an nfa item on apply and do fingerprints and passport photos etc.

I concur on checking eye dominance. I am right handed left eye dominate so I shoot pistols with gun in right hand but rifles and shotguns off left shoulder.

It is definitely a hill worth dieing on nowadays. Maybe 20 years ago sure. But it’s honestly not all that hard or even limiting to be able to get left handed guns. All of my ar15 ar10 bolt actions and shotguns are left eject models and none of them I would say I had to make sacrifices in quality to make that choice.

Sure maybe I have to spend 100-200 more per gun for the left handed version but it is absolutely worth it.

I mean if you have the money the 72’ Viking convertible will run you 40+ knots if you’re willing to push 85-90% engine load everywhere you go.

Not many center consoles are keeping up with you even the 40+ foot Freemans when it gets to be 3-4 footers and they sure as hell aren’t as dry and comfortable as you.

Those tournaments are hard on your body even in an 80’ boat fishing 3 straight days. Much less on a cc without Albert as much room to get out the sun or lay down for a nap or take a refreshing hot shower.


Look I get it the big center consoles can do everything those sportfishers do but if you actually have the money and I’m talking about actually have the money 50-100 mil plus. You’re getting a sportie eventually.

Yeah not pictured but that’s what i mostly used and had the level as a backup. If you follow on Instagram I post updates to my stories way more often and I go into a decent amount of detail.

Yessir it says right on ottercreeks website that the polonium has a 6mm bore and will work with any 243 cartridge.

Here’s a video that shows how well the k can suppresses a 243 bolt gun.

Polonium k on 243

From experience I can tell you a full power 308 even suppressed is going to be too much for training a 6yo to shoot they will not enjoy shooting it enough to actual learn to shoot.

That is not say that a 6yo couldn’t learn to shot on something else and shoot a suppressed 308 a few times to get comfortable and shoot deer with it but they won’t be able to shoot it enough to train and enjoy shooting.

As far as 300blk plenty of people have shot deer with them and reds on reds on reds has some first hand experience with some of the fancy bullets designed for subsonic expansion. But you’ll never get a bang flop and you’ll have to do tracking no matter what if using subsonic.

Supersonic 300blk is more capable of putting down deer than 77gr 5.56 so if I was limited to those two to pick what I’m shooting at deer with I’d go 300blk and shoot supers at it.

Subsonic 308 is pointless as you’re better off with 300blk because of the twist rates as mentioned.

Best solution more guns. Get him a 10/22 out a little cheapo scope on it and let him go to town shooting as many bricks of .06 cent per round 22lr. To me getting a kid comfortable with scopes and aiming and just shooting pays off more than darn near anything.

You mentioned the polonium K. Any thoughts about looking at other rifles but chambered in 243? The polonium K sounds great on a bolt action 243. And I take my 20” barrel 308 with 6” long can into every climber I’ve ever crawled into.

I know it’s another caliber but it would check all of your boxes better than a 556 or 300blk except for subsonic suppression but in my real world experience a heard of pigs are moving out pretty swiftly when one of their buddies are dropped with subsonic 300blk. Granted that’s out of a semiauto so not quite as quiet as bolt gun but still.

Nice didn’t know that