I like this pic, thought I'd share:thumbup:
If I wanted to pile on, I would ask why it is her off-hand finger that's on the trigger, or why her off hand thumb is wrapped over her right hand instead of inline with the pistol...doing that is a great way to have the slide take off a chunk of your thumb.This pic bugs me , Gun Safty rule number one , dont put your finger ont he trigger unless you plan on destroying whats on the end of the barrel , sorry stuff like that just agravates me , im sure the gun is prolly unloaded but not the point , just not good gun handling....ok rant over
If I wanted to pile on, I would ask why it is her off-hand finger that's on the trigger, or why her off hand thumb is wrapped over her right hand instead of inline with the pistol...doing that is a great way to have the slide take off a chunk of your thumb.
Teach her how to hold that thing mang!!!!!
Good one , who caught the pistol ?Shiiiiiiiit! That pea shooter ain't got nothin on my new carry weapon!
I might be holding it wrong, but I think I handle it pretty well!
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haha, no clue... (not my vid of course ). Thing is a cannon for sure! Thought that big burly dude would put a serious grip on it but nope. You see he was going to one hand it at first?Good one , who caught the pistol ?
Reminds me of when my wife fired my Dad's snub-nose 44 mag , he always use max grain bullet and charge (hand loaded) .
I knew immediately something bad was gonna happen. He was leaning back away from the gun, which is a proper stance no-no. He wasn't braced at all. Granted the gun shouldn't pop out of your hand like that, but for huge caliber guns like that I have seen shooters wrap fingers over the top of the barrel to control the kick. That dude overall was pretty clueless.haha, no clue... (not my vid of course ). Thing is a cannon for sure! Thought that big burly dude would put a serious grip on it but nope. You see he was going to one hand it at first?
Guns hold their value pretty well and you really don't save much buying used.I'm really considering a Glock 19. I'm going to the range to rent one tomorrow to get a good feel for one. Only thing is I really don't want to drop $550 on one right now. Anyone know of anybody looking to sell one in California? Also how does that work in California? What are the laws about private sale of hand guns? I know there's the wait period to buy from a shop. But what are the restrictions for private sales and shipping?
That's kind of what I was afraid of as far as the value goes. I don't like buying anything used, (cars, bikes, etc...) I like new stuff, so I think I'll just save up some cash and get a new one. It just seems like that .38 wouldn't be the most ideal weapon to have if the shit hit the fan in the neighborhood. I'm not carrying, not even really planning on getting a concealed permit. Its more for home protection. We have suspected drug dealers in multiple homes near us, we've had garages in the neighborhood, including mine, emptied in the middle of the night, as well as cars stolen. You'd never guess it driving up our street because the homes are nice and it's a clean area. But crime hits anywhere you have greed. I just want to be prepared.Guns hold their value pretty well and you really don't save much buying used.
Your best bet is to check out the gun shows for deals.
I have a Glock 19, it's not gonna be much more accurate than your .38. It IS an excellent gun to carry though.
I pack my Glock 19 with a 17 round clip or a 15 round clip. I also have a 30-round clip for fun at the range.
If you need to pack more than 17 rounds than you are seriously in some deep sh!t, or you're just a really bad shot. LOL
That's kind of what I was afraid of as far as the value goes. I don't like buying anything used, (cars, bikes, etc...) I like new stuff, so I think I'll just save up some cash and get a new one. It just seems like that .38 wouldn't be the most ideal weapon to have if the shit hit the fan in the neighborhood. I'm not carrying, not even really planning on getting a concealed permit. Its more for home protection. We have suspected drug dealers in multiple homes near us, we've had garages in the neighborhood, including mine, emptied in the middle of the night, as well as cars stolen. You'd never guess it driving up our street because the homes are nice and it's a clean area. But crime hits anywhere you have greed. I just want to be prepared.
I pack my Glock 19 with a 17 round clip or a 15 round clip. I also have a 30-round clip for fun at the range.
If you need to pack more than 17 rounds than you are seriously in some deep sh!t, or you're just a really bad shot. LOL
A .38 +P or +P+ will do you fine in a self defense situation, but a .357 revolver is ideal because you can run .38 through it at the range and keep .357 in it at home for defense.It just seems like that .38 wouldn't be the most ideal weapon to have if the shit hit the fan in the neighborhood. I'm not carrying, not even really planning on getting a concealed permit. Its more for home protection.