I just look for an old van hangin out on a bad site, get some bargins that way
Ya....Wahoooo....illegal guns.
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Where do you guys buy guns online?
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Ya....Wahoooo....illegal guns.
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Ya....Wahoooo....illegal guns.
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Serial numbers filed off. Those are the best gunz. Homie.
They piss you off,you gotta get all gangster on their azz.
ya, thats it,pops some caps in de azz.
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walther p22, good guns, low price, low cost to shoot. i taught my wife to shoot with a full frame 9mm, recoil wasnt too bad for her and she can shoot my 3" .45 now with no problem. just doesnt like too.
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I met this cop over at a friends house I joked about him being dirty harry he had a 45 on his side he looked at me and began to explain a story of a guy on crack he had to shoot this guy was trying to load a rifle while running at them he said 6 shots 9mm the guy finally stopped he told me how much it scared him after taking a few shots it looked like this crack head did not even know he had been shot. this kinda changed my mind on whats needed dark in your house so wacked out crack head comes in you are lucky to get one shot in him. I personally have a pump 12 prepared there is a great gun rated the best home defense weapon the judge it fires 44 or 410 shot gun rounds the 410 rounds are great
The judge actually shoots .410 or 45 Long Colt rounds...not 44. Just dont want someone to get the wrong info and load it with the wrong ammo, bad things happen.
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Budsguns.com
Free shipping and about a $20 cost from the FFL you ship it to.
Free shipping and about a $20 cost from the FFL you ship it to.
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I think starting her off with a .22 is a good idea. I'd suggest a .22 that shares the "same" frame, ergo's etc with a 9mm or larger so the transition is easier when you decide to introduce her to something with a little more power. I know Sig makes the P229 in .22, 9mm, .357sig and .40, a little expensive but it might be worth it. Maybe even buy a P220 in .45 and buy the .22 conversion for training and practice. Lots of options out there just plan ahead she won't be shooting .22 for long.
I wouldn't start her on a .22 personally but that's just me. You need to take her to look at a few and see what she can rack the slide on first. I see woman buy guns there husband want all the time and they can't even load/camber the weapon...
Go to a range and see what fits her and let her shoot a FEW. You are just throwing your money away if you buy a .22 honestly...
Go to a range and see what fits her and let her shoot a FEW. You are just throwing your money away if you buy a .22 honestly...
Might want to look into a revolver or a derringer. Unless she is strong enough to rack a pistol easily. Cobra Enterprises produced Derringer Pistols - cobraderringers.com
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If she is scared of guns....get her a taser
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If she is scared of guns....get her a taser
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Looks like I'm in the minority here, I think the idea of a .22 is a good idea. I know I shoot a lot more .22 then anything else due to ammo cost. I'm even thinking about getting a .22 kit for my AR. I introduced a female friend of mine to handguns before she went into the NYS Police Academy, I started with a .22 and moved up to the 9mm when she felt comfortable and she definitely benefited from the shooting experience. The most important thing is to practice, practice and then practice some more. Guns and motorcycles have at least one thing in common, if you don't use your skills you will loose them. FYI I like shooting .22 and I do have options.
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Looks like I'm in the minority here, I think the idea of a .22 is a good idea. I know I shoot a lot more .22 then anything else due to ammo cost. I'm even thinking about getting a .22 kit for my AR. I introduced a female friend of mine to handguns before she went into the NYS Police Academy, I started with a .22 and moved up to the 9mm when she felt comfortable and she definitely benefited from the shooting experience. The most important thing is to practice, practice and then practice some more. Guns and motorcycles have at least one thing in common, if you don't use your skills you will loose them. FYI I like shooting .22 and I do have options.
What a collection... That is insane....
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Those pics are about 4 years old, I need to update my "family pic" there have been several additions.
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Looks like I'm in the minority here, I think the idea of a .22 is a good idea. I know I shoot a lot more .22 then anything else due to ammo cost. I'm even thinking about getting a .22 kit for my AR. I introduced a female friend of mine to handguns before she went into the NYS Police Academy, I started with a .22 and moved up to the 9mm when she felt comfortable and she definitely benefited from the shooting experience. The most important thing is to practice, practice and then practice some more. Guns and motorcycles have at least one thing in common, if you don't use your skills you will loose them. FYI I like shooting .22 and I do have options.
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