Shot a pistol for the first time yesterday...

My hands are normal sized. But I'm skinny as all hell (5'9" or 5'10", 130 lbs. average) so my wrists are tiny.

I was doing fine with the 9mm until I tried the .22. Then I was having issues with the 9mm. So I think I'll stick to the 9mm until I get good enough at it where firing off a few hundred rounds of .22 won't be an issue.

It sure was nice paying $13 for 100 rounds though... and they had a 550 round brick for $23.

Ammo prices make me want to CRY.

Law enforcement is gonna make it a lot harder to get ammunution in the next few years.. especially for automatic weapons!

This.

I've also been shooting 1911's longer than O2C has been alive. It's not a gun for novices.

I love my sig. I should shoot more, but I can hit a pop can at >50 feet. if I can do that 30-50% of the time I figure all the others are close enough to that area to do what I need.

I like Flo's Baby eagle, and my 38 is ok. It's rating has gone way down since I started shooting my sig. The sig is just so smooth.

However I do like to pull out my 44 every now again. Not often as it's hard to hit with it.

What kind of sig?

Wear an oilskin duster. Then you can carry a Mossberg 590 Military concealed*. I don't know if you can leave the bayonet fixed, and you certainly can't sit down or bend over, but these are the sacrifices you make to be able to dump 9 rounds on 00 buck into someone in short order.




*There are these leg snaps so if you're on a horse you can snap the oilskin in place. You hook one of those between the barrel and the magazine and you tuck the butt into your armpit.

Stainless P220 Elite.

P232

And here I thought she said she loved her sig: ""Have a good 'un"

Sniper--"A man whose psyche is strong and so fundamentally rooted in a personal philosophy or religion that he doesn't suffer unduly from taking human life under appropriate conditions"--Eric Haney Inside Delta Force"



(yes I knew what she meant by SIG)