What ever gun fits you best, before I made a purchase recently I shoot 5 different 9's. Glock 17, xdm, 92fs, cz75 and the baby eagle. I ended up going with the cz, the glock and the xd just didnt feel right, I could never get comfortable holding it, I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with the 92 or the Taurus, so it came down to the cz and baby eagle and the reliability of the cz won me over
That's what I wanted to hear. There's a shop close to my house that I found recently that has an indoor range and sells both brands. I'm going to go over there soon and see if they'll rent me one of each so I can shoot them and see which one I like the feel of. I can see just visually that the geometry on the two is very different. So I'm just assuming it's going to be more what feels comfortable. I just wanted to make sure that if I went for the cheaper gun I wasn't going to regret it due to quality issues. Thanks.
There is really no such thing as a best first gone.
The best gun is the one you feel comfortable with. As for concealability, any gun is concealable. Some are just more restricted than others. I'm 5'8", 130 pounds soaking wet, and carry a Kimber Pro CDP II in .45ACP with a Blackhawk IWB holster. I also mostly wear loose fitting t-shirts. If you haven't handled a lot of handguns, I'd personally find a good range that rents pistols and spend time firing different ones for a while. Find one that feels comfortable shooting. While many talk up the different calibers and their lethality or knockdown power, all rounds are lethal if placed right. So a gun you're comfortable with is the best gun. Only you can determine what that is as you try them out.
I was thinking doing that first too. Hitting the range before I buy anything. Kind of hard to tell what I like when I never used a gun. As fire power all I need is to slow him down... I'll finish him up by hand
Nice. I would also recommend something similar, the Keltec P3AT. Shot placement, shot placement, shot placement.Be it Glock or Springfield... Both have been proven trust worthy and reliable in combat/law enforcement. Go with what feels natural and comfortable. Picking a caliber is a hole another story. 9MM, 40cal, 45ACP etc.... All will kill, shot placement is the key. I carry this off duty.
It's only a .380, a 9MM round with a shorter case/less powder. It's no .40 or .45 but it can kill. I'm 6'1 170, this gun is perfect for me to conceal. All I need for off duty
For when you're just too lazy for shot placement....
For when you're just too lazy for shot placement....
M11 (Mac 11) Full auto with Eotech sight and Gemtech Viper Supressor, 15 metal mags with 30 round capacity (fires 30 rounds every 2 seconds)
M4 with Beta Mag (100 rounds) and Trijicon Reflex dot sight
AK 47 with banana mag (40 or 50 rounds)
Benelli M1 Super 90 Tactical Shotgun with Flash Supressor
Glock 27 (40 cal), FN 5.7 with laser/flashlight, S&W 357
Picture of a hollow tip slug/buckshot shell for shotgun
... Thank you sir! I got most of these when I also lived in Virginia. Then relocated to Connecticut and couldn't bring the machine gun or the assault weapons with me due to the laws here. I strongly suggest for any full auto, purchasing it in a corporation's name. That way you can name a board of directors and any of them can also posess it (after filing appropriate paperwork with the local police and ATF) because it's company property and they're company officers.nice collection... some day I might be able to afford the license for a full auto... and the full auto
I want a lot more rifles/pistols.. but I think it will be a few years before I get anything... mc first for now
There's so much that I love about this picture. The way he's pointing a pistol at his junk, the fact he's including his video game guitars, the unibrow, and of course, the mullet. Such an epic collection of fail all in one picture.I LOVE GUNS
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Yeah, we shot it a few times. Did not know you were interested in it. I'll miss it haha, but I'll get something else down the road once I take care of all this other crap.