Firearms
- Thread starter pbmjr1985
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If you not gonna use it for CC, but for recreation/protection, buy another firearm! It's not gonna make ya happy. You are more than welcome to shoot mine any time. You will understand when you shoot it!
I suggest buying the LCR for what you are doing. It's about the same price, size, capacity, more boom, and more friendly for recreation!
Honestly a Walther P22 is one serious machine with the correct ammo, and handler! It wouldn't stop a bear, but wild dog's, ect, and plinking is a load of fun. Ammo is cheap too!
I suggest buying the LCR for what you are doing. It's about the same price, size, capacity, more boom, and more friendly for recreation!
Honestly a Walther P22 is one serious machine with the correct ammo, and handler! It wouldn't stop a bear, but wild dog's, ect, and plinking is a load of fun. Ammo is cheap too!
I want something small that I can CC when i get my liscence later this year, but I wont be carrying it often. It will stay in my lock box in the jeep, or in my pack when i'm hiking. I'm not looking to spend more than $300, but I could go for something larger as the LCP was very small in my hands and was louder than other pistols I have shot.
Any suggestions in that price range?
Any suggestions in that price range?
I have a Walther PK380 that is a midsize .380, holds 8+1, and has all of the same controls as the P22 (which my wife is familiar with). They run $300-$350.
I also have a Taurus Ultralite .38 special revolver (copy of the Smiths) that might actually be better for what you want. They're easier to shoot than the micro .380s imo, much simpler design (they always go boom), and the .38 special is a stronger load. You could also load a couple shot cartridges in the cylinder...
I also have a Taurus Ultralite .38 special revolver (copy of the Smiths) that might actually be better for what you want. They're easier to shoot than the micro .380s imo, much simpler design (they always go boom), and the .38 special is a stronger load. You could also load a couple shot cartridges in the cylinder...
Indian Creek. It's exit 72 on I-26. Coming from Columbia/Chapin get off at that exit, take a right, and it's about 7-8 miles down on your right. They have signs so pay attention. It's part of Sumter National Forest. It's first come first serve. Sometimes I've had to wait 30 minutes.
And don't shoot tracers, you'll catch the place on fire. Don't ask me how I know.
And don't shoot tracers, you'll catch the place on fire. Don't ask me how I know.
If that's the case then go pick up a S&W Sigma series. They range in price from $250-315 brand new, They're essential Glock copies that S&W purchased the rights to. Available in 9mm, .380, or .40. They hold up to 17 rounds. The only draw back is the trigger pull which you can fix for free. I had one a long time ago and loved it for the money.