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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Jul 8, 6:42pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Jul 8, 6:42pm
TPB, she lives in one of those large elderly communites you probably know of.
Last holidays and this time, I'm noticing a lot of young people walking around who don't belong in a 55+ limited community with security and both entrances. Not visitng Grandma on the weekend, but at all hours of day or night, weekday or weekend.
I think the Wokey-doke is making management fearful of cracking down on illegal multigen families living there.
Last holidays and this time, I'm noticing a lot of young people walking around who don't belong in a 55+ limited community with security and both entrances. Not visitng Grandma on the weekend, but at all hours of day or night, weekday or weekend.
I think the Wokey-doke is making management fearful of cracking down on illegal multigen families living there.
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clambo
2020 Jul 8, 7:40pm
I have a Glock 42 in .380 and I like it. I carried it in Florida.
With a Pearce extension on the magazine ($8) it is great to hold. The trigger is pretty good, and very good compared to other Glocks.
.380 is a good self defense caliber and the gun is easy to control and hit what you point it at.
Of course a 22 is still going to bother a bad guy plenty.
With a Pearce extension on the magazine ($8) it is great to hold. The trigger is pretty good, and very good compared to other Glocks.
.380 is a good self defense caliber and the gun is easy to control and hit what you point it at.
Of course a 22 is still going to bother a bad guy plenty.
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Kepi
2020 Jul 8, 7:54pm
Kepi
2020 Jul 8, 7:54pm
For the situation you describe I always think a revolver is nice like the S & W Ladysmith.
Revolvers are just dumb simple to operate (which is really good) and reliable like nothing. I have fired this revolver with .38 special rounds and it was nicely easy to handle and accurate.
Plus, you can get them with pretty handles.
Revolvers are just dumb simple to operate (which is really good) and reliable like nothing. I have fired this revolver with .38 special rounds and it was nicely easy to handle and accurate.
Plus, you can get them with pretty handles.
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GNL
2020 Jul 8, 8:59pm
GNL
2020 Jul 8, 8:59pm
HEYYOU says
Only if I get to decide who's good and who's bad. Isn't that what you want?
Can bad guys have guns?
Only if I get to decide who's good and who's bad. Isn't that what you want?
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GNL
2020 Jul 9, 5:25am
GNL
2020 Jul 9, 5:25am
Kepi says
Hammerless snubbie:
Pros: hammer won't get caught in clothing.
Small and simple. No slide so no need to keep hammer cocked(?).
Cons: long trigger pull.
Great choice for pocket carry or, in grandma's situation, can be easily carried in a robe pocket.
For the situation you describe I always think a revolver is nice like the S & W Ladysmith.
Revolvers are just dumb simple to operate (which is really good) and reliable like nothing. I have fired this revolver with .38 special rounds and it was nicely easy to handle and accurate.
Plus, you can get them with pretty handles.
Hammerless snubbie:
Pros: hammer won't get caught in clothing.
Small and simple. No slide so no need to keep hammer cocked(?).
Cons: long trigger pull.
Great choice for pocket carry or, in grandma's situation, can be easily carried in a robe pocket.
Gonna help her buy a 9mm or .22LR Pistol in the near future (she doesn't want a shotgun)