Carry Handgun Decisions revisited - Page 2

sniperden · 09-21-2002, 08:47 AM

hate to say it, their ugly , but they do the job,when the job has to be done. a hammerless stub nosed revolver is the way to go.
or
try a glock 36, nice , real nice. just rented one at local gun range.
shot real nice, mag moves when shooting , but could get used to it real fast. just the facts , in my opinon.
keep throwing the brass

Ayteeone · 10-31-2002, 05:53 PM

For your preferences... large bore, full length barrel, lots of bullets, reliable and accurate...

The Berreta 96 is a good choice. Won an open competition this past spring (with a perfect score ) using a dept. weapon that I'd never seen before. It didn't jam, had a smooth trigger and hit where the sights pointed. I don't ask much more than that.

09-21-2002, 08:47 AM	#21
sniperden Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: michigan Posts: 5	ccw guns hate to say it, their ugly , but they do the job,when the job has to be done. a hammerless stub nosed revolver is the way to go. or try a glock 36, nice , real nice. just rented one at local gun range. shot real nice, mag moves when shooting , but could get used to it real fast. just the facts , in my opinon. keep throwing the brass

10-31-2002, 05:53 PM	#22
Ayteeone Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 33	For your preferences... large bore, full length barrel, lots of bullets, reliable and accurate... The Berreta 96 is a good choice. Won an open competition this past spring (with a perfect score ) using a dept. weapon that I'd never seen before. It didn't jam, had a smooth trigger and hit where the sights pointed. I don't ask much more than that.