Dezo  |
Well I have alreeady had a few questions answered so I figure only right to hit here and intro myself. Im a soon to be new gun owner, looking at a glock 19 based on wat a few ppl here said plus a few others I know. Been wanting to own a gun for some time and now that a job I can a get if I get one has opened up wife is all for it lol. "Kill'em All, Let God Sort'em Out"
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samD
very safe, reliable and powerful enough for the job you will be doing. Make sure you get some Personal Defense type Ammo. CorBon, Hornaday TPX. Hollow points.
Mosinfreak
for carry i like single stacks like a khar cause its easier for me to conceal...but glocks are nice too.
ivantank
new gun owner here as well...got lots of help from the people on this site..good luck in all your efforts
luckybychoice
i have a Glock 19 and a 26 so i am really unbiased as to what gun to bring to a gun fight but welcome to the site and have a look around,besides tits and ass there is an awful lot of gun info.here and a bunch of nut jobs ready to put their 2 cents worth in.
Good luck with the job as well.
fordvg
Welcome to the site and I will not hold it against you if you buy a glock. LOL I hate glock's that is why I said what I said about glock's. I'm a 1911 or 2011 sytle of pistol.
Dezo
ty for welcomes...lol ya i see that...enjoying site so far
Shakleford
Good luck finding a gun! Hope you get one soon!
runawaygun762
Go for the Glock. You'll spend more time on the range and less waiting for it to be repaired than with a 1911. heh heh heh.
Snake
Welcome my name is jon but I go by Solid Snake here,Snake for short or SS. Anyhoo Im not much on Glocks but I do like a few of them. Im more of a wheel gun myself. Try a S&W in .357 or a Colt Python in .357. Just my 2 cents I reckon.
ebear
I LOVE YOU
photobear6
isn't runaway going to be pissed you makeing passes at people? LMAO
Dezo
a few have told me the glock 19 is a good gun to get i had a few ppl tell me a S&W model 9ve allied forces, double A was good as well...ill most likely hit a range and try both and a few out more seem to favor the glock 19 between here and other ppl I know. My main concern was that it meets:
"...the only firearms that may be carried are a .38 caliber revolver; or a .380 caliber or 9-millimeter semiautomatic pistol; or a .357 caliber revolver with .38 caliber ammunition only."
Main reason getting it is for a job, and pleasure too of course lol
photobear6
as long as they start with .4 I carry a beretta 9000s but glocks aren't allowed out here.
Snake
Hows life treatin ya?
photobear6
same ole same ole just another day of work. Looking for intelligent people to about guns with. Couldn't find any so I logged on here. lol
Snake
Im going to my local Pawn Shop tommorow just for kicks and guggles. I heard they got a few new guns. Im gonna have a look.
photobear6
a great gun shop 10 mins from my house 2 mins from where my camper is and never knew it was there. If this guy doesn't have it you don't need it.
Snake
Im just wating till I turn 21 and Im going for the Baby Eagle 9mm and the Ruger Mini14. That of course is if I get a better job...
photobear6
at getting a mini 14. But I'm going to send it to a guy that will replace the barrel to make it more accurate.
Snake
Post a few pics of it before and after. BTW I took pics of my higgins in a send of camera. When I get time Im gonna send it to get devoloped and I will post pics of it.
BTW you can see it when it was still in greasypaws place. Look through his pics. He did clean it up for me and then me and my friend cleaned it more and put a forend on it.
JakeJ201
For the price a Taurus wont do you wrong I have a PT145 Pro that I use as my main carry and the price and power are just right, and it shoots straight.
ecaman
Welcome to the site. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. As you're seeing here, there are a lot of really good people who will make you feel welcome. As far as what gun to buy - shoot as many different ones as you can, then choose the one that fits your hand best & with which you score best. Also, be aware of the reliability record of all of them. That's not nearly the problem that it once was, since the quality & reliability of the semiautomatic pistols from major manufacturers has improved considerably over the last few decades. If you have questions about the reliability records, ask on this site. There are many, many years of experience represented here & people are glad to help. Beware of the gunshop owners who try to sell you a gun just because it's the one he needs to move. Sometimes they've had the gun for a long time & their money is just sitting there on the shelf. They'll blow smoke up your ass so that they can make a sale. They want to move it so they can take your money & invest in something else. If you have any questions as to your personal ability to judge things like that, try to find an experienced gun owner that you can trust & take him with you to the shops. Make sure that you completely understand how to disassemble & reassemble the gun before you buy it, then after you buy it go through the disassembly/reassembly routine over & over until it becomes second nature to you. I may go a bit overboard on this, but I clean after every time I fire a gun. If I only fire a few rounds I may just field strip it to clean, but if I fire a lot I'll completely disassemble it & make sure that every surface is clean, & that everything is functioning as perfectly as it can.