Blind Squirrel
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I have several long guns and pistols. The one I shoot most these days is my Crossman Marauder PCP in .22 caliber. Since I am only putting holes in paper, it is quiet and fun.
That was for fun and I had a M&P 9mm pro set up for competition that my son now shoots, similar to this:Did you do it for fun, or was it some kind of work requirement?
Correct.Wow i bet that has seen some history ! . Its a Potzdam i believe of Prussian origin.
Well, I can't hide those in my waistband. . . . even at my size.
In my opinion, currently, S & W is providing the most bang for the buck. (no pun intended) My Shield is striker fired, but it feels like a hammer. The Springfield Xd line started out that way, but their price(s) have gone nuts.That was for fun and I had a M&P 9mm pro set up for competition that my son now shoots, similar to this:
My Kimber was presented to me by my buddies. My M & P was a retirement gift purchased by the city, for me. I.... and my favorites are the cheap guns ....
My little brother has the Taurus 357. That is a fantastic firearm. Super reliable and accurateI like wheel guns, this is my favorite. 8 rounds!
Taurus Model 608 .357 Magnum long barrel.
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My first precision rifle was the Remington. The second one was quite the step up. It was an FN .308 SPR with a NIGHTFORCE 5-22 variable scope. Probably the best trigger that I have ever felt. I could hit about 85% @ 1k yards.Remington Police .308 and my Glock .40 with laser pointer and shoulder support. . . .