What pistol has the highest capacity magazine?
Q. A friend of mine asked what pistol had the highest capacity magazine. I had heard a long time ago that police have pistols with 33 round clips, but am not sure.
Asked by JORDAN B - Fri Oct 24 20:03:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. police for the most part have the same access to equipment as everyone else. Police can get 30 round magazines, but they stick a foot out the bottom of the gun, just like anyone else with a 30 round magazine hum linky not working, go here and scroll down a bit Para-0rdinance P14 is a 45 single action with a 13 round mag +1 in the pipe, being the original high capactiy 45, recently matched by the Glock 21 (originally 12 rounds,now 13 rounds in the mag after a redesign) and Springfield XD also making a version with a 13 shot mag. The FN Five-seveN (yes, capitol N on the end) has a flush sitting 20 round magazine,but then it fires the anemic 5.7mm cartridge, good for busting body armor, bad for actually finishing the job after it… [cont.]
Answered by akluis - Fri Oct 24 20:38:21 2008
Q. A friend of mine asked what pistol had the highest capacity magazine. I had heard a long time ago that police have pistols with 33 round clips, but am not sure.
Asked by JORDAN B - Fri Oct 24 20:03:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. police for the most part have the same access to equipment as everyone else. Police can get 30 round magazines, but they stick a foot out the bottom of the gun, just like anyone else with a 30 round magazine hum linky not working, go here and scroll down a bit Para-0rdinance P14 is a 45 single action with a 13 round mag +1 in the pipe, being the original high capactiy 45, recently matched by the Glock 21 (originally 12 rounds,now 13 rounds in the mag after a redesign) and Springfield XD also making a version with a 13 shot mag. The FN Five-seveN (yes, capitol N on the end) has a flush sitting 20 round magazine,but then it fires the anemic 5.7mm cartridge, good for busting body armor, bad for actually finishing the job after it… [cont.]
Answered by akluis - Fri Oct 24 20:38:21 2008
What was the first pistol to use a box magazine?
Q. A question for all the firearm history aficionados out there: I know the Borchardt C-93 was the first successful pistol to incorporate a box magazine, but I would like to know which pistol was the absolute FIRST to use a box magazine. Just curious.
Asked by ihcuids - Sat Apr 17 12:23:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 1893 Borchardt C-93! An impractical to carry, but very beautiful pistol! (I'd love to have one.)
Answered by G21.45 - Sat Apr 17 13:19:33 2010
Q. A question for all the firearm history aficionados out there: I know the Borchardt C-93 was the first successful pistol to incorporate a box magazine, but I would like to know which pistol was the absolute FIRST to use a box magazine. Just curious.
Asked by ihcuids - Sat Apr 17 12:23:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 1893 Borchardt C-93! An impractical to carry, but very beautiful pistol! (I'd love to have one.)
Answered by G21.45 - Sat Apr 17 13:19:33 2010
What air pistol is the best for a beginner?
Q. I'm ready to buy an air pistol for aim shooting and would like to ask the experts what are their suggestions for an absolute beginner. A very important feature to me - the gun should feel and behave like a real one. Thanks!
Asked by Marioara - Thu Aug 13 21:29:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wait a tic, I have a 1377 that I use for pest contol/ long range targets. It is by far the most accurate pistol and the most powerful pistol on the market without going over 200$ (it cost 60$). The downside to this pistol is its huge and bolt action with a pump. You said you want it to behave like the real pistols, thus the Pro77/ Beretta PX4/walther CP99. These pistols are based off of current production pistols, my favorite (I do not own this one) of the three is the Beretta PX4. It shoots pellets at a reasonable speed, has a decocker, DA/SA trigger, blowback, and is well made. I own two Pro77 pistols, one has lasted 230,000 rounds (!) and the other is more new so about 5000rnds. They are not powerful at all, but they have a strong… [cont.]
Answered by RUGERIZMISTICNESS - Thu Aug 13 23:40:29 2009
Q. I'm ready to buy an air pistol for aim shooting and would like to ask the experts what are their suggestions for an absolute beginner. A very important feature to me - the gun should feel and behave like a real one. Thanks!
Asked by Marioara - Thu Aug 13 21:29:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wait a tic, I have a 1377 that I use for pest contol/ long range targets. It is by far the most accurate pistol and the most powerful pistol on the market without going over 200$ (it cost 60$). The downside to this pistol is its huge and bolt action with a pump. You said you want it to behave like the real pistols, thus the Pro77/ Beretta PX4/walther CP99. These pistols are based off of current production pistols, my favorite (I do not own this one) of the three is the Beretta PX4. It shoots pellets at a reasonable speed, has a decocker, DA/SA trigger, blowback, and is well made. I own two Pro77 pistols, one has lasted 230,000 rounds (!) and the other is more new so about 5000rnds. They are not powerful at all, but they have a strong… [cont.]
Answered by RUGERIZMISTICNESS - Thu Aug 13 23:40:29 2009
What pistol do police officers generally carry?
Q. What caliber and what make of pistol do police officers in the United States usually carry? Is the 9mm the most popular pistol for officers?
Asked by Hank - Thu Nov 27 03:47:09 2008 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I carry a sig-sauer 9mm!
Answered by irishofficer1964 - Thu Nov 27 04:14:02 2008
Q. What caliber and what make of pistol do police officers in the United States usually carry? Is the 9mm the most popular pistol for officers?
Asked by Hank - Thu Nov 27 03:47:09 2008 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I carry a sig-sauer 9mm!
Answered by irishofficer1964 - Thu Nov 27 04:14:02 2008
How can I get a pistol grip for my 1968 pump action mossberg 12 gauge shotgun?
Q. I have a 1968 Mossberg 12 guage pump action shotgun. I want to get a pistol grip for it. There's no serial number, which was the case with this year model. Where can I buy one?
Asked by Nate - Thu Apr 8 02:13:25 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a 1968 Mossberg 12 guage pump action shotgun. I want to get a pistol grip for it. There's no serial number, which was the case with this year model. Where can I buy one?
Asked by Nate - Thu Apr 8 02:13:25 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What pistol has very little or no kickback?
Q. I want to start going to the shooting range, but i am a beginner. I want to know what pistol has little or no kickback so I can start with that, and work my way up. So what do you consider a very little or no kickback gun that is accurate?
Asked by John M - Mon May 25 18:41:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're gonna get the same answer over and over. .22lr. It has VERY little recoil. Gregg recommended a Ruger Mk I, II, or III. My first gun was actually a Ruger Mk III. It is a TOTALLY appropriate gun to start with, and I still love to shoot it. The biggest disadvantage I find is learning to take it apart.. especially the first few times before it's all broken in. Otherwise, it's been an amazing, accurate gun. That rail is removable. .22lr is cheap and plentiful. You'll be able to practice alot. I'd recommend you look for a range that has rentals. You'll never know how well a gun works for you until you shoot it yourself. I know I'd personally get friggin bored if all I shot was .22lr.
Answered by StealthBeast - Wed May 27 22:09:21 2009
Q. I want to start going to the shooting range, but i am a beginner. I want to know what pistol has little or no kickback so I can start with that, and work my way up. So what do you consider a very little or no kickback gun that is accurate?
Asked by John M - Mon May 25 18:41:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're gonna get the same answer over and over. .22lr. It has VERY little recoil. Gregg recommended a Ruger Mk I, II, or III. My first gun was actually a Ruger Mk III. It is a TOTALLY appropriate gun to start with, and I still love to shoot it. The biggest disadvantage I find is learning to take it apart.. especially the first few times before it's all broken in. Otherwise, it's been an amazing, accurate gun. That rail is removable. .22lr is cheap and plentiful. You'll be able to practice alot. I'd recommend you look for a range that has rentals. You'll never know how well a gun works for you until you shoot it yourself. I know I'd personally get friggin bored if all I shot was .22lr.
Answered by StealthBeast - Wed May 27 22:09:21 2009
How do I find on old pistol registration record?
Q. I purchased a pistol 3 years ago and now I can't find the copy of the registration. I need to put the registration # on a job application.
Asked by Wes M - Mon May 11 09:28:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your local state police with the registration #, they might charge you a couple of dollars, but you should be able to get it in a few days.
Answered by Did you try google first? - Mon May 11 09:38:32 2009
Q. I purchased a pistol 3 years ago and now I can't find the copy of the registration. I need to put the registration # on a job application.
Asked by Wes M - Mon May 11 09:28:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your local state police with the registration #, they might charge you a couple of dollars, but you should be able to get it in a few days.
Answered by Did you try google first? - Mon May 11 09:38:32 2009
What is the best and most inexpensive pistol for conceal and carry on an average sized male?
Q. Sorry to all those who answered, someone reported my post as point gaming. Reposting... I realize that you get what you pay for in most cases. I am not interested in a lecture on why you should spend every dime you have on a pistol. I am talking about a hand gun that can be reasonably concealed. I hear a lot of problems with the Springfield XDs. If you recommend an XD, please let me know if you frequent failure to feed. Thanks!
Asked by Eric B - Tue Jul 8 01:40:36 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a little difficult to recommend without a little more information. What weapon are you used to shooting? Do you prefer Revolvers to Semi Auto? Is there a particular caliber you prefer? How big are your hands? You say Average...average height, weight...? I would recommend a weapon that is slim in profile, carries a sufficient amount of ammunition (preferrably hollow points) and of a caliber of at least .32 For example Beretta Tomcat...32 Cal - VERY Concealable .380 Auto (Bersa, Walther, a few others) Very Concealable 9mm (Keltec - eh...probably a few others..don't carry these so not sure of "brand") .45 the world is open (I prefer the Kimber Ultra Carry II) Another consideration is HOW you intend to conceal. If in a pocket... a… [cont.]
Answered by C M - Tue Jul 8 09:34:07 2008
Q. Sorry to all those who answered, someone reported my post as point gaming. Reposting... I realize that you get what you pay for in most cases. I am not interested in a lecture on why you should spend every dime you have on a pistol. I am talking about a hand gun that can be reasonably concealed. I hear a lot of problems with the Springfield XDs. If you recommend an XD, please let me know if you frequent failure to feed. Thanks!
Asked by Eric B - Tue Jul 8 01:40:36 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a little difficult to recommend without a little more information. What weapon are you used to shooting? Do you prefer Revolvers to Semi Auto? Is there a particular caliber you prefer? How big are your hands? You say Average...average height, weight...? I would recommend a weapon that is slim in profile, carries a sufficient amount of ammunition (preferrably hollow points) and of a caliber of at least .32 For example Beretta Tomcat...32 Cal - VERY Concealable .380 Auto (Bersa, Walther, a few others) Very Concealable 9mm (Keltec - eh...probably a few others..don't carry these so not sure of "brand") .45 the world is open (I prefer the Kimber Ultra Carry II) Another consideration is HOW you intend to conceal. If in a pocket... a… [cont.]
Answered by C M - Tue Jul 8 09:34:07 2008
Who makes a good small frame carry pistol and a full size frame pistol that have identical operation?
Q. I need a carry pistol small enough for a small handed woman to carry, but also a full size pistol for home. Like Taurus- they have a 10 shot Millennium Pro that weighs about 18 oz., and a 17 shot 24/7 that is about 30 oz.
Asked by Jack the Giant Killer - Fri Jan 16 13:46:54 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many many possibilities. Start reading some Gun's and Ammo type magazines. Educate yourself, so many products are available , for now. You better not snooze. Search out Bobby Rush's (of chicago) H.R. 45 gun bill They are coming after us... are you scared.???
Answered by Rambo - Fri Jan 16 14:09:15 2009
Q. I need a carry pistol small enough for a small handed woman to carry, but also a full size pistol for home. Like Taurus- they have a 10 shot Millennium Pro that weighs about 18 oz., and a 17 shot 24/7 that is about 30 oz.
Asked by Jack the Giant Killer - Fri Jan 16 13:46:54 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many many possibilities. Start reading some Gun's and Ammo type magazines. Educate yourself, so many products are available , for now. You better not snooze. Search out Bobby Rush's (of chicago) H.R. 45 gun bill They are coming after us... are you scared.???
Answered by Rambo - Fri Jan 16 14:09:15 2009
How does one decock a Browning Buckmark Pistol and how should one load the first round?
Q. A recent answerer advised against using the Slide Release/Stop Latch for loading a round into the chamber ("Sling Shot" method.) Can anyone give a good method for doing this? The answerer also advised against decocking the pistol by "dry firing" it. How should it be decocked? The Browning manual is unclear or silent on these questions and so I would appreciate information to help me get started right with my new toy.
Asked by Geuler - Sat Jan 12 00:15:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you unload the pistol, just take out the magazine first and rack the slide to clear out the cartridge in the chamber, don't use the slide stop or dry fire it, just put the safety on. When you get ready to shoot it though, put the magazine in the pistol, take the safety off and rack the slide again to chamber a round. The only way you can decock the pistol is when you field strip it by holding the trigger down with one finger and at the same time take your fingers on your other hand and let the hammer down slowly.
Answered by super682003 - Sat Jan 12 00:56:10 2008
Q. A recent answerer advised against using the Slide Release/Stop Latch for loading a round into the chamber ("Sling Shot" method.) Can anyone give a good method for doing this? The answerer also advised against decocking the pistol by "dry firing" it. How should it be decocked? The Browning manual is unclear or silent on these questions and so I would appreciate information to help me get started right with my new toy.
Asked by Geuler - Sat Jan 12 00:15:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you unload the pistol, just take out the magazine first and rack the slide to clear out the cartridge in the chamber, don't use the slide stop or dry fire it, just put the safety on. When you get ready to shoot it though, put the magazine in the pistol, take the safety off and rack the slide again to chamber a round. The only way you can decock the pistol is when you field strip it by holding the trigger down with one finger and at the same time take your fingers on your other hand and let the hammer down slowly.
Answered by super682003 - Sat Jan 12 00:56:10 2008
What is the best pistol in Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer?
Q. I've been playing MW2 for quite some time now and I always have my spas-12 bling or stinger as my secondary. Now I want to try using a normal pistol (not machine pistol) with tactical knife and i was just wondering what is best one to use? I unlocked all but the Desert Eagle.
Asked by All About PSP's - Thu Apr 8 21:09:05 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did exactly the same thing as you. And I used the .44 Magnum. Its a 2-shot kill and has no recoil. And once you unlock akimbo, its so easy to kill people, 1 shot with each and there instantly dead, althoug I strongly recommend using steady aim when u get akimbo.
Answered by Sambo340 - Thu Apr 8 21:15:27 2010
Q. I've been playing MW2 for quite some time now and I always have my spas-12 bling or stinger as my secondary. Now I want to try using a normal pistol (not machine pistol) with tactical knife and i was just wondering what is best one to use? I unlocked all but the Desert Eagle.
Asked by All About PSP's - Thu Apr 8 21:09:05 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did exactly the same thing as you. And I used the .44 Magnum. Its a 2-shot kill and has no recoil. And once you unlock akimbo, its so easy to kill people, 1 shot with each and there instantly dead, althoug I strongly recommend using steady aim when u get akimbo.
Answered by Sambo340 - Thu Apr 8 21:15:27 2010
Can an airsoft pistol that uses green gas also work with propane?
Q. I'm getting a semi-auto airsoft pistol (have not decided which one). Most of the guns I like need green gas. Green gas is so expensive, so can I use propane instead? Will it damage my gun or lower the FPS?
Asked by Jonathan - Wed Nov 25 19:00:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yup, green gas is 99% propane so most people use it instead of green. Just get yourself a propane adapter so you can fill your mags from a propane bottle and some silicone oil to add to the mags from time to time.
Answered by flyinggoldfish - Thu Nov 26 04:39:56 2009
Q. I'm getting a semi-auto airsoft pistol (have not decided which one). Most of the guns I like need green gas. Green gas is so expensive, so can I use propane instead? Will it damage my gun or lower the FPS?
Asked by Jonathan - Wed Nov 25 19:00:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yup, green gas is 99% propane so most people use it instead of green. Just get yourself a propane adapter so you can fill your mags from a propane bottle and some silicone oil to add to the mags from time to time.
Answered by flyinggoldfish - Thu Nov 26 04:39:56 2009
What type of pistol is best to begin shooting with?
Q. I am working towards my degree in Criminal Justice (With the intent of becoming a police officer) and was wondering which type of pistol to start out with. My experience with shooting is minimal. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by kminlimbo - Tue Dec 23 10:05:41 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I went through the academy, many of the top shooters had minimal or no experience with handguns. They were easier to teach because there were no bad habits to break. The way an officer handles his gun can be much different than most are used to. Regardless of what you start with, it will probably be different than the one you will carry. I wouldn't worry about it, you will have plenty of practice and supervision on the police range.
Answered by trooper3316 - Tue Dec 23 10:39:54 2008
Q. I am working towards my degree in Criminal Justice (With the intent of becoming a police officer) and was wondering which type of pistol to start out with. My experience with shooting is minimal. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by kminlimbo - Tue Dec 23 10:05:41 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I went through the academy, many of the top shooters had minimal or no experience with handguns. They were easier to teach because there were no bad habits to break. The way an officer handles his gun can be much different than most are used to. Regardless of what you start with, it will probably be different than the one you will carry. I wouldn't worry about it, you will have plenty of practice and supervision on the police range.
Answered by trooper3316 - Tue Dec 23 10:39:54 2008
How can I get an Airsoft pistol in to Australia?
Q. I am thinking of buying an Airsoft pistol (spring powered, so not very powerful) from Italy. I live in Australia and does anyone know how I could get it in? I was thinking that I could take apart the magazine and the slide and take the pellets separately and put the pistol in the under-carriage luggage. Do you think this would work and what would the implications be if I were caught at the airport?
Asked by Hughesy - Wed Dec 24 00:25:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be found - airport security specifically looks for things that look like guns... you don't honestly think that taking it apart would fool them do you? If that was the case, then all people would have to do to smuggle real guns would be to take them apart... When you get caught you can expect a hefty fine and possibly being charged with attempting to illegally import a controlled firearm.
Answered by flyinggoldfish - Wed Dec 24 05:58:46 2008
Q. I am thinking of buying an Airsoft pistol (spring powered, so not very powerful) from Italy. I live in Australia and does anyone know how I could get it in? I was thinking that I could take apart the magazine and the slide and take the pellets separately and put the pistol in the under-carriage luggage. Do you think this would work and what would the implications be if I were caught at the airport?
Asked by Hughesy - Wed Dec 24 00:25:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be found - airport security specifically looks for things that look like guns... you don't honestly think that taking it apart would fool them do you? If that was the case, then all people would have to do to smuggle real guns would be to take them apart... When you get caught you can expect a hefty fine and possibly being charged with attempting to illegally import a controlled firearm.
Answered by flyinggoldfish - Wed Dec 24 05:58:46 2008
What is the best 22 cal pistol to buy? Overall what 22 cal pistol would I be best buying for protection?
Q. Overall what for protection not any hunting would I be best off in purchasing when it comes to a 22 caliber pistol? Thank you for your input, any advice from gun owners would be greatly appreciated, I have only rifles,shotguns, etc. No hand guns, YET!
Asked by OC IRISH REBEL - Sat Dec 27 17:18:09 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't buy a 22 cal handgun for protection, buy a 22 cal handgun for plinking and fun, and buy a smith and wesson 357 revolver for protection, a 22 just is not big enough. Either Buy a ruger mark three, or a walther p22. heres the links there are many different models to those above guns, but for protection (concealed carry even) you will need a larger caliber handgun, like one of these 357 s&w Revolver like this one or a .45acp 1911 model like this or some type of glock,I like the .40 or the .45, but there all good calibers and if all of those are a little expensive, this is also a great gun. ruger lcp, cool gun, inexpensive to shoot and to buy, and very concealable.
Answered by Hank G - Sat Dec 27 17:40:43 2008
Q. Overall what for protection not any hunting would I be best off in purchasing when it comes to a 22 caliber pistol? Thank you for your input, any advice from gun owners would be greatly appreciated, I have only rifles,shotguns, etc. No hand guns, YET!
Asked by OC IRISH REBEL - Sat Dec 27 17:18:09 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't buy a 22 cal handgun for protection, buy a 22 cal handgun for plinking and fun, and buy a smith and wesson 357 revolver for protection, a 22 just is not big enough. Either Buy a ruger mark three, or a walther p22. heres the links there are many different models to those above guns, but for protection (concealed carry even) you will need a larger caliber handgun, like one of these 357 s&w Revolver like this one or a .45acp 1911 model like this or some type of glock,I like the .40 or the .45, but there all good calibers and if all of those are a little expensive, this is also a great gun. ruger lcp, cool gun, inexpensive to shoot and to buy, and very concealable.
Answered by Hank G - Sat Dec 27 17:40:43 2008
How do I upgrade my spring airsoft pistol?
Q. I have two spring pistols both them are around 220 fps with .2 and can fly up to 130 feet accurate. My friend got the same pistol to go up to 270 fps with .2 and can fly really far. So how can I upgrade it?
Asked by i need answers!!!!! - Wed Aug 5 21:23:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well depending on the gun you can take it to different airsoft shops to see if they offer a spring upgrade, and barrel length increase. The spring is the source of a spring powered airsoft gun, upgrading this will allow higher FPS. After that if you lengthen the barrel with a 6MM in diameter pipe and a adapter to connect it to the built-in barrel (note: do not attach to the orange tip that is not part of the barrel and do not remove it permanently because that could get you fined and have the gun confiscated depending where in the USA you live. Do NOT shrink the inside of the pipe any smaller than 6MM, if it gets smaller the bb most likely will jam and the gun may be ruined forever!) by about 2-5 inches (depending on how far and strait you… [cont.]
Answered by ThePhizMaster - Fri Aug 7 20:13:13 2009
Q. I have two spring pistols both them are around 220 fps with .2 and can fly up to 130 feet accurate. My friend got the same pistol to go up to 270 fps with .2 and can fly really far. So how can I upgrade it?
Asked by i need answers!!!!! - Wed Aug 5 21:23:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well depending on the gun you can take it to different airsoft shops to see if they offer a spring upgrade, and barrel length increase. The spring is the source of a spring powered airsoft gun, upgrading this will allow higher FPS. After that if you lengthen the barrel with a 6MM in diameter pipe and a adapter to connect it to the built-in barrel (note: do not attach to the orange tip that is not part of the barrel and do not remove it permanently because that could get you fined and have the gun confiscated depending where in the USA you live. Do NOT shrink the inside of the pipe any smaller than 6MM, if it gets smaller the bb most likely will jam and the gun may be ruined forever!) by about 2-5 inches (depending on how far and strait you… [cont.]
Answered by ThePhizMaster - Fri Aug 7 20:13:13 2009
What advise can you provide for getting an 8 year old started in recreational pistol shooting?
Q. I am looking for some intelligent advise from others on getting my 8 year old son involved in pistol shooting. I am an experience shooter and gun owner, but have not exposed my children to the sport very much. They have been exposed to the world of firearms though, and have been present when guns were out of the safe for cleaning, etc. My son (older than his siblings by many years) has been spoken to about not touching a gun unless I am with him, keep your finger off the trigger, etc. He and I have even been in a few gun shops, and found a pistol that fit his hands pretty well. I'm just not sure how to go about beginning the instruction process. When I taught my wife to shoot, I gave her a bit of verbal instruction on what to expect, then… [cont.]
Asked by Jamie A - Sat Sep 15 14:13:54 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I'd actually start with a .22 rifle and single fire or bolt action would be the preference. Maybe a Cricket? Rifles are much easier to shoot for young hands because you can sit them down at a bench with bags and load and then let them fire at the target. Pistols require two hands and a whole lot more control. Your kid can be spinning those little steel spinner targets in no time with a rifle, which is fun and positive encouragement. Pistols will be much slower to get him on target. The great thing about firearms, is you can sell in a year or two and not loose much of your investment, then move up to something different.
Answered by DJ - Sat Sep 15 14:31:58 2007
Q. I am looking for some intelligent advise from others on getting my 8 year old son involved in pistol shooting. I am an experience shooter and gun owner, but have not exposed my children to the sport very much. They have been exposed to the world of firearms though, and have been present when guns were out of the safe for cleaning, etc. My son (older than his siblings by many years) has been spoken to about not touching a gun unless I am with him, keep your finger off the trigger, etc. He and I have even been in a few gun shops, and found a pistol that fit his hands pretty well. I'm just not sure how to go about beginning the instruction process. When I taught my wife to shoot, I gave her a bit of verbal instruction on what to expect, then… [cont.]
Asked by Jamie A - Sat Sep 15 14:13:54 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I'd actually start with a .22 rifle and single fire or bolt action would be the preference. Maybe a Cricket? Rifles are much easier to shoot for young hands because you can sit them down at a bench with bags and load and then let them fire at the target. Pistols require two hands and a whole lot more control. Your kid can be spinning those little steel spinner targets in no time with a rifle, which is fun and positive encouragement. Pistols will be much slower to get him on target. The great thing about firearms, is you can sell in a year or two and not loose much of your investment, then move up to something different.
Answered by DJ - Sat Sep 15 14:31:58 2007
What would be good pistol to buy for personal protection?
Q. IWhat would be good pistol to buy for personal protection? I want to buy a reasonable priced pistol for personal protection. I don t want to spend a mint for the pistol but I do wont it to be reliable. I would carry it while hiking in the wilderness and in the glovebox of the car. Please give me some recommendations on the type, brand and caliber. Thanks
Asked by Gregg F - Fri Mar 9 21:17:39 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Anything over 9 MM Markarov is a good caliber. ANY 1911
Answered by .45 Peacemaker - Sat Mar 10 00:59:47 2007
Q. IWhat would be good pistol to buy for personal protection? I want to buy a reasonable priced pistol for personal protection. I don t want to spend a mint for the pistol but I do wont it to be reliable. I would carry it while hiking in the wilderness and in the glovebox of the car. Please give me some recommendations on the type, brand and caliber. Thanks
Asked by Gregg F - Fri Mar 9 21:17:39 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Anything over 9 MM Markarov is a good caliber. ANY 1911
Answered by .45 Peacemaker - Sat Mar 10 00:59:47 2007
What are the laws in Colorado regarding carrying a holstered pistol unconcealed?
Q. What are the laws in Colorado regarding carrying a holstered pistol unconcealed? This is hard info to find... but i was wondering if anyone knew if you could carry a holster openly without a CCW permit.
Asked by ares424 - Mon May 19 03:16:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can, with a number of confusing exceptions with harsh penalties if you run afoul of them. For instance, you board a bus while openly carrying your handgun. If the gun is unloaded you are fine. If the gun is LOADED, you just committed a felony. There are several other restrictions. You had better know them all before carrying openly. Even if you are legal, you should expect to be stopped by about every police officer who see you and who will want to know why you are carrying a gun.
Answered by old fuzz - Mon May 19 05:24:08 2008
Q. What are the laws in Colorado regarding carrying a holstered pistol unconcealed? This is hard info to find... but i was wondering if anyone knew if you could carry a holster openly without a CCW permit.
Asked by ares424 - Mon May 19 03:16:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can, with a number of confusing exceptions with harsh penalties if you run afoul of them. For instance, you board a bus while openly carrying your handgun. If the gun is unloaded you are fine. If the gun is LOADED, you just committed a felony. There are several other restrictions. You had better know them all before carrying openly. Even if you are legal, you should expect to be stopped by about every police officer who see you and who will want to know why you are carrying a gun.
Answered by old fuzz - Mon May 19 05:24:08 2008
What kind of paintball pistol should I buy?
Q. I am Looking for a paintball pistol for under or around $200. I have narrowed my options to two particular markers, the Ariakon Overlord Rx paintball pistol, or the Ariakon Combat Pistol 2.0. if anyone knows any pros or cons that would make one gun a better buy than the other, I'd appreciate the help.
Asked by Authorization - Tue Mar 23 17:46:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think Paintball Ariakon Combat Pistol new model is the best choice for you. The all new ACP 2.0 featuring the Rapid Reload SystemTM takes you into action and keeps you there. Features Rapid Reload SystemTM RRSTM 10 Round Magazine (Extra Magazines Optional*) No Slip CO2 Cap Variable Bore Size via Inserts Quick Field Stripping
Answered by Anna White - Tue Mar 23 20:03:51 2010
Q. I am Looking for a paintball pistol for under or around $200. I have narrowed my options to two particular markers, the Ariakon Overlord Rx paintball pistol, or the Ariakon Combat Pistol 2.0. if anyone knows any pros or cons that would make one gun a better buy than the other, I'd appreciate the help.
Asked by Authorization - Tue Mar 23 17:46:47 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think Paintball Ariakon Combat Pistol new model is the best choice for you. The all new ACP 2.0 featuring the Rapid Reload SystemTM takes you into action and keeps you there. Features Rapid Reload SystemTM RRSTM 10 Round Magazine (Extra Magazines Optional*) No Slip CO2 Cap Variable Bore Size via Inserts Quick Field Stripping
Answered by Anna White - Tue Mar 23 20:03:51 2010
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