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i carry a colt 1911 in 45 auto, and i love the damn thing, but u cant go wrong with a , a kimber or a glock or higher end springfield... and no sense carrying a un loaded gun keep a full clip and one in the chamber with the hammer cocked. Seconds can mean life or death
 
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i carry a colt 1911 in 45 auto, and i love the damn thing, but u cant go wrong with a higher end springfield, a kimber or a glock... and no sense carrying a un loaded gun keep a full clip and one in the chamber with the hammer cocked. Seconds can mean life or death

You said "higher end" and "Glock" in the same sentence.:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:
 
As in .40 "Short & Weak"?:D

Just messing with ya, .40 is a whole lot cheaper for plinking!

But there is something to be said about how an auto-pistol round can match a .357...
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Glock 20 (10mm for you glock noobs) with probably the last box of 10mm black talons left in the lower 48...

Very satisfied with it so far (Until I get an extra $2K laying around for an Ed Brown Kobra Karry :drooling1:)

"Don't get slapped with the plastic!"

well let's just say i know you don't have the LAST one............:cool:
 
Kahr PM40 will be my next purchase, put your hands on one, it'll impress you.

http://www.kahr.com/review_gt1104.html

i carry a kahr P9 and love it i shot a PM40 before i bought mine and wasent comfortable with it too small for me i carry the P9 in a inside the belt holster comfortably and the girlfriend can barely tell if im carrying

im still a better shot with my glock 23 though like stated above it just seems to put itself on target just not nearly as concealable as the P9

go to the range in bellevue and shoot several guns and get whats comfortable for you they dont seem to take the greatest care of their rentals so you get to see what guns can get super dirty and still work properly
 
i carry a kahr P9 and love it i shot a PM40 before i bought mine and wasent comfortable with it too small for me i carry the P9 in a inside the belt holster comfortably and the girlfriend can barely tell if im carrying

im still a better shot with my glock 23 though like stated above it just seems to put itself on target just not nearly as concealable as the P9

go to the range in bellevue and shoot several guns and get whats comfortable for you they dont seem to take the greatest care of their rentals so you get to see what guns can get super dirty and still work properly

Are you talking about Wades? I havent been up there in years. What about the place in Factoria? Its quite large from what I recall.
 
yeah i bought my P9 at wades after shooting quite a few others nothing compared in the size its just large enough that my whole hand fits around the grip comfortably yet small enough that i can wear it inside my belt all day

btw dont even waste your time shooting a kel tec the trigger pull seems like it is a inch long and clicks 3 times before it drops the hammer it also misfired every couple shots
 
After looking at packing.org it seems WA is easy to get a permit in. :beer: So since I have one here in the People's Republik, WA shouldn't be an issue. Another good thing is that the Brady Campaign gave the state a D+ grade! :looser: CA got an A- :booo:

But my question is, I know you can purchase ARs and other cool not-available-in-CA guns, but is there a waiting period?

Back on topic, I vote for the Glock 23.
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The range in Factoria was WSI, they went out of business about 2 years ago. Which pissed me off b/c it was a nice range and being a member I could shoot whatever I wanted there. :D

I opted for the PM9 instead of the PM40, far more reliable from what I read and the 4 different people I talked to who bought the PM40 and later sold it for the PM9. I'd also read and been told by most those same people that it was much more managable given it's size. It took me a bit to get used to the double action trigger (my other pistol is a fullsize HK USP .40 = single action trigger) but after 200 rounds, I think I got it figured out. :redneck:

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