CDR_Glock
06-10-2012, 16:22
Mas
I have a story to tell:
I was in a gun store where I usually do not shop. In the midst of purchasing a gun, I heard a woman in her mid 20s say,"I want that pink gun" as she pointed to a Pink DB380.
I said it was best to choose a gun for form, reliability and function. She said, "What, then?". I replied it depends how much you are willing to maintain in a firearm. "A Semiauto has to be field stripped into multiple parts but a revolver is quite simple to maintain.". I pointed out some heavier revolvers that would be easier for control since lightweight guns (though more comfortable for concealment) are not as easy to control, especially for beginners.
The shop owner said to be careful since he is liable for advice that I give in his store. I've never heard that before.
Anyways, as she left, I said, "Get a Gun Safety Course before you even choose a gun."
I have spoken to fellow customers on numerous occasions and never heard that before.
Opinions?
Rick
I have a story to tell:
I was in a gun store where I usually do not shop. In the midst of purchasing a gun, I heard a woman in her mid 20s say,"I want that pink gun" as she pointed to a Pink DB380.
I said it was best to choose a gun for form, reliability and function. She said, "What, then?". I replied it depends how much you are willing to maintain in a firearm. "A Semiauto has to be field stripped into multiple parts but a revolver is quite simple to maintain.". I pointed out some heavier revolvers that would be easier for control since lightweight guns (though more comfortable for concealment) are not as easy to control, especially for beginners.
The shop owner said to be careful since he is liable for advice that I give in his store. I've never heard that before.
Anyways, as she left, I said, "Get a Gun Safety Course before you even choose a gun."
I have spoken to fellow customers on numerous occasions and never heard that before.
Opinions?
Rick