"More Seniors Now Purchasing Firearms".
Makes perfect sense, particularly as our civil society continues to break down. I'm too old to fight and too out of shape to run, but I have no trouble pulling a trigger if need be.
Speaking of which, I recently purchased a Ruger LC9S Pro (a striker-fired pocket pistol chambered in 9mm) and took it to the range yesterday. A sweet little pistol which I highly recommend for those occasions when concealment is key. I put a hundred rounds through the thing and was greatly impressed by its light trigger pull, low recoil, reliability and accuracy.
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Like Chuck Heston said: you'll have to pry my gun from my old, arthritic fingers!
ReplyDeleteI know a guy, who's also a senior, that's been thinking about a getting a new semi-auto handgun. I'll relay your recommendation of the Ruger 9MM. He has a couple of Ruger long guns already, so it wouldn't get lonely. And, he likes cheap(er) ammo, for lots of practice.
That was the pocket pistol I was going to buy because of all the rounded edges, who wants a pocket pistol with corners to catch?
ReplyDeleteBut then I saw the Sig P250 SC in .45ACP.
Not quite as slim and hideable, but with my small penis, I like big calibers.
I will probably get the Ruger because of AZ's Constitutional carry laws, but I still love me some .45 ACP.
Nothing at all wrong with a big caliber. I, myself, have my eye on an EAA Witness 10mm (15-round double-stack magazine). I already have a Witness in .38 Super, and it has proven to be 100% reliable (plus it's one of the easiest semi-automatics to disassemble, in my experience).
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