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I just got a scope for my .30-06...Don't go hitchhiking.
But you want to become proficient with the gun that you might have to use to defend yourself.Originally posted by Ice Cold
Why not .22 for practice?
Single shots...
Many targets, one buller per target...
Pretty much everything except burst/double tap can be done with a 22.
I agree, but u still can learn with .22Originally posted by Derek Flint
But you want to become proficient with the gun that you might have to use to defend yourself.
Your best bet is the G27 or also known as the shorty fourty. It's the same cal as your 23 but best of all it accepts the mags from your G23. It is one of the most concealable guns out there.Originally posted by torqueboxer
I carry a glock 23 in .40caliber with a Fobus paddle type holster. My question is what you guys do for conceilment during the summer months or when you want to wear a teeshirt. Im a bigger guy so hiding the midframe G23 isnt hard but it is winter and its easy to wear a unbuttoned shirt over the belt.
Ive been using this setup for about three years but want to maybe change to something different for summer carry. Give me some advice..thanks
20,000-30,000 rounds before carrying? Are you serious?I agree, but u still can learn with .22
IMO you shouldn't consider carrying anything on you until you've shot at least 20-30K...
From those... first 10K should be just paper punching in moderate pace. 22 is perfect for that.
I'm sure we agree with each other.
That's my opinion.Originally posted by Andromax
20,000-30,000 rounds before carrying? Are you serious?
What does "scoring expert" mean?You shoot about 200 rounds before you qualify with an M9 pistol in the Army, and people that have never even held a gun before were scoring expert on the combat range.
How many then? I mean... not only to carry, but to be able to use it on a decent level...Proficiency is achieved long before 20k rounds, man. It has to do with the quality of the training, rather than the quantity of it.
How many shots then?I can put someone on the range for a month, and if I didnt show them the fundamentals they wont improve much, however if you show them proper stance, drawing techniques, breathing and aiming, and grips then it wont take them long, given they arent retarded, to learn the crap and be able to carry.
What discipline do you shoot?I've been shooting for years and am a damn good shot, and I doubt I've even come close to 10k rounds.
yeah... they do. With some fine print.Originally posted by Andromax
Do they even let you own guns in canada?
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