Decisions, decisions
Just wanted to get a couple of opinions from the experts.
Here's my situation: As far as pistols, I have a Keltec P32(being sold this week), a Glock 27 and an HK USP tactical. In two months, I will be facing a 4/5 reduction in income lasting for the next 4 years and will have very limiting shooting funds. Also, I'm moving from a state with CCW to a state without CCW permits. I want something that's fun to shoot, utterly reliable, and preferably in 9mm(cheap ammo).
So... I was thinking of selling the Glock and taking the money from the Keltec and buying a HK USP compact in 9mm.
Any thoughts?
Here's my situation: As far as pistols, I have a Keltec P32(being sold this week), a Glock 27 and an HK USP tactical. In two months, I will be facing a 4/5 reduction in income lasting for the next 4 years and will have very limiting shooting funds. Also, I'm moving from a state with CCW to a state without CCW permits. I want something that's fun to shoot, utterly reliable, and preferably in 9mm(cheap ammo).
So... I was thinking of selling the Glock and taking the money from the Keltec and buying a HK USP compact in 9mm.
Any thoughts?
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Sounds like a plan; but only you can make the final decision. If you're not a reloader, and find the price of "store-bought" ammo prohibitive to lots of shooting, you might think about a good .22 LR pistol or revolver. In any event, get what you'll be happy with. 0 -
CRAIG's right! I'm in a State like the one you discribe you're moving to...I've kept a S&W Model 17 with 6" Barrel..., .22 Ammo is still Reasonable.....
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