Have to plug, kind of ashamed!

Grasshopper

April 07, 2007 13:59

This is for you guys and gals who like stuff that works and hard to find!!!!http://www.gunsstore.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=69675752
thanks..nambu

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  11b6r

  April 07, 2007 14:03

  OK- will start the dance. Anyone else, join in!

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  D1

  April 07, 2007 14:17

  BOOM! Gotcha.

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  Grasshopper

  April 07, 2007 14:53

  thanks dr!! nambu

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  Henry0Reilly

  April 07, 2007 15:00

  One more bid will put it on the hot items list.
  
  Good luck!

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  Mossbergboogie

  April 07, 2007 15:36

  Does anyone think you could hit the broad side of a barn at 30 yards with that thing?

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  SXSMAN

  April 07, 2007 15:41

  Yes .
  
  And if you needed it chances are it wouldn't be a barn you'd be shooting at .
  
  
  mm8nambu , you should be ashamed .
  
  You won't get and bids on that........
  
  SxS

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  Grasshopper

  April 07, 2007 16:39

  uhhh chris, not all firearms are target pistols!! People SAY THE 25 WILL JUST "PISS YOU OFF" well let me put one into any volunteer and see what happens// Granted not a 357, not supposed to be. imo,,nambu

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  Mossbergboogie

  April 07, 2007 17:00

  thats why i asked.

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  KrinkovMan

  April 07, 2007 18:35

  That pistol is sweet and I would feel safe with it. Hope it sells high.

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  Ramtinxxl

  April 07, 2007 18:42

  quote:Originally posted by chrishiher
  Does anyone think you could hit the broad side of a barn at 30 yards with that thing?
  
  
  Last week, I watched several law enforcement officers strain to hit P.O.S.T. targets--from a mere TWENTY-FIVE yards--with their duty weapons. Some, regettably, failed to qualify and temporarily lost their packing privileges. There's even talk of them dropping the 25-yard station from the qualifying course because the percentage of shoot-outs at distances greater than 15 yards is negligible. The chance that ANYONE would be forced to shoot, in self-defense, at a distance of 30 yards is right there between slim and none. At those kinds of distances, one has options. Hide, hide-and-wait, call in SWAT, or simply leave. About all anyone is doing at that distance, with MOST handguns*, is making noise and providing "cover." So, that little Seecamp .25 would be just about as good as any, for what it was designed to do.
  
  *Yes, I know about competitive shooting and hunting at greater distances. I also know about scopes, rests, adjustable sights and targets that are not shooting back. But that's not what we're talking about when it comes to self-defense, now is it?

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