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Skiprr wrote:"Invest in things that will stand the test of time."

You know, it just struck that my oldest firearms (Dan Wesson revolvers) were made around the year we were married.

- Jim

Skiprr wrote:See? The moral of the story is, "Invest in things that will stand the test of time."

And, then get her a personalized LWS32!

Best Wishes,

Jesse

IMHO I'd get something thats been around, not the latest and greatest.

Ok...i went with the Guardian .380. I will take her to the range either tomorrow or monday. I will let you know how it goes.

Link to pics:

http://www.fara1group.com/GunPics/IMG_1045.JPG
http://www.fara1group.com/GunPics/IMG_1051.JPG
http://www.fara1group.com/GunPics/IMG_1054.JPG
http://www.fara1group.com/GunPics/IMG_1057.JPG

After post thought: we could make a new over/under BUG. Top part -semi auto (I think you see where this is going)
Also, about ammo. Corbon has a round called pwr-ball. It is hollow point with the cavity filled in with a nylon ball. This makes it feed like regular ball ammo, and by some magic the nylon ball is supposed to disapear somewhere between exiting your barrel and "hopefully" stopping inside your target (be it gel, cheese, bad guy whatever). Any opinions or experiances?

PX wrote: Jim:

When you place an order for a Seecamp you can get a personalized serial number for an extra $35.00.

Who do you place an order through to get a personalized one?

5111 wrote:

PX wrote: Jim:

When you place an order for a Seecamp you can get a personalized serial number for an extra $35.00.

Who do you place an order through to get a personalized one?

Here's a local Texan Seecamp dealer for you...
Tom Watson: [tomswatson@sbcglobal.net]

Excellent reputation on the http://www.seecamp.com forum.


Best Wishes,

JP

Range Report…

Went to the range on Monday. I shot a mix of Winchester Wally-World stuff and Cor-Bon. I had zero failures and I’m pleased with the performance. The pistol was fairly accurate considering it size, although I must admit that I only shot at 3 and 7 yards. I assume that I would have had some issues at 15 yards, more due to the fact that I am not extremely good with DAO triggers (I tend to pull slight down and to the right). The recoil did take its toll on me and I was only able to put about 50 rds down range before I had to put it away (it’s definitely not a range gun).

Overall, I believe that it will go bang every time I pull the trigger and that it will hit reasonably close to where I point it. I’m please with the way it conceals in my front pocket (even in older jeans that have shrunk a bit…ok…maybe they did not shrink and I just got bigger…but you get the point).

pt:

Take your 380 Guardian back the range.

Shoot it from 3 yards... Nine feet. I think you will be surprised at how far away nine feet really is...

If you pistol is center mass accurate and functions perfectly at three yards you have yourself a very good self defense firearm.

You can practice all you want to at 7-15 yards, but statistics show that the great majority of lethal self defense confrontations occur at VERY close distance, involve very few rounds fired, generally occur at night or late afternoon, and the confrontation is over very quickly.

Additionally I believe the further out the distance you shoot someone the greater the odds of your having legal problems after the shooting.. Even if your shooting is found to be justified, legally, you still MIGHT have to deal with the grieving family members left without the love and support of the of the slime ball you had to shoot in defense of YOUR life in a civil case.

IMO the closer the shooting the better your odds are of winning a civil suit. The further away, I think your odds get worse.

Just personal opinion, YMMV.

JPomeroy

Dang it. I quit. I'm leaving this forum. You're all bad influences! I can't get that Rohrbaugh out of my head now! I'm trying to order one as of yesterday!! I almost traded the P3AT for partial on a Seecamp, but I really want that Rohrbaugh. pt145ss, that's a nice pistol you went with. I hope you're very happy with it! Congrats!