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 Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 10:46 pm
probably going out tomorrow or the next to find a decent affordable pistol for 400 dollars or lower. definitely want it priced lower.
buying with future carry purpose in mind as well. i've already singled out a few, just wondering what you guys think would be good.
my eye's on a PF9
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:55 am
Don't look to me. All the handguns sold in my local shops are used.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:59 am
I thought you needed that $400 to pay some bills or something.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:10 pm
Das Rabble Rouser I thought you needed that $400 to pay some bills or something. I have 930. got 300 or 400 for a pistol, portion of the remainder goes to expenses and I keep what's left out of that. unfortunately I didnt have anything else I could really honestly give up without feeling REAL bad afterwards. AR's are plentiful, I can buy a better one later.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:51 pm
Wait for the extra two hundred to buy something better than a Kel-tec handgun.
Triggers are chewed s**t on them.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 3:37 pm
Pripyat Dawn Wait for the extra two hundred to buy something better than a Kel-tec handgun. Triggers are chewed s**t on them. yeah, I noticed that today when I was trying them out. it's like a goddamn semi auto revolver type pistol. screw that. I went ahead and drank the glock kool-aid and bought a 3rd gen G26.. a bit more than I planned on spending but oh well, ******** it. I always liked the g26
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 10:56 pm
Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 11:15 pm
ArmasTermin Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay. I like the 19 too but I wanted something that is concealed easier. i'm a very thin built guy, so something that's even a little too big is going to print quite a bit. plus I can use whatever 9mm mags I want.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 11:52 pm
Recon_Ninja_985 ArmasTermin Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay. I like the 19 too but I wanted something that is concealed easier. i'm a very thin built guy, so something that's even a little too big is going to print quite a bit. plus I can use whatever 9mm mags I want. Yeah, it's a good way to go. I was considering one pretty hard for a while. I just think they're too wide.
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Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 12:29 am
ArmasTermin Recon_Ninja_985 ArmasTermin Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay. I like the 19 too but I wanted something that is concealed easier. i'm a very thin built guy, so something that's even a little too big is going to print quite a bit. plus I can use whatever 9mm mags I want. Yeah, it's a good way to go. I was considering one pretty hard for a while. I just think they're too wide. Yeah, I just got in a new tuckable holster for my G19 (I don't plan on tucking, it's just a very nice holster), and I'm still having some trouble concealing it. If you were looking for a gun, you'd see it, but it hides it well enough that it'll pass a casual glance. On another note, Ruger just started selling a slightly upscaled LCP in 9mm; they call it the LC9. Might be a good small carry gun. 
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 4:34 am
Fresnel ArmasTermin Recon_Ninja_985 ArmasTermin Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay. I like the 19 too but I wanted something that is concealed easier. i'm a very thin built guy, so something that's even a little too big is going to print quite a bit. plus I can use whatever 9mm mags I want. Yeah, it's a good way to go. I was considering one pretty hard for a while. I just think they're too wide. Yeah, I just got in a new tuckable holster for my G19 (I don't plan on tucking, it's just a very nice holster), and I'm still having some trouble concealing it. If you were looking for a gun, you'd see it, but it hides it well enough that it'll pass a casual glance. On another note, Ruger just started selling a slightly upscaled LCP in 9mm; they call it the LC9. Might be a good small carry gun. I checked that out online last night. Looks to be exactly what I wanted in a lightweight, concealable, but still shootable 9. Buuuuut... now I like the 442 so much, so screw it. I'll put it on the list. It is a neat gun. But it's too soon anyway. There's probably no holsters for it, and I don't like the idea of buying a first-run. Let them get all the kinks worked out before I stake my life on it. Don't have to worry about the 442, or even consider the possibility of a malfunction, as long as the Hillary Hole doesn't screw me over.
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 12:32 pm
ArmasTermin Fresnel ArmasTermin Recon_Ninja_985 ArmasTermin Was going to say save a bit more and try a Glock 19, but okay. I like the 19 too but I wanted something that is concealed easier. i'm a very thin built guy, so something that's even a little too big is going to print quite a bit. plus I can use whatever 9mm mags I want. Yeah, it's a good way to go. I was considering one pretty hard for a while. I just think they're too wide. Yeah, I just got in a new tuckable holster for my G19 (I don't plan on tucking, it's just a very nice holster), and I'm still having some trouble concealing it. If you were looking for a gun, you'd see it, but it hides it well enough that it'll pass a casual glance. On another note, Ruger just started selling a slightly upscaled LCP in 9mm; they call it the LC9. Might be a good small carry gun. I checked that out online last night. Looks to be exactly what I wanted in a lightweight, concealable, but still shootable 9. Buuuuut... now I like the 442 so much, so screw it. I'll put it on the list. It is a neat gun. But it's too soon anyway. There's probably no holsters for it, and I don't like the idea of buying a first-run. Let them get all the kinks worked out before I stake my life on it. Don't have to worry about the 442, or even consider the possibility of a malfunction, as long as the Hillary Hole doesn't screw me over. just buy some sheets of kydex and make a holster. xp it's really easy, theres videos on youtube that will walk you through it.
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