a gun....a tool?

[itsmecindi]

Thanks Bgott. As far as I know, that is the only thing he has ever shot at that he shouldn't have. There are no holes in vehicles no unaccounted for chickens, etc.

No as to the truck, I think he got the message after the last time. He had trouble sitting for awhile. Fred warned him what the consequences would be if he did it without permission. Had to back it up accordingly.

 

[Docsknotinn]

Dick : yeah I probably did just have really poor ones. In fact I inherited them from one of the first Chefs I ever knew. Mostly saturday night specials. In regards to the .32 or the .25 for that matter I really think that the Berretas are about as good as you can get. I dont like the Kel tec .32 's at all but I read that a fair number of officers are useing them for concealed back up. Wouldn't be my first choice but with all the other stuff those folks gotta carry I would imagine weight is mighty important. If it were me though I sure would want a wheel gun for a back up in case the auto jammed. I have never been a .32 fan at all, really the .380 comes in the same package size and is ballisticly much better. Overall I'm a real .38 fan for the lite weight carry with a reliable serious punch. I read that the .40 smith was supposed to be the answer to avoid the "excessive Force" of the .45 . Politicians at work and all dont cha know. Dave

 

[Slamfire]

I think the selling point of the Kel-Tec .32 is the weight, 7 oz. dry, if I remember right.

 

[Docsknotinn]

Weight is right but I think its 4.4 oz dry. Dave