LOL I'm 71 my 30-45 year old guns still work fine..... my Dad's guns from the 1930s-50s still work fine.
Dad was a police officer for 39 years and on the Dept Pistol team; I've shot PPC, USPSA and IDPA so a lot of rounds down range.
Gun companies have to sell product to stay in business, most...
FWIW the woman was stupid.........................
Is it legal to open carry in that state? She did not draw or brandish the weapon.
She appears to touch the gun but did not appear to have a "draw grip"
Assuming this took place on "public property"
That said, putting on a yellow vest that...
Advice I received over the years from a couple holster makers..............
Wrap it in "Plastic food wrap" 2-4 layers force it into the holster [w/o the water]....... leave it sit for 3/4 days.
Still too tight... add a couple more layers..... and so on and so on.
soaking with water works...
Never had one, wanted one as a kid, but hard to beat a Ruger 10/22 semi....... especially one with a full Mannlicher stock and a little 1-4x20 scope.
3.5lbs in carbon fiber stock to around 4.4lbs
S&W 15/22 controls mimic the AR platform...... great for training cheap!
10/25rd mags, add a sling and a red dot or small scope.
Boys loved it and are now familiar with the AR rifle.
Been wearing a Seiko automatic dive watch since about 1989 [on my third] all have been within "2ish" minutes a month!
Set the current one, one minute fast the first of the month so I'm always within one minute all month long!
Mule Packer's post reminded me I've also got a Winchester Trapper and Ruger 77/357 ... both in .357 magnum.
The Ruger is my "utility" rifle for Penn's Woods, with a 1-3 shotgun scope and paracord sling.
Light, handy and not tacticool looking
It pairs nicely with a 3" 60'10 or 3" 66.
Beretta CX4 here paired with a Beretta 92 Centurion. SHTF under 75yd self-defense combo.
Red dot, sling, weapons light under the barrel that I can work with my left thumb. Beretta and Mec-gar both make 20/30 rd 9mm mags
OAL 29" weight IIRC 5.25lbs for the gun alone
2 spare 20rd mags on the...
West German 220, "Ernest Langdon" 220 w/ stainless steel slide and frame , and a brace of 245s; one with a Nickeled slide.
The German 220 will shoot "cloverleafs" at 50 feet!
245s shoot like they think they're 220!
All great guns.......All four have wood grips, the 220's are factory, the 245s...