Martin67
Member
I'm a new member, I really enjoy the 38 caliber models. I prefer 4 inch barrels.
I was in an accident last year and damaged both wrists.
I can shoot higher calibers but after 10-12 rounds I get sore.
I can do my 64-5 just fine. I also have a Walther P22CA for most of my range shooting. With Oregon law it is time consuming to buy a firearm and wait for the background checks.
I have always wanted a 4 inch model 10, but they are stupidly expensive here. I found a LE trade in DAO model 64-5 and I feel like I got the holy grail for me.
We do family day at the range with our son and daughter in law plus our 2 older grandsons.
My grandson wants a 38 like mine. The bull barrel makes recoil manageable. I've loaded 2 rounds on my 38 and let my 12 year old grandson shoot it. He thinks my 64 is "really a fun shooter"
I was in an accident last year and damaged both wrists.
I can shoot higher calibers but after 10-12 rounds I get sore.
I can do my 64-5 just fine. I also have a Walther P22CA for most of my range shooting. With Oregon law it is time consuming to buy a firearm and wait for the background checks.
I have always wanted a 4 inch model 10, but they are stupidly expensive here. I found a LE trade in DAO model 64-5 and I feel like I got the holy grail for me.
We do family day at the range with our son and daughter in law plus our 2 older grandsons.
My grandson wants a 38 like mine. The bull barrel makes recoil manageable. I've loaded 2 rounds on my 38 and let my 12 year old grandson shoot it. He thinks my 64 is "really a fun shooter"
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