gila_dog
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I'm not a new member, but I've never introduced myself. Sorry about that.
I'm a 75 yr old guy who has been shooting various guns since I was about 10 yrs old. My Dad taught me to shoot with a Winchester model 62 pump .22 rifle, which I still have. My brother was a NM State policeman (RIP) and I wound up with a couple of his pistols when he passed on. A Colt Combat Commander .45 and a S&W model 19 .357 magnum. That revolver is still my #1 choice for an accurate, powerful handgun. I carry it with an over-one-shoulder baldrick rig when out wandering the back country where I live. It's also handy in the closet because my wife can operate it (like her model 36) . My concealed carry pistol is a S&W Shield Plus 9mm. Like the old model 19, I have 100% confidence in its reliability and effectiveness. I enjoy the wealth of knowledge, and the willingness of the members here to share it.
US Navy veteran, I worked on F4 Phantoms on the USS Ranger, 1967-1971.
I'm a 75 yr old guy who has been shooting various guns since I was about 10 yrs old. My Dad taught me to shoot with a Winchester model 62 pump .22 rifle, which I still have. My brother was a NM State policeman (RIP) and I wound up with a couple of his pistols when he passed on. A Colt Combat Commander .45 and a S&W model 19 .357 magnum. That revolver is still my #1 choice for an accurate, powerful handgun. I carry it with an over-one-shoulder baldrick rig when out wandering the back country where I live. It's also handy in the closet because my wife can operate it (like her model 36) . My concealed carry pistol is a S&W Shield Plus 9mm. Like the old model 19, I have 100% confidence in its reliability and effectiveness. I enjoy the wealth of knowledge, and the willingness of the members here to share it.
US Navy veteran, I worked on F4 Phantoms on the USS Ranger, 1967-1971.
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