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This guy should get a lifetime supply from Keystone along with a shirt that says “Keystone saved my life”

This is great, I bet the fundraiser is a hit.

For me it is the 870. Have had both and it just feels better when shouldered. Can’t point to specific reasons why.

I am up North and stop in to the Walmart on Happy Valley regularly, unfortunately they only seem to have 28 ga in if anything. Will have to make a trip down there sometime, do they still have a 3 box max?

Bit the bullet and bought the 410 anyway, if nothing else to get them used to shouldering and easing into recoil. Now if I can only find some 410 ammo!

QuietM4 wrote: ↑April 15th, 2021, 9:56 pm

50bmg wrote: ↑April 15th, 2021, 9:21 pm Is it a software I have to download. I’m one of those weird people that don’t own a computer anymore. I pretty do everything on iPhone or iPad

It's a word doc with blanks you replace.

QuietM4, I would be interested in that as well if you are willing to share. Thanks in advance.

I agree with QuietM4, I would certainly put the Beretta M9 on that list.

Oh man, that look delicious!

QuietM4 wrote: ↑March 20th, 2021, 7:29 pm Go to a local shooting range and try multiple guns before you buy.

As others have said, you really need to find what works best for you via trial and error. Personally like the Springfield XDM platform, carry the compact and have the 5.25 for fun at the range.

I'll tell my experience, when my son was 10 my dad asked me what I though about him getting my son a 410, I said sure, he'd like that. So he gets it and is excited to shoot it, we go out and I also take my 12ga, he takes a few shots with his and when I shoot the 12 he decides he wants to try that t...

Never personally had a problem with 9mm or 223 Tula, but have had enough friends with issues to make me stay away from it going forward.

Haven’t seen one, but can’t wait to get one myself. I have a 5.25 XDM and love it.

I don't know how much research you've done, but semi-autos tend to have less felt recoil which can make them better for younger shooters. If you do go that route, you can still just dull out one round at a time until they get a better hang of things so they don't get out of control. You make a good...

If you are in far North Phoenix give Arizona Patriot Firearms a try.

It is hard to beat a 10/22. All around great 22 rifle with so many options for customization.