Took Luke to a range yesterday.
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A lot cheaper than what I paid, but I was in Vegas.
Though we had a greater selection. But again, it was in Vegas. They had a thriving business of tourists like me.
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This is where I went.
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The reason I said that...The Shield EZ .380 is made for people who want a centerfire, defensive handgun, but don't have a lot of hand strength or are recoil adverse.
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We spent $25 for the range time, $25 for the gun rental, and ALOT on ammo.
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We spent $25 for the range time, $25 for the gun rental, and ALOT on ammo.
@LuFins-Dad said in Took Luke to a range yesterday.:
We spent $25 for the range time, $25 for the gun rental, and ALOT on ammo.
$50? You'd spend a lot more for not as much fun at DIsneyworld, I suspect.
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The reason I said that...The Shield EZ .380 is made for people who want a centerfire, defensive handgun, but don't have a lot of hand strength or are recoil adverse.
@Jolly said in Took Luke to a range yesterday.:
The reason I said that...The Shield EZ .380 is made for people who want a centerfire, defensive handgun, but don't have a lot of hand strength or are recoil adverse.
My middle daughter did her research and is saving up for a Ruger LCP II in .380 for fun and safety.
And the polymer is pink.
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@Jolly said in Took Luke to a range yesterday.:
The reason I said that...The Shield EZ .380 is made for people who want a centerfire, defensive handgun, but don't have a lot of hand strength or are recoil adverse.
My middle daughter did her research and is saving up for a Ruger LCP II in .380 for fun and safety.
And the polymer is pink.
@Kincaid said in Took Luke to a range yesterday.:
@Jolly said in Took Luke to a range yesterday.:
The reason I said that...The Shield EZ .380 is made for people who want a centerfire, defensive handgun, but don't have a lot of hand strength or are recoil adverse.
My middle daughter did her research and is saving up for a Ruger LCP II in .380 for fun and safety.
And the polymer is pink.
The Shield EZ is a bigger gun with a grip safety and a easy to jack slide. It's softer shooting than the Ruger.
Having said that... I like the LCP. I carry one a lot. I have the first edition, not the second and the LCP II has the better trigger. A couple of things...The gun does not like to be limp-wristed and it helps to "slingshot" the slide when putting it into battery. As with any of the pocket rockets, it may have a particular ammo it really prefers...I use Hornady Critical Defense, but hers may like something else.
I think she'll like it.
