surprise_i'm_armed wrote:LT:
Thanks for sharing the great news.
What kind of .380 does she have there?
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Sig 232. She has a Baretta PX 4 Storm but shoots the .380 better.
The 232 is her DC.
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Sig 232. She has a Baretta PX 4 Storm but shoots the .380 better.
The 232 is her DC.
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Thanks friend. She is a real blessing to me.308nato wrote:LT, glad to here your mom is doing great.
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Tsk, tsk. You need to look at this from the other direction.longtooth wrote:Thank you Maam.
If she gets any better I will be. She will outshoot me.
It is not nice to outshoot the instructor.
Remember when you were a little boy, and your Mom held you close? Remember how safe you felt, knowing that she'd do whatever it took to protect you?
The true Mom never loses that desire to protect, even after the kids are grown. And then, when she become a Grandmom, the new infant has TWO older generations looking out for them, and it's continually passed down through the generations.
Don't you feel better, knowing that your Mom is still quite capable of doing what it takes to protect those she loves?
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All guns have at least two safeties. One's digital, one's cognitive. In other words - keep the digit off the trigger until ready to fire, and THINK. Some guns also have mechanical safeties on top of those. But if the first two don't work, the mechanical ones aren't guaranteed. - me
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quidni wrote:Tsk, tsk. You need to look at this from the other direction.longtooth wrote:Thank you Maam.
If she gets any better I will be
It is not nice to outshoot the instructor.
Remember when you were a little boy, and your Mom held you close? Remember how safe you felt, knowing that she'd do whatever it took to protect you?
The true Mom never loses that desire to protect, even after the kids are grown. And then, when she become a Grandmom, the new infant has TWO older generations looking out for them, and it's continually passed down through the generations.
Don't you feel better, knowing that your Mom is still quite capable of doing what it takes to protect those she loves?
Thank you Quidni, Yes I do & the great thing about it is there are 3 generations that she takes care of.
My Grandones, here Greats, spend a lot of time out w/ Gammaw.
I dont care if she shoots a circle around my group & then puts a smiley face on it w/ her 232.
I'll brag about that one too.
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