was this a special or is that his normal price ?
was this a special or is that his normal price ?
$35 all day everyday. NO hidden fees.
Ain't nothing wrong with a Springfield. They actually listen to their customers opinions and make firearms based off of that. They are nothing like glocks, Springers are closer to a 1911.
I like glocks, but they won't change anything about their guns incase they mess up and lose the good rep they have.
I like the 1911 springfields, but when it comes to the plastics... gotta go glock.
I bought a keltec pf9 to carry but, my wife liked it so much she decided she wanted it. So, I'm carrying a Springfield 4inch XD in 9mm, in a Supertuck IWB
Actually, the fee for the class is limited by statute to a max of $60.
Of course, you might have to buy ammo, and you might have to pay the range fee where you do the "can I shoot down range" portion of the course.
By the way, do it with a semi-auto so you can carry whatever type you want.
i had the g23 and made the switch to the g27. as far as the size goes the 27 is easier to carry. now shooting wise, i liked the way the 23 shot. but a little range time, and a couple 100rds. you can get used to it. if you go the sub- compact way (wich i did) the pearce grip xtensions is a must.... imo. anyways good luck with your class and call sor and see when the next class is
im pretty sure this was there normal price... i have been wrong before, so im not guranteeing that it is there normal price. but everywhere i looked at doing was at least 60+range+target etc... it was 35 cash. bring your gun ammo and saftey eqp... that was it, and the class was very well instructed i thought. Paul did and excellent job.
I've got the 5" in a Crossbreed Quikclip about 1:30-2:00 most of the time.
That said, I'm thinking about moving to a 1911 when I get the cashed lined up. A double-stack 45 can be uncomfortable to carry in a concealable manner.
I have both XD 9MM SC and Glock 27.
There is nothing wrong with either weapons. I prefer to carry my Glock because it is thinner and the .40 has better stopping power.
Go to a range that has rentals (Medlocks in Collinsville) or with a friend that owns both and shoot both weapons. Pick the one that you shoot the best and feels the best in your hands.
My G/F usually carries the XD 9mm in her CC purse or her Ruger LCP. Depends on which purse she is using at the time. She loves the XD and doesn't really care for the Glock.
The Glock 26 & 27 are almost identical in size. The big difference is with the 27 you can always by a 9mm barrel and G26 mag (about $150 extra) and shoot 9mm . With the Glock 26 your stuck with 9mm only.
+1 on the Crossbreed Supertuck holsters. I wish I had known about them when I first got my CCL. Spend the little extra and get the Horse Hide version.
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