AR16/M16 tires?????
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Originally Posted by JMBdevotee
...I wonder if the 5.56 on the side is to scale. 
They only make a 37" in 20"...you'd better trade me your 20" for my 18"....
I see they're keeping you busy at work. BTW what do they charge for the CCW class at your work? I'm moving into Old Town with the woman and I'm finally going to get mine. Oh and what would you suggest both caliber and make/model? I was thinkin 9 or .40...probably 9 so I can go to the range w/o spending a fortune. I can always use +p for carry or +p+.
And I don't want one of those little Khars...too small.
Last edited by davewvu86; Feb 29, 2008 at 01:15 PM.
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Just a slow Friday that is all.
There is a guy here that teaches regularly and charges $145 for basic pistol. I am not sure how much of a 'buddy' discount I could get you.
We could go over the First Steps course which takes about three hours to get you a certificate that would qualify for your CCW.
We can talk about what to get but I agree a 9mm is not a bad idea so you can actually put some rounds down range with it instead of worrying about spending quite so much money on ammo. I used to carry 9mm Corbon +p's in my Glock, as with anything shot placement is the most critical aspect.
There is a guy here that teaches regularly and charges $145 for basic pistol. I am not sure how much of a 'buddy' discount I could get you.
We could go over the First Steps course which takes about three hours to get you a certificate that would qualify for your CCW.
We can talk about what to get but I agree a 9mm is not a bad idea so you can actually put some rounds down range with it instead of worrying about spending quite so much money on ammo. I used to carry 9mm Corbon +p's in my Glock, as with anything shot placement is the most critical aspect.