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Shit's fucked. Unless you find one that's been refinished or beat up it's going to be about 1.2k and that's post WW1.
Yeah a quick visit with o GunBroker showed me that.... Praying I can find a good one at a gun show

Gunbroker has many offers, but some are sus indeed. I swear the right side of the slide reads .380?
Yep they made them in .380 later on in addition to the correct caliber, .32
 
Based on a true shipping mishap:

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I refuse to elaborate further.
 
Unironically accurate.

I don't really care about the box a gun comes in.

Now I like a nice plastic molded case but it's not mandatory.

I do enjoy my S&W hard plastic remover boxes.
I have precisely zero use for those blow-molded cases and they just become landfill.

In other news, that stupid Rossi single shot was the belle of the ball on my last range trip. Tons of people asking what the fuck it was and having a good time loading and shooting it, with extra laughs when the ejector yeeted the spent cases into the ceiling ('whoot-BONK'). It is genuinely entertaining to load and shoot - almost like having a ritual before pulling the trigger, so I get it.

Also, there's apparently a .300 blackout version of the Brawler on the way with a threaded barrel which screams 'Luigi Special' when loaded with heavy subs.
 
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zip case that looks like those trapper keepers for bibles
I need a picture of this. Does it come with airbrushed art of a tropical sunset while twin dolphins joyfully do flips?

I fucking hate those shitty plastic cases, I'd rather have the gun and documents come in a frustratingly thick clamshell package because I can at least throw it away completely guilt free after I open it.
 
Plastic cases are shipped solely for the entertainment of the customer while the FFL struggles to open it because of proprietary childproof locking.
 
I need a picture of this. Does it come with airbrushed art of a tropical sunset while twin dolphins joyfully do flips?

I fucking hate those shitty plastic cases, I'd rather have the gun and documents come in a frustratingly thick clamshell package because I can at least throw it away completely guilt free after I open it.
It's this but in black, it's got a spine on it to create the space.
 
The cases they ship handguns in were useful when I was moving into my house. Just packed them all into the cases. I gave them all to another buddy who was moving afterwords because they just take up space otherwise.

Youngest brother has been going to the range with me a lot lately and wants to get his first gun. I think I'm more excited than he is, but I'm going to bring out a bunch of my handguns/rent a few different types I don't own to see what he's most comfortable shooting. Looking forward to it.
 
The cases they ship handguns in were useful when I was moving into my house. Just packed them all into the cases. I gave them all to another buddy who was moving afterwords because they just take up space otherwise.

Youngest brother has been going to the range with me a lot lately and wants to get his first gun. I think I'm more excited than he is, but I'm going to bring out a bunch of my handguns/rent a few different types I don't own to see what he's most comfortable shooting. Looking forward to it.
I wish I had someone as friendly and accommodating as you appear to be when I had started.
 
I wish I had someone as friendly and accommodating as you appear to be when I had started.
Besides him being family, I love taking new shooters to the range. I also didn't have anyone to steer me right when I started and I sunk a lot of money into shitty guns that I regretted buying. If I can get someone to enjoy shooting and not be a nuisance/liability to everyone else at the range then I consider it a win. Plus it's an excuse to get out to the range.
 
I wish I had someone as friendly and accommodating as you appear to be when I had started.

I love helping people get into guns, but it's hard sometimes. It's not that they don't listen only to your advice and do exactly what you say, I always try to be super broad and practical for a reason. I feel like people often do a 180 to the stupidest decisions possible and all your help and advice is discarded completely because they saw something on social media. They end up learning a lesson but it often turns them away from guns for a while. I think I've also just had awful experiences with people. My favorite are the gamelands group who brought a bunch of guns and then the lead "instructor" asked me how you take the magazine out of one, while also teaching people to teacup said pistol very confidently. I took over and showed them correctly only for the red dot on their hellcat to also not have a battery in it. I left shortly after. Who's guns were they? A mystery
 

It was only a matter of time before Karl's trannies started putting Code of Conduct in gun stuff
 
Know who makes good cases? FN, my 509 came in a zip case that looks like those trapper keepers for bibles and the High Power has a multi magazine pouch on one side and secondary pocket on the other side soft case.
My FN FNX came in a real nice zippered case...

HK for whatever reason decided to sell the EXACT same cases on their webstore, just with their branding instead of FN's for $30 apiece.

I picked up a green one for my green HK45, and a grey one for my Grey VP9. Honestly I should pick up a couple more for my other HKs.

I love helping people get into guns, but it's hard sometimes. It's not that they don't listen only to your advice and do exactly what you say, I always try to be super broad and practical for a reason. I feel like people often do a 180 to the stupidest decisions possible and all your help and advice is discarded completely because they saw something on social media. They end up learning a lesson but it often turns them away from guns for a while. I think I've also just had awful experiences with people. My favorite are the gamelands group who brought a bunch of guns and then the lead "instructor" asked me how you take the magazine out of one, while also teaching people to teacup said pistol very confidently. I took over and showed them correctly only for the red dot on their hellcat to also not have a battery in it. I left shortly after. Who's guns were they? A mystery
I've told so many people when asked "Just buy a Glock dude." who then proceeded to not that I don't even bother with advice anymore.

And I don't even particularly like Glocks, but if you're a no-guns person its probably the best gun out there, like the Toyota Carola of handguns.

They always wind up with a Taurus or Springfield, and then sad when its a piece of shit. If you're selling guns and you recommend anything other than a police trade in Glock or M&P (IN 9MM) as a first gun, you should probably be jailed for some sort of malpractice or fraud, imho.
 
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HK for whatever reason decided to sell the EXACT same cases on their webstore, just with their branding instead of FN's for $30 apiece.
My 40 USP has the old hard gray molded case the one I believe they got in trouble for about their slogan, they made another back then it was like a aluminum Halliburton fucking looked awesome try to find one now they're as much as USP alone.
 
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