You guys need to put yourselves in my shoes.
You're 21. You're intrigued by the fact that with a clean recored and a few hundred bucks you can carry a concealed (or revealed) pistol. It's empowering. How many 21-year-olds have taken advantage of such a privilege?
To be honest, I don't know where they're keeping it. I just handed it to my mom (it was wrapped in a t-shirt) and said, "Put this in my desk drawer." Next time I see my parents, they're all angry about me buying it. I asked to take it to the range, and they just said, "No. Maybe when you're 25...
That the gun is larger than most 9mm's means nothing to my parents; in fact, I think they'd find the idea of a tiny gun even more sinister.
And I like 16 rounds coming out of a sleek design. :evil:
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Let me respond to this barrage of advice and questions.
My parents foot the tuition and living expenses. I have a part-time job and vanishing stash of money from previous jobs. My parents have tried playing the "You're wasting our money" card, but I explained that the money they give me...
Thanks, man! I think I'll buy that one after telling my parents the following.
Mom, dad, you basically stole my gun from me, claiming that I had no safe place to store it. Well, I did some thinking and some research. I can buy one of these mini security safes on the internet for as little as...
I have spent any time around guns. I used to shoot pistols with my uncle and our next door neighbor, the latter of which is an avid shooter who showed me the ropes. But no, I don't have much experience. I'm hoping to gain experience. I went to the range twice, one time renting 9mm's and one time...
I already thought about getting a car. There are some 20-year-old Hondas on Craig's List, $500 and still running fine. But then there's the danger of a criminal breaking in the car and finding it.
A small vault would be perfect. Before taking my gun home, I had it stashed away between some...
I turn 21, buy a Beretta M9, and get my CCL. (Who wouldn't?)
Problems arise. I come to the realization that guns are probably not allowed in my fraternity. So the next time I visit home, I leave my gun. My anti-gun parents become angered. The next time I come home, I ask for my gun, and my...
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