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Are you sure it isn't Triton 450 SMC? tk

Let her try a Ruger P95 out. tk

Everyone on the Internet just like the rest of you that carry do. :) tk

My grandmother would have bought the pepper spray then used it on him right then and there if there wasn't a switch handy to warm his backside with. tk

It was cold you held your shoulders more forward? tk

My P89 and P95 both shoot accurately and spot on with the Federal 135 grain Hydra shocks. I generally shoot WWB 115 grain for practice. Shoot the same spot with either. tk

Luger. tk

Read #4 carefully. That notch in the bottom of the slide is hard to see until you get used to field stipping the P89. The retainer doesn't come all the way out. It comes out far enough to let the slide move forward. this may help tk

I always thought you were issued a handgun and rifle at birth when you were born in Texas. Got a handgun along with your Texas residency. You're telling me it is all just make believe? Dang. tk

Both are nice IWB holsters. I carrry a P95 in the Hume IWB and haven't found a need to look any further. tk

You should have just said hand me some ammo for this here glock. :D tk

Wouldn't a shotgun be more desirable and better suited in this case? tk

Sounds like you have the answer Glock or peashooter. :) tk

I have a P89 I love. Have shot a friends P95 and it is a great gun and has a better trigger than what a P89 has for DA pull. Can't go wrong with either. If the P95 fits then go for it. tk

For the price and knowing I have shot most of what you have there. I would say that the P95 would be the one to enjoy. The P226 is also a great 9mm to shoot. tk

The 2nd amendment is older than hearing protection. tk

I will provide children that learn to shoot hearing protection now. In the past I can't say that I did. Raised my kids and they all shoot and enjoy the sport as well as the hunting sports. They know guns make loud noises. Did any of the pioneers use hearing protection? The 4 rules were in...

Honesty around here gets you called stupid pretty fast. The majority of the folks in the neighborhood I grew up in never wore or used hearing protection. Other than standing well back from behind the shooter with mouth wide open. I worked in a factory 20 years that had a 100 DB noise...

I have shot a lot of time in the years that it took me to gain the age of 50. Ear plugs for indoor ranges. Never used them myself from childhood to my present age at an outdoor range. Does that mean I shouldn't have a right to shoot? Shot a lot of magnum rifles and such without problems...

I think it would feed a 22 Lr if you really wanted it to. Not recommended but Rugers feed when it is time to feed. imho tk