ZeSpectre
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You know how Jeopardy the game is played... they give the answer and you ask the question. Well here's some of the common answers, I bet you know what the questions are (since we've all heard it a hundred times).
Some answers have more than one correct question
1) You should go to a gunstore/range and try several models and see which one fits her hand best.
2) Glock, of course. No wait, SIG. Bah, revolvers.
3) Get an alarm system, and a dog.
4) Yes, unless you are in California, NY, NJ, or Washington DC
5) Because the next step is confiscation.
Feel free to add more if you like.
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just a few more
6) .380, um no I'd say 9mm. BAH, it's gotta start with a "4".
7) nothing, and get a lawyer ASAP.
8) There's a lot of debate. Some say 100 yards, most say 50 yards.
9) sure, they're awesome for low light, unless your batteries go dead.
10) Mostly it depends on your shot placement.
11) Take your time, follow the manual step by step. You have to hold it at the right angle and capture the rod in the "cup" before it will seat correctly. If you can't get it find someone else who owns one to show you.
Some answers have more than one correct question
1) You should go to a gunstore/range and try several models and see which one fits her hand best.
2) Glock, of course. No wait, SIG. Bah, revolvers.
3) Get an alarm system, and a dog.
4) Yes, unless you are in California, NY, NJ, or Washington DC
5) Because the next step is confiscation.
Feel free to add more if you like.
EDIT:
just a few more
6) .380, um no I'd say 9mm. BAH, it's gotta start with a "4".
7) nothing, and get a lawyer ASAP.
8) There's a lot of debate. Some say 100 yards, most say 50 yards.
9) sure, they're awesome for low light, unless your batteries go dead.
10) Mostly it depends on your shot placement.
11) Take your time, follow the manual step by step. You have to hold it at the right angle and capture the rod in the "cup" before it will seat correctly. If you can't get it find someone else who owns one to show you.
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