me and my brother was talking about actual work guns
seems to me it would make more sense to have a well worn pistol of good quality instead of spending hundreds of dollars
on a pistol you would'nt want to scratch up.
i'm not talking about a range gun. i'm talking about a hot sweaty wood chopping, collard patch planting, land clearing kind of work gun. something you could depend on but not worry over scratches and scruffs
our local gunshow always has some pretty good prices on used smith wheelguns and makarov's and a lot of times ruger auto's
i'm looking next gunshow to getting a used smith .38 for sorta a trail, house, and all around work gun
i'm sure many of you have such guns any thoughts or info
on rough'n ready guns would be useful.
seems to me it would make more sense to have a well worn pistol of good quality instead of spending hundreds of dollars
on a pistol you would'nt want to scratch up.
i'm not talking about a range gun. i'm talking about a hot sweaty wood chopping, collard patch planting, land clearing kind of work gun. something you could depend on but not worry over scratches and scruffs
our local gunshow always has some pretty good prices on used smith wheelguns and makarov's and a lot of times ruger auto's
i'm looking next gunshow to getting a used smith .38 for sorta a trail, house, and all around work gun
i'm sure many of you have such guns any thoughts or info
on rough'n ready guns would be useful.