

Since I'm looking at guns, and I've already tried out a pistol and rifle, my brother James offered to bring a shotgun and let me try that. He's a good instructor, so the result was that several tin cans got thoroughly ventilated and we had a good time. One thing did occur to me: we fired about 20 rounds from the shotgun and 50 rounds from a 9mm pistol--some of it rapid fire, obviously not hunting--and no one called or came to investigate.
We also watched North Carolina trounce Michigan State, played a few board games, ate, navigated around the kids, and listened as Jon and James played guitar. Good times.
2 comments:
.357 revolver, Dad
What James had was a 9mm automatic, but that one was too small for my hand. And several people have said that a .40 cal is preferable.
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