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Phoebe · August 24, 2009, 07:20 PM

Peejman, the qualifying test must be passed for EACH semi-auto. You only need to pass with one revolver and can then carry any revolver.

So, I need to be able to hit the side of a barn!

.380 ammo here is not spendier than 9mm, but is harder to find.

I shot a baby Glock today (26) and for some reason the brass kept hitting me in the head!!!

I think I need something that size though. It's easier to handle than the mouse guns (or is the baby Glock still a mouse gun?)

I can pass the CCW with my XD9 now, and when it comes through, it only takes 3 days to add a new semi, so presumably I'm not in a hurry for my concealed gun.

I have free rentals at a range, so I can try whatever they have.

The guy showed me another sub compact 9mm that I'm going to try next time I'm there.

August 24, 2009, 07:20 PM	#52
Phoebe Senior Member Join Date: July 31, 2009 Posts: 192	Peejman, the qualifying test must be passed for EACH semi-auto. You only need to pass with one revolver and can then carry any revolver. So, I need to be able to hit the side of a barn! .380 ammo here is not spendier than 9mm, but is harder to find. I shot a baby Glock today (26) and for some reason the brass kept hitting me in the head!!! I think I need something that size though. It's easier to handle than the mouse guns (or is the baby Glock still a mouse gun?) I can pass the CCW with my XD9 now, and when it comes through, it only takes 3 days to add a new semi, so presumably I'm not in a hurry for my concealed gun. I have free rentals at a range, so I can try whatever they have. The guy showed me another sub compact 9mm that I'm going to try next time I'm there.