It's stupid. ATF rules and regulations blah blah blah blah blahso, uh anybody got any thoughts about this "glock25/28 not available for civilian sales" thing?
It should. The only thing is, with all the demand for the regular line, a run of the .380's isn't seen as a priority. We'll see if they get caught up maybe.mbrd said:if they actually do start manufacturing in georgia, then the import "points" nonsense goes away, right?
Ugh it erks me when people automatically assume women can't handle anything more than a .380.GAgal said:Really? I guess me shooting a G20 isn't a good idea after all then.
I just got a RUGER Security 380. 300.00 brand new. Thought I was going to get a piece of junk. It is a really nice gun. 15 + 1 and a 10 round mag. Great compact size and a really flat shooter. Worth a look.My mother is 5 foot nothing and weighs 125 pounds soaking wet. My daughter is 5 foot 9 and weighs 145 pounds. If I could a gun in their hands that holds 10 or 15 rounds that shoots like a normal gun, you bet your rear I would. Not everyone can handle a 9mm or 40 cal, and considering the defensive loads available for these guns, I would by one in a New York minute for my mother and daughter. I realize you can get a LCP type gun chambered in these rounds, but they shoot like a cheap toy and don't have the capacity of a Glock.
