Recent content by dkleiner

Now, if Bud's would just ship it. It has been 7 days.

Well, she wants a feminine color, and if I'm to get her interested in this activity, I have to oblige. As such, I ordered the Ruger SR22. Thanks to all for your input.

Damn. I expected your responses going in. Of course, it is the cheaper of the two, as well. Why should pink be more desirable than lavender? Jeez...

Hello, all: My son and I took my wife to the range this past Saturday. She last shot about 30 years ago, and it was a 22 rifle. The booms from other's guns at the indoor range made her flinch a bit, but she got used to it. For the most part she fired our son's Ruger 22 MK III Target and felt...

Thanks, Ed.

I'm the OP. I shot my new Shield today. After being surprised by the snappy recoil, I got used to it, and it works fine. It's. Nice edition to my collection. Next up: a Colt Combat Elite!

And the winner is.... ...the M&P Shield. The SR9C had a snappy trigger. I started shooting multiple shots, but that quieted down as I got used to it. However, my grouping was much better with the Shield. I really liked the PPS, but not for an extra $140.00. Thanks to everyone for their input!

The PPS is lookin' good!

Doesn't anyone have something bad to say about the Shield? :wink:

Hawkeye, I appreciate what you're saying but that Kel-Tec is so damn small. It looks like it's fly out of my hand!

My mistake-"C" it is. It is important that the gun be fun to shoot at the range. I don't want a gun that I dread firing. Thanks for the advice.

How about these choices as the final contenders: M&P Shield Berretta SR9C Berretta Nano Glock 26

Thanks. I'll take a look at the LC9, as well.

Hello, all: As you can see from my post count, I am new to this forum and rather new to the shooting world in general. My son, age 16, has been shooting for about two years with his grandfather and from what instructors tell me, he a natural. In March, I bought him a Ruger MK III 22 Target...