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by JayCee
Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:40 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: New here, looking for all the info I can get.
Replies: 10
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Re: New here, looking for all the info I can get.

couzin wrote:No tips - but I would like to hear if the trigger is as gritty as some of the other recent Walther tupperware guns. And also if you like the trigger guard magazine release. Had a PPS and my arthritic fingers would not make the release work for me - too hard. Liked the pistol, but traded it off.
Dry-firing the trigger feels silky smooth. Like watergun smooth. I'll report back after this weekend (Assuming I still have an account)
I wasn't crazy about the mag release but it's functional and easy to get to. I admit I dont' have arthritus but my busted and scarred up knuckles really like the feel of the gun so far.
by JayCee
Wed Sep 15, 2010 1:22 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: New here, looking for all the info I can get.
Replies: 10
Views: 1465

Re: New here, looking for all the info I can get.

Sweet, my new mag came in yesterday so we're heading to the range this weekend!
Any tips for a first-timer?
by JayCee
Mon Sep 13, 2010 12:43 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: New here, looking for all the info I can get.
Replies: 10
Views: 1465

Re: New here, looking for all the info I can get.

austinrealtor wrote:Welcome aboard! :tiphat:

I'd love to read your review of the PK380 if you have time to write your thoughts. That gun has been intriguing me as a good option for those who have unfavorable reactions to recoil - .380 cartridge and locked breech design (as opposed to more punishing straight-blowback that most larger .380 pistols use).
Thanks for the welcome. I just picked up the PK last week but didn't go to the range yet because it unfortunately came with only one magazine (which I thought was strange).

As of today I've got a mag and holster ordered and plan to take it and my fiancee to shoot this weekend (if they arrive in time). She's never shot a gun before and is scared of the recoil (I broke her in to the noise when she watched a friend and I target shooting). I've read the PK is an excellent shooter with almost no recoil so I think it will be a great gun for her first experience. I have to admit I was in the market for a .40 or .45 but this little Walther won me over with its size, balance, features and price. Once review I read, the author had a 3" grouping at 25 yards! That's amazing for such a small pistol IMO. My Taurus was barely effective at 10 yds.
by JayCee
Mon Sep 13, 2010 12:22 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: New here, looking for all the info I can get.
Replies: 10
Views: 1465

New here, looking for all the info I can get.

Hey guys and gals.
I'm a 30 ish Native Texan, I live in DFW and plan to take a CHL class in a few weeks. I plan to carry a Walther PK380.

I decided to get a CHL in addition keeping a pistol legally in the car for a few years. I've just had one too many close calls in my life and now with a new family, I want to be able to protect them from any threats we may encounter; which in this city, are unfortunately growing numerous.

I've been around firearms my entire life and frequently hit the range for fun/practice. I've owned a couple of different guns:
S&W Model 10 .38 spec., (Great for a revolver)
Beretta 380 (light firing piece of trash)
Ruger P95 (loved it, best damn gun under $400 super accurate)
Taurus Millenium .40 (absolute trash) and a
Mossberg 500AT with several accessories for home defense.

My current pistol is a PK380 and so far I love it. Future plans will be some sort of semi-suto rifle like an M4 or AK.
I'm hear to learn some tips on carrying but also learn about peoples experiences with the law. Glad to be here!

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