You need to qualify with a gun of equal or smaller caliber then your carry gun
If this is correct, why not qualify with a .22? Good Luck....
You need to qualify with a gun of equal or smaller caliber then your carry gun
If this is correct, why not qualify with a .22? Good Luck....
You didn't read the whole thread. He mixed up the original statement. Should have been "qualify with equal or larger".
Stupid law or not, trying to do an end around, to legally carry a gun that you can't do what is probably a very easy qualification with, isn't ethical IMHO.
It would make perfect sense to take the test with the most powerful car a person could handle.If there was an arbitrary rule that you couldn't drive a car with a bigger engine than what you took your test in, would you go with your daily driver 2 l Honda or try to find a 425 Cadillac so you can drive any car you might come across later?
That's right. I can still fire my 3" .45 ACP with ease, but I can see the day is coming when I may have to start carrying my Glock 26 instead. Or maybe, simply buy a new handgun in a different caliber that I love as much as my present primary.If one cannot properly operate a firearm when they are prepared and relaxed, how are they gonna operate it safely and effectively under pressure.
Getting old sucks....I know. But getting old means you have lived long enough to learn some things. Knowing when something is beyond your limitations is one of them.