9ballbilly
New member
Growing up it seemed nearly everyone I knew had a .22lr kit/trail/tacklebox gun of some sort. It wasn't anything we gave a lot of thought to, just something that came along on outings for no particular reason. Much like a pocketknife.
These days it's much more common for me to see more powerful center-fire handguns being carried. The guy (or girl) fishing next to me is way more likely to have a Glock under their jacket than a Bearcat. Why is that?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's a good or bad thing. I'm just wondering what prompted the change, and if it went on everywhere.
These days it's much more common for me to see more powerful center-fire handguns being carried. The guy (or girl) fishing next to me is way more likely to have a Glock under their jacket than a Bearcat. Why is that?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's a good or bad thing. I'm just wondering what prompted the change, and if it went on everywhere.