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[Window2010]

Hello, I'm glad to join and be a part of this community.

A little about myself... I was in the Army for about 9 years as a civil engineer (Basically building bridges, driving, and PMCS lol). After that I worked CDL jobs, security jobs, etc... I've never owned a personal weapon. I've always had an on duty weapon. Recently, I put in my application for the HQL so I can purchase my first personal weapon.

 

[DanGuy48]

Hello, I'm glad to join and be a part of this community.

A little about myself... I was in the Army for about 9 years as a civil engineer (Basically building bridges, driving, and PMCS lol). After that I worked CDL jobs, security jobs, etc... I've never owned a personal weapon. I've always had an on duty weapon. Recently, I put in my application for the HQL so I can purchase my first personal weapon.

 

[outrider58]

Welcome. Lots of good info and people here.

 

[LGood48]

Greetings!

 

[Dave MP]

Welcome from PA!
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[rbird7282]

Welcome from Columbia


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[John from MD]

Hello, I'm glad to join and be a part of this community.

A little about myself... I was in the Army for about 9 years as a civil engineer (Basically building bridges, driving, and PMCS lol). After that I worked CDL jobs, security jobs, etc... I've never owned a personal weapon. I've always had an on duty weapon. Recently, I put in my application for the HQL so I can purchase my first personal weapon.

Welcome from Davidsonville, Vet.

 

[Harrys]

Welcome to the menagerie.

 

[Slumy__57]

Welcome to the forum! Do you know what you're picking up for your first gun yet?

 

[Window2010]

Welcome to the forum! Do you know what you're picking up for your first gun yet?

I'm not to sure. I'm just familiar with glocks from using it as my service weapon.

I'm open to ideas though!

 

[Window2010]

Welcome to the menagerie.

Haha thank you

 

[Window2010]

Welcome from Davidsonville, Vet.

Thank you

 

[Window2010]

Welcome from PA!
Take a look at these helpful links – LOTS of amazing info!
FORUM RULES
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Gun Rights and Legislation
Industry Partners
MD Shooters Firearms Map
Acronym list

Thank you, I will review asap

 

[Slumy__57]

I'm not to sure. I'm just familiar with glocks from using it as my service weapon.

I'm open to ideas though!

I always recommend shooting a bunch of different stuff if you can to help narrow it down. Can't go wrong with a glock though. My cousin had one as a duty weapon and ended up buying one as his first gun because that's what he was familiar with.

I personally went to a shop and held a bunch of different handguns, narrowed it down to 2 based on the feel (H&K VP9 and Walther PPQ), then rented both at a range and ended up going with the VP9.

 

[Window2010]

I always recommend shooting a bunch of different stuff if you can to help narrow it down. Can't go wrong with a glock though. My cousin had one as a duty weapon and ended up buying one as his first gun because that's what he was familiar with.

I personally went to a shop and held a bunch of different handguns, narrowed it down to 2 based on the feel (H&K VP9 and Walther PPQ), then rented both at a range and ended up going with the VP9.

I will definitely have to go to the range and to experiment.

The H&K VP9 specs and details is amazing. Pricey, but I'm sure it's worth every dime. Thanks for the advice, I'll have to narrow it down.

 

[cmsharp27]

Welcome from Pikesville!