I'm looking into getting my wife and I our license so we can go shooting at the range. I've never owned a gun but I think it would be fun to shoot at targets.

 

I recommend taking a gun saftey course, Not to be mean but its important stuff to learn if you havent been around guns.

 

http://a4.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/i...8a1b14ea/m.jpg thats my s&w 40cal m&p love this gun shoots so smooth but i like to shoot all guns i got a couple rifles and a shotgun as well and my favorite the horton 350 crossbow

 

Will have to admit, I don't mind the looks of that pistol but I'm more of a fan of the revolvers. When I turn 21 (I will be 20 in less than a month) I was going to buy myself a S&W Model 29 .44 Magnum revolver with a 6 1/2" barrel (yes this is basically the same pistol that is in the Dirty Harry movies lol) but I will be shelling out some serious money for that one...I would need to order a left-handed style for the cylinder to swing out on the correct side...but I believe that it would be well worth it for that. But other than that I have only shot my dad's old .22 revolver and it is way to freaking small for my hands

 

Digging the crossbow lol

 

yeah it is badass damn near shoots the same speed as a 22 short and packs enough punch to drop a deer at 50 yds in the instruction book it said do not attempt to shoot large game at more than 90 yds lol

 

Thats some serious range

 

yeah i dont think i would try anything after 50yds personally windage and drop to much of a factor at that range even 50 yrds you have to aim pretty high and if the wind is blowing just a little i will miss

 

the c9's are like tanks.......theres really nothing you can do to make it stop, it will go bang every time

me, i have a 995 (carbine) and love it

 

Despite all the hate the c9's get they are great guns for the price. I havent even been to the range with it yet and I already want the .45 verion to go with my c9.