Dave Clements Three Five Seven Blackhawk with all the stuff.

Probably give it to my little girl when she gets a bit older.

Byron

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why wait. Tough kid. Smart kid. Good training readily available at home.

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Very cool Byron, I`ll bet it shoots good!

Nice! Perfect caliber too!

One and the same....

Not so much boxing now with track and field stating up, still she would have little trouble giving a fresh boy a fat lip so fast he would not know what was happening while it was happening.

She has told us that she will be a USMC Super Cobra pilot and I believe her. When these kids get the bit in their teeth it is hard to pull them up. She is truly Caitlyn's little sister. Most little girls have pictures of boys or horses in their rooms. She has this.

Here we go again.

Byron

getting her real familiar with Berettas, Sigs, and 1911's. She is putting her sights on a position where it will be her go to side arm in an emergency.

A couple of years I was in a gunslinger school that tried to prepare the majors here in Ft. Leavenworth at the CGSC school to run a M9 on autopilot prior to deployment. Most had been in the military for 15 years or so and many had carried a pistol most of that time even though they had probably fired less than a couple of 100 rounds and could not shoot for beans.

We had a Air Force Warthog pilot in class that stated that he liked his M9 OK but liked the chaingun in his jet more. We all decided that if he ever had to pull the pistol for real he was already well into a very bad day.

Byron