I'm a transplant; started in the northeast and served in uniform on east coast, west coast, gulf coast, Alaska, Hawaii with deployments to various garden spots. Despite my time in uniform, my career field (aviation) did not bring me into regular contact with small arms. Began to slowly get back into the shooting sports during my second career as a Beltway Bandit. Now a Florida resident for the past 6 years and fully "retired" I now commit some time and energy to shooting and preparedness. Guess I'm now officially a SIG fanboy as well; just recently sold my four remaining handguns made by others. Also, now awaiting delivery of a new 320XCompact to add to my collection. Hope to learn a lot from all the long time members here!
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Where in Florida? I'm displaced (thanks AF - also aviation) from Miami area and welcome from the Roll Tide state.
Tinyman
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The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. Thomas Jefferson
To disarm the people is the best and most effectual ways to enslave them. George Mason
Originally posted by Tinyman: Where in Florida? I'm displaced (thanks AF - also aviation) from Miami area and welcome from the Roll Tide state.
Tinyman
Thanks, Tinyman. Now about an hour north of Orlando in Wildwood. Very small but we've got a new Shooter's World close by. BTW, my wife grew up in Mobile.
Glock 19, P239, and S&W 638 were my carry favorites, along with a Ruger LCP when nothing else fit well. Then Sig came out with the P365, I have retired everything else from carry rotation with the exception of the little LCP.
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