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| I still carry a P239 in .40 (or swapped to .357) in the winter time. I'm 60 so yeah, in my case it might be accurate to say it is for the elder set.
But I'd also have to say, generally speaking, the bullets are for younger people. At least that seems to be the average expectation.
Something for everybody then. |
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| quote: Originally posted by xd45man:
Discussing pistols at work as you should do in any proper American workplace, a youngun referred to my Sig P229 as a Grandpa gun. I was only offended by the Grandpa comment as I am not a Grandpa and I am under 50.
Anyway, youngun said that .40 S&W is for old people and that a pistol shouldn't be so heavy.
I responded that my P229 is over 20 years old and performs as it did on day 1 without ever changing anything.
Thought I would share.
I wouldn't worry about it he's probably another one of these youngn's that can't handle a decent trigger probably own a glock. |
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| quote: Originally posted by xd45man:
Discussing pistols at work as you should do in any proper American workplace, a youngun referred to my Sig P229 as a Grandpa gun. I was only offended by the Grandpa comment as I am not a Grandpa and I am under 50.
Anyway, youngun said that .40 S&W is for old people and that a pistol shouldn't be so heavy.
I responded that my P229 is over 20 years old and performs as it did on day 1 without ever changing anything.
Thought I would share.
Should have asked him how much his HiPoint Yeet Cannon weighs. If it’s too heavy try working out youngun…. |
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