Posted by John T on May 04, 2013 at 04:29:53 from (216.249.82.117):
Yo Rich, you post a lot of good firearm info, heres what my son has, I'm NOT familiar with them but sure looked like it packed a punch from the size of the barrell!!!
He flew in from California and was sittin back when his jeans were raised up a bit and I see an ankle holster. He shows it to me (carefully) and says its a Sig Sauer (Spelling???) 40 Caliber with a bullett in the chamber. Im NOT familiar with those, can you tell me if its a good one for personal protection!!!!!
When my son (taught them to hunt, use firearms safe and responsible and fish etc) was in grade school here in Southern Indiana, at school the Principal has a firearm safety education day and they actually fire a shotgun the principal brought. I sorta bet they dont do that in New York City ???
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