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Old 09-16-2013, 12:05 PM
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It's all good, guys. She has taken her courses. Jenn knows to always assume that a gun is loaded. She will be going to the range this weekend.
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Old 09-16-2013, 07:14 PM
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Ok, fellas, I have officially given Allen full custody of the Super 1872. He got me my toy. My Glock 19 3rd Gen
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Jenn

Next on your cool toy list will be one of these
Nice Glock!

Sam, I know a shop in Willis that can do some upgrades on that
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Thanks fellas for all the nice comments. And, yes, I am all about safety first. I made ABSOLUTE sure that the gun was empty before taking the pic. I only did that for the pic. It was pointed in a safe direction. I have taken certification courses and will continue to take more training courses.

And yes, I can tear it down and put it back together all by myself!
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Old 09-17-2013, 08:50 PM
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Jenn,nice gun.My wife ,Sandra,that you met a couple Sundays ago says,
"You go girl".She recently took her cc course and is getting her permit.
Be careful with that thing.Hope you never have to actually use it.Jimmy
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Good to hear from you, Jimmy! It was great meeting you and Sandra! We need to do it again soon. I really enjoyed talking with you!
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And i thought the first rule of gun safty was don't let anyone know you have them unless you need them !
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