Hey, gun nuts!

Yeah yeah so what you can show it off to some over 30 British model and get a quick piece of ass. Sounds just like the preppy gun crowd that buy Benelli's and Beretta's.

When it jams ask the perp to take a pic of you before he pops yer liver so I can see the look of "Oh Fuck" on your face.

Yeah but it's not the gun you don't like. It's the caliber, and then you say you have the same gun in a revolver.

lol

So which is it?

I get tired of the .380 getting a bum rap. It's a fine round to shoot through a good semi auto weapon.

Sure. It doesn't have as much stopping power as a 9 or a 45 but a 9 or 45 don't have as much stopping power as a desert eagle either.
 
Yeah but it's not the gun you don't like. It's the caliber, and then you say you have the same gun in a revolver.

lol

So which is it?

I get tired of the .380 getting a bum rap. It's a fine round to shoot through a good semi auto weapon.

Sure. It doesn't have as much stopping power as a 9 or a 45 but a 9 or 45 don't have as much stopping power as a desert eagle either.
No, I like the PPK. It's a fine gun up close n personal. Especially if you're a trained assassin. If you have good hair and a nice suit you can be James Bond. But being a British made weapon it's prone to jams just like the Austin Healeys and Jags. Not to mention overpriced. Yes, I own a .38 revolver. But it will shoot every time, all the time.
 
The .380 is the same caliber as the 9MM. Just uses a shorter cartridge so there a little less stopping power but you have to hit your target either way.

The LC9 is a fine gun. A lot cheaper than the Walther PP series. The walther is a little quicker and smoother they say. The LC9 is akin to the Walther PPS Compact. 10 + 1 guns.
Yup yup. I looked into all the ballistics and pros/cons. Mine is sitting right here, loaded with Hydra Shok rounds, and nowhere in the apartment is more than about fifteen feet away. Sufficient, I'd say.
For the record, .380, 9mm and .38 can use the same bullet. Plus some light .357 loads can too.

*bullet, not round*
Yeah, what the marsupial said.
Um yeah tell that to my S&W model 10 .38.

It will scoff. Heartily.
Why? Same bullet.

No, I like the PPK. It's a fine gun up close n personal. Especially if you're a trained assassin. If you have good hair and a nice suit you can be James Bond. But being a British made weapon it's prone to jams just like the Austin Healeys and Jags. Not to mention overpriced. Yes, I own a .38 revolver. But it will shoot every time, all the time.

My PPK/S was made by Smith And Wesson.

And I also like the .38, though it currently belongs to the aging mother in law, it's effectively mine. Half the time she forgets she owns it.
 
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Yup yup. I looked into all the ballistics and pros/cons. Mine is sitting right here, loaded with Hydra Shok rounds, and nowhere in the apartment is more than about fifteen feet away. Sufficient, I'd say.

Yeah, what the marsupial said.

Why? Same bullet.




My PPK/S was made by Smith And Wesson.

And I also like the .38, though it currently belongs to the aging mother in law, it's effectively mine. Half the time she forgets she owns it.

Yeah I have a box of .38 special I'll sell 'em to ya for $15. They just don't fit my revolver, which looks exactly like yours. 4" barrel.
 
"I remember when this great big ol' Tripoli pirate bastard jumped over the rail...why, I pulled that new fangled wheel gun out and he had the audacity to laugh. Well, I put five slugs in 'im--one misfire, as usual--and then beat him senseless with that hogleg..."
 
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