Because I love you people, I got a mobile broadband modem for my laptop. Now I can upload a show from places besides your average truck stop urine scented parking lot. You’re welcome. It’s a pre-paid data plan cuz’ the Un-Named wife (who verified once again today that she has never listened to the show) hates commiting to phone companies. I am so going to have to take advantage of the fact that she don’t listen…
In this jewel of an episode I review the “Get Some” Guns & Ammo store and range in Orem, UT. It’s a pretty neat place as far of the volume of guns and ammo they stock and the range is nice. It’s got a 25 yard max distance and can handle .50 BMG rounds as fired out of a Barrett .50 cal. The young staff needs a lesson in muzzle control so be aware of the hot little shits behind the counter with just enough knowledge to be worrisome.
And then there’s the guns. I fired a Smith and Wesson Model 500 and had to do a pants-check afterwards. Imagine taking a grenade, stuffing it into a pipe with a handle on it and pulling the pin and squeezing. It make big BOOM! I took a picture with my iPhone but it came out shite-y. In fact, all the pics came out shite-y. You’ll have to settle for links.
I decided to do an cheez-whiz to cheez-whiz comparison of Double Action/Single Action 9mm Service/Home defense pistols. All of these are guns that I haven’t fired before except the Sig P226. If you don’t know what DA/SA means, lookie here.
After shooting the big Magnum revolver I particularly enjoyed shooting the HK P30. It was gut. Ja.
Next up, was a gun I didn’t particularly enjoy shooting, nor did I like the quality, ergos, etc. The PX4 Storm by Beretta.
Then back to good guns like the HK USP Compact in 9mm. Nice but not as good as the P30.
Next up was the Frenchy and unremarkable FN FNX. Accurate gun, but Frenchy. This gun will make you surrender if attacked.
And I shot the popular Sig P226. A classic and well worth the price.
And instead of a restaurant review, I cook up a pork chop salad.
And I bought a new hat.
I like my show, so I put it on a hat.