Not a brass spitter either.Italophobia » 02 Jun 2022, 1:34 pm » wrote: ↑ Once again, you can not go wrong with a revolver.
Non jamming and reliable
Revolvers are very easy to carry and conceal.
They come in various capacities (5,6,7 rounds, etc)
No need for a semiautomatic weapon
A "lady" with a size 10 foot is probably a man.
I'm a proven breeder.
The Bryco-Jennings 25 is a bit blockier. But, they are pretty close in size. I happen to have a Jennings J-22. Bought it new a very long time ago. When I rode my motorcycle out west, I carried it in the liner of my jacket. The .22 is actually fairly reliable if you use Stingers and you clean it after about every 15 rounds. I've shot the crap out of mine just to see if I could break it. So far, it is still working. FWIW, mine has the metal safety bar, not the plastic one.
I just checked the website for size comparison.Skans » 02 Jun 2022, 8:32 pm » wrote: ↑ The Bryco-Jennings 25 is a bit blockier. But, they are pretty close in size. I happen to have a Jennings J-22. Bought it new a very long time ago. When I rode my motorcycle out west, I carried it in the liner of my jacket. The .22 is actually fairly reliable if you use Stingers and you clean it after about every 15 rounds. I've shot the crap out of mine just to see if I could break it. So far, it is still working. FWIW, mine has the metal safety bar, not the plastic one.
What's the name of the actual company making these things now? Lorcin, Bryco, Jennings, Jiminez, Raven? Other than the possible exception of the original J-22, these guns are the **** guns ever made. The J-22 really is pretty **** too, its just that mine happens to work.DeezerShoove » 02 Jun 2022, 8:35 pm » wrote: ↑ I just checked the website for size comparison.
I'm sure older stuff isn't part of those specs.
Warcok » 01 Jun 2022, 6:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Need h3lp ! small hands and not very strong wrists
what's a good pistol 4 grandma y'all recommend? make/model/caliber
wut u gots for me?
I bet your parents didn't have any kids.Italophobia » 02 Jun 2022, 8:53 pm » wrote: ↑ I am an only child and all parents are dead
You are a proven breeder, so are 100% of negro males.
Oh yeah you are different you paid child support
I think it's Jiminez. Whatever that is.Skans » 02 Jun 2022, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑ What's the name of the actual company making these things now? Lorcin, Bryco, Jennings, Jiminez, Raven? Other than the possible exception of the original J-22, these guns are the **** guns ever made. The J-22 really is pretty **** too, its just that mine happens to work.
I do have a Lorcin .380 that someone gave to me, well, because he had to. Some day, I'm either going to melt it down with a torch or trade it for a pair of Nike running shoes if they ever sponsor a gun buyback again. The extractors just snap, crackle and break. However, it was a good gun to practice polishing the chamber, ramp, fire control parts, etc.
Really ?
I don't know . . .DeplorablePatriot » 02 Jun 2022, 11:01 am » wrote: ↑ Just one .22 LR to the face or head will make most anyone leave grandma alone. And one just below the left nipple between the ribs will kill them. A nice straight on neck shot through the air and food pipes will be successful too, and then into the spine behind that is almost assured. And with a slight miss to the left or right, the carotid artery will produce a fun and colorful fountain.
HA HA... a HELMET.JinnMartini » 02 Jun 2022, 11:51 pm » wrote: ↑ I don't know . . .
Seems you're assuming granny's hands will be steady and she'll be emotionally in control of herself when face to face with a bastard.
You can't just give a gun to someone who's never fired one.
Just the recoil will make the gun fly to her face.
One needs to at least know the basics . . . for a chance at not hurting oneself .
So I'd say . . . take her to the range with the gun she feels most comfortable with, take all the precautions . . . including having her wear a motorcycle helmet . . . and let her fire away.
After a few days she can take the helmet off and learn target practice.
That's how I taught my wife to fire.
At the beginning quite a few times the gun flew out of her hands to her face . . . with zero consequences !
Just laughs !
Only until she had mastered the recoil.
yea.. WOWJinnMartini » 03 Jun 2022, 12:30 am » wrote: ↑ Only until she had mastered the recoil.
While I have no teeth left . . . she still has all of them and they're incredibly healthy .
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1ywz72
JinnMartini » 03 Jun 2022, 12:30 am » wrote: ↑ Only until she had mastered the recoil.
While I have no teeth left . . . she still has all of them and they're incredibly healthy .
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1ywz72

And another thing you gotta teach to a novice is . . . never . . . ABSOLUTELY NEVER stare down the barrels of a gun !
If so, her mom picked a good proxy.Pepperluciophobia » 03 Jun 2022, 5:08 am » wrote: ↑ I bet that daughter that you paid for is from the seed of another man.
Worth every penny.
How about a heavily armed, even if weakwristed, lapdwarf?Warcok » 01 Jun 2022, 6:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Need h3lp ! small hands and not very strong wrists
what's a good pistol 4 grandma y'all recommend? make/model/caliber
wut u gots for me?