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What?!? I love semi-automatics. I haven't had one in a while, but not because I don't like them.
I had a Colt Woodsman Match Target, and like the dumba$$ I am, I traded it away. Then I sold a Ruger single action .22 to my brother, and all I have left is a Colt Diamondback .22 revolver. That Colt is also becoming expensive and I want to keep it nice so I don't plink with it. This little Ruger auto will just be for fun plinking.
I haven't bought a handgun in so long that this was my first Handgun Safety Certificate. Now I can buy 1 a month for the next 5 years
You have to have an HSC to buy a handgun. You get the certificate by taking a test that the dealer will sell you. The test is based on the study guide that I linked below. The fee is $25 ($15 + $10) and the card is good for 5 years.
Good Evening Southern Cal. Thought I would stop by & say hello. I traveled into your area last weekend. The wife & I traveled to Julian. It was a beautiful drive. Next we want to travel into San Diego. I found city maps for there. Thought we would check out a City neither of us have ever been. I did touch down in a plane once in San Diego but never got off. I hear San Diego is a beautiful City with kind of a small town feel.
It depends what part of San Diego.
There are some very rough areas down there, so be careful.
But then there are also some very nice parts there.
Make sure you go to downtown SD, I love going down there and,
just looking at all the shops and going to the Ghirardelli Ice Cream and Chocolate Shop over on 5th Avenue.
(I have a huge sweet tooth
I'll take your word for it. It's stopped now anyway, so things are looking up.
For those of you who care about such things, there's a new fastest Power Stroke as of last night. Rudy's Diesel Performance's 6.4 went 9.75 at almost 138mph.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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