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Don't know if its a good idea to use the same gun for self defense/target practice as the same one you are using for a prop.
If you are looking for a prop get a cheap airsoft toy gun or something. |
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I was going to say that too. You can get a cheap airsoft for under 50.
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All the accurate, fully-functional (moving parts) airsoft guns cost as much as a real weapon would. If it's my gun, on private property, and never loaded, I see no problem, but thank you for the responses.
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.380 auto lol. Try finding it on shelves. Id get a 357 mag, fire 38s out of it for now with the ability to move up in the future.
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I was just looking up .380 ACP. I guess rounds are hard to find? I read it'll chamber 9mm? Is that wrong?
A 357 MAG will chamber .38 Special? Can I expect to find any of these rounds in a revolver for under 200 used? |
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200 bucks won't get you anything, honestly, unless you go into a pawn shop and get something beat to shit. If you want a handgun, you'll need between 4-500 bucks to start. 200 will only get you something illegaly on the street where MSRPs and actual prices don't mean shit, and you shouldn't buy illegally, EVER. If you're lucky you can get yourself an old saturday night special but good luck with that.
I suggest you wait and save your money, or just buy an airsoft gun. |
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Or you could get a Hi-Point 9mm
suggested retail price: $155 http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hand...point_9mm.html |
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