comfort with your firearm

**gunfixer** · July 16th, 2009, 09:05 AM

When you buy a firearm you should ask yourself some basic questions.
What will the firearm be used for? ( self defense, target shooting )
Will it feel correct or comfortable in my hand?
Should I get some training to insure safety?
How will the firearm be stored?
And any other questions that you may come up with.
Obtaining a firearm in this manner will make the buying of your first or new firearm a much more rewarding experience.

**crlovel** · July 16th, 2009, 09:43 AM

Thank you for the insight?

**ricky_awesome** · July 16th, 2009, 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by gunfixer

When you buy a firearm you should ask yourself some basic questions.
What will the firearm be used for? ( self defense, target shooting )
Will it feel correct or comfortable in my hand?
Should I get some training to insure safety?
How will the firearm be stored?
And any other questions that you may come up with.
Obtaining a firearm in this manner will make the buying of your first or new firearm a much more rewarding experience.

thanks new guy!

**1blindref** · July 16th, 2009, 09:57 AM

OK - thanks

**Magnum Banana** · July 16th, 2009, 09:59 AM

Thanks.

There is already a sticky for this topic though =)

**Ronnies111** · July 16th, 2009, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by gunfixer

When you buy a firearm you should ask yourself some basic questions.
What will the firearm be used for? ( self defense, target shooting )
Will it feel correct or comfortable in my hand?
Should I get some training to insure safety?
How will the firearm be stored?
And any other questions that you may come up with.
Obtaining a firearm in this manner will make the buying of your first or new firearm a much more rewarding experience.

Hell NO..grab a 12 pack & head for the woods....lol...kidding
all you said is good!

**Steeltown** · July 16th, 2009, 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by gunfixer

When you buy a firearm you should ask yourself some basic questions.
What will the firearm be used for? ( self defense, target shooting )
Will it feel correct or comfortable in my hand?
Should I get some training to insure safety?
How will the firearm be stored?
And any other questions that you may come up with.
Obtaining a firearm in this manner will make the buying of your first or new firearm a much more rewarding experience.

You forgot one, Should I get some advice from the PAFOA forum since there is a wealth of information right at my fingertips? (of course you answer yes)

Just messin with ya!!! Thanks for the advice.