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Hello All. I'm new here and I believe in being honest. So having said that I want to try and sell something but I have to reach 25 posts first. I understand the theory behind that but in practice it just doesn't work.
Instead of someone just making an account and selling something now they have to post. They don't want to post. So their posts are probably going to be **** and clog up the place. Plus what's the difference between one and 25 if thy leave after?
Who does it hurt if they only post once? Someone gets a good product and everyone is happy.
Again I'm just getting some bought out there. I'm off to try and add something useful but in all honesty I don't see how my knowledge can compete with you guys so.....
I certainly hope this isn't coming across as an angry, crotchety post
. I'm not mad at all.
To get the ball rolling I have a Sig P238 which I LOVE. It shoots just as comfortably as my full size handguns and no one believes me until they shoot it. I just wish it didn't have the safety located where it is. I have a medical condition and it makes it very difficult to articulate the safety when I'm trying to draw and shoot (practicing dry fire and live fire). No matter how much I train it simply cannot be overcome
I carried it for two years before it clicked that I was being "that guy" who thought he was covered because he carried but never practiced real scenarios. Man what an eye opener even dry fire practice is.
Instead of someone just making an account and selling something now they have to post. They don't want to post. So their posts are probably going to be **** and clog up the place. Plus what's the difference between one and 25 if thy leave after?
Who does it hurt if they only post once? Someone gets a good product and everyone is happy.
Again I'm just getting some bought out there. I'm off to try and add something useful but in all honesty I don't see how my knowledge can compete with you guys so.....
I certainly hope this isn't coming across as an angry, crotchety post
. I'm not mad at all. To get the ball rolling I have a Sig P238 which I LOVE. It shoots just as comfortably as my full size handguns and no one believes me until they shoot it. I just wish it didn't have the safety located where it is. I have a medical condition and it makes it very difficult to articulate the safety when I'm trying to draw and shoot (practicing dry fire and live fire). No matter how much I train it simply cannot be overcome
I carried it for two years before it clicked that I was being "that guy" who thought he was covered because he carried but never practiced real scenarios. Man what an eye opener even dry fire practice is.
