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Old11-23-2011, 11:29 PM #1
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My grandfather has a 380. And I want to shoot it so is there anything I need to know about it like how it kicks or anything else
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Old11-23-2011, 11:40 PM #2
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Most .380s are small guns. They usually are a little snappy. Mostly remember not to put your thumb behind the slide.

Have you had any safety training yet?
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Hunter Education and that's just about it
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What Rick said ^. Some are worse than others though. I've shot a S&W BG380 & a Kahr P380, both were easy to shoot - even one-handed.
What make/model is it?
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What Rick said ^. Some are worse than others though. I've shot a S&W BG380 & a Kahr P380, both were easy to shoot - even one-handed.
What make/model is it?
I have no clue what it is
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I have no clue what it is
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Don't worry my 10 year old grandson shoots my 45 acp and 45 colt. You'll be ok with the recoil.
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Don't worry my 10 year old grandson shoots my 45 acp and 45 colt. You'll be ok with the recoil.
Ok then Thanks for the info
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Ok Thanks for all the info
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The recoil shouldn't be bad at all, unless it's a really small 'mouse gun' of some sort. Just to be completely safe, you might just load one round in the mag, chamber it & shoot it, to see just how it is. That way, if you are surprised with more recoil than expected, there is not a second round in the pistol that you accidently discharge by reflex. Some pistols, if decocked, are double action on the first round & single action on the second. That second round can go off really easy!
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