Since hitting about mid-30s, I've always told people it's not the length of the barrel or the caliber of the bullet, but the skill of the marksman.

Don't spare my feelings or those of the other pocket-pistol toters and derringer hiders; be brutally honest while keeping the conversation safe for general discussion group.

Now that I'm older, with comp0etition so stiff (no pun intended) I kinda wish I had one of those long barreled single-shot Thompson Centers rather than this semi-auto pocket pistol.

Guys, think before you post: rebuttals could be harsh.

does one come in pink

with a bow on

Only the young ones.

That is readily available with almost any type.

young thanks sweety

cool i get to unwrap

A pink "pistol" with a bow on it; that's a bit unnerving when I try to visualize it ('cause it ain't mine!).

you know there are pink guns

lol i hope not lol

No, Thank God, I didn't know that. Don't wanna know that.

I've heard a Derringer only works in the most close and perfect of circumstances, but if you at least have a six shooter it will get the job done and no shotgun is needed.


All hearsay though, women are generally pretty kind about our pride in weapondry.

You know, you're right - especially that last part; I had never really given it any thought, but I guess I could have heard a lot worse than "adequate."

Skillage is primo!

Pistol or rifle does not make a difference.
It's all in the marksmanship!

but......I have to believe it when I hear that a pistol marksman is a lot more effective than a rookie who can't handle his rifle

You it the target Beach. QUITE correct.

too busy typing to let the experts speak

uh huhhhhhhh

perhaps the ladies should man the guns



and I should let go of this lack of metaphor