PP is back in.

Is $430 for a hand gun expensive or inexpensive? I guess it would depend on the brand, eh?

I kinda like the handgun thing, actually. I think it'll tend to cause cognitive dissonance in PP's opposition. I think labor unions should have "Get your union card and concealed carry license!" parties, too.

I think it'll tend to cause cognitive dissonance in PP's opposition.

I'm not sure why that would be - it seems like a lot of the times, people that hate PP are also pro-gun.

PP is back in.

Not really. The funding isn't restored, they're just saying PP is 'welcome to apply' for future grants.

Well, there's always the Pink Pistols. and it would tickle me, um, pink, if SKG got sued for trademark infringement

I don't care for handguns, but I will be taking a concealed carry course this spring and will likely get certed at the range, but I don't envision myself carrying or owning a handgun.

Shotguns and rifles are tools, so I don't mind them so much. I don't have any, but I don't get worked up about them.

And yeah, $430 for a handgun is awful expensive. It had better load itself and make dinner for that kind of money.

And yeah, $430 for a handgun is awful expensive. It had better load itself and make dinner for that kind of money.

What? 430 certainly isn't cheap, but it's not an unheard of price at all for a hand gun from a well known maker. Pretty common.

You can pay 100 for a handgun. I wouldn't.

Ok, granted. I've been with friends to gun shops and shows, and I think the most I've seen someone spend is $200. That could have been a dealer discount. TBH, I was more interested in the knife selections.