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B58/732
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Hot as Hell, AZ
Posts: 12,313
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1) Take a beginner class at your local range. The one here offers a 4-hour basic gun handling course, + 50 rounds, + gun, + lane, for a mere $50. Lots of good info.
2) Once you've gotten basic handling skills down, rent a lane and rent a bunch of guns. Put a lot of rounds thru them.
3) Decide what you want to buy, and for what purpose.
IMHO, you can't beat a Glock for reliability, safety, and utility. Not pretty, not sexy, but dead-nuts reliable.
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