Hi! From the North Georgia Mountains. It’s a beautiful area, just moved here two years ago.
After a long hiatus (over 20 years) from shooting, I attended our local sheriff’s office “Citizens Academy”, an eight week introduction to the sheriff’s office, its functions and staff. We spent one night at the range, shooting the department’s .40 cal Glocks. I did well, and had so much fun I started looking for a shooter.
Not much available, but I finally found a Mk III Hunter, 6 7/8” barrel. I’m back!.
This is a great site, lots of good info – thanks, Bullseye and everyone else I’ve been practicing field stripping, and I can’t yet do it blindfolded, but I can do it in less than two minutes, thanks to the info posted here.
I have several questions, but I’ll post them separately so the threads stay focused.
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You are living in a great area with a fine Sheriffs Department. Welcome here, and back to shooting. We need you. You came to the right place to ask your questions, but, be aware that bearandoldman,greener,Hak,etal will be harmful to your pocketbook 

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- bearandoldman
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Righ, spend your money for guns and do not save it for your old aage, I;m spending mine but hen I am old,. Correction on that I.m not relly old, just vintage.KAZ wrote:You are living in a great area with a fine Sheriffs Department. Welcome here, and back to shooting. We need you. You came to the right place to ask your questions, but, be aware that bearandoldman,greener,Hak,etal will be harmful to your pocketbook
You have great day and shoot straight and may the Good Lord smile on you.


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