Hey just wanted to stop in and say hi. Just picked up a walther ppq and xdm 3.8 compact for my wife and I. These are our first handguns. Looking forward to learning a lot here.
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Hey just wanted to stop in and say hi. Just picked up a walther ppq and xdm 3.8 compact for my wife and I. These are our first handguns. Looking forward to learning a lot here.
Greetings and welcome from the Space Coast of Central Florida. How do you like the PPQ?
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The PPQ is awesome.
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With your two new guns you have the responsibility now to defend yourself (and others). Put lots of rounds downrange. Dry fire your weapons & practice drawing each time you strap them on especially if you use several different holsters & are dressed in different types of clothing. You'll always want to know where your guns are & the acceptability of them. Always be aware of each situation you find yourself in whether it's at the local grocery store or gas station or just walking down the street. Don't be a cowboy. All are simple no-brainer rules. Above all be safe & have fun!
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Hello, Quasar, and welcome from Missouri to this great forum. Good people and LOTS of info here!
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Welcome from Michigan. This is a great place to learn.
Thanks for all the welcomes. We have put 200 through the ppq and I love it. The ppq fits my large hands perfectly, the ergonomics are awesome. Haven't shot the xdm yet but my wife likes the feel of that more, kinda why we got both. We are definitely gonna be going to the range a bunch, looking to join one. We won't be carrying for awhile until we are very comfortable with them.