I just realized how important it is to handle and use your guns on a
fairly regular basis.

While discussing the laser modes in another post, I opened my safe to
see which of my handguns had lasers on them. I haven't used or handled
any of them since last summer when the weather was nice and we went to
the range fairly often.

When I pulled them out of the safe, I stopped and realized I needed to
re-familiarize myself with each one. Took my time with each one doing
all the safety checks, etc.

Right now I have them all spread out on the table and am going to break
them all down and re-assemble, just for the hell of it. Too easy to
get cavalier about their handling.

On Thursday, February 6, 2014 2:53:04 PM UTC-6, Mr. Luddite wrote:
I just realized how important it is to handle and use your guns on a

fairly regular basis.



While discussing the laser modes in another post, I opened my safe to

see which of my handguns had lasers on them. I haven't used or handled

any of them since last summer when the weather was nice and we went to

the range fairly often.



When I pulled them out of the safe, I stopped and realized I needed to

re-familiarize myself with each one. Took my time with each one doing

all the safety checks, etc.



Right now I have them all spread out on the table and am going to break

them all down and re-assemble, just for the hell of it. Too easy to

get cavalier about their handling.

true! And that's one thing I like about my Hungarian. Easy to take apart and clean. The .45 govt is ok when you're familiar with it, but takes a lot more hand tricks.