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<blockquote data-quote="island1fox" data-source="post: 1094436" data-attributes="member: 4816">soberups,I do not have even close the knowledge that you possess as far as guns.I have had handguns such as the Smith and Wesson .38/357, the Kimber 45 , the Judge and a Beretta tomcat for many years.While I also have a shot gun --this was my first venture into this type of weapon.I am not a hunter --but really enjoy the Sportman club for socializing and Target shooting --I have actually become extremely accurate.The Bushmaster I picked up yesterday did have a hefty pricetag as I put military rather than commercial options on it . Rail,Scope light etc.At the moment the weapon is a little intimidating to me --I will bring it to the club next week.I have alot to learn about Loading/unloading How to chamber a round--cleaning --it seems you have to dis-assemble the entire weapon ?? The safety is very clear and easy. I have read the entire manual twice.My wife was amazed at the weight and the balance of the Bushmaster ---she is also coming to the range and I believe if ever in a very bad situation such as a home invasion ---I will have the Kimber --she will be the Master of the new addition.I take care of my possions like a nut cars etc --I keep all my guns clean and properly lubricated.I am not planning on getting this new beauty wet or dirty --strickly an &quot;inside pet&quot;&nbsp; --I always value your advice.<img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/peaceful.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":peaceful:" title="Peaceful&nbsp; &nbsp; :peaceful:" data-shortname=":peaceful:" />Thank you,Island</blockquote>

[QUOTE="island1fox, post: 1094436, member: 4816"] soberups, I do not have even close the knowledge that you possess as far as guns. I have had handguns such as the Smith and Wesson .38/357, the Kimber 45 , the Judge and a Beretta tomcat for many years. While I also have a shot gun --this was my first venture into this type of weapon. I am not a hunter --but really enjoy the Sportman club for socializing and Target shooting --I have actually become extremely accurate. The Bushmaster I picked up yesterday did have a hefty pricetag as I put military rather than commercial options on it . Rail,Scope light etc. At the moment the weapon is a little intimidating to me --I will bring it to the club next week. I have alot to learn about Loading/unloading How to chamber a round--cleaning --it seems you have to dis-assemble the entire weapon ?? The safety is very clear and easy. I have read the entire manual twice. My wife was amazed at the weight and the balance of the Bushmaster ---she is also coming to the range and I believe if ever in a very bad situation such as a home invasion ---I will have the Kimber --she will be the Master of the new addition. I take care of my possions like a nut cars etc --I keep all my guns clean and properly lubricated. I am not planning on getting this new beauty wet or dirty --strickly an "inside pet" --I always value your advice.:peaceful: Thank you, Island [/QUOTE]

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