When it comes to handling dangerous items I get a little nervous. For the most part I try to stay away from them. I wasn't really sure how I felt about guns so I decided to test them out at the gun range. My friend Kiyo Nakagawa and my brother Ben Cote guided me through a series of hand guns: a Glock 17, Walther PPQ, and Sig 1911. The first two are .09 mm and the Sig was .45 in. People who work in law enforcement carry a Glock 17; one, because they are reliable, and two, because they are really easy to use. To me it looks like an old fashioned game boy with it's blocky facade. The Sig 1911 was my favorite, mostly because it looked bad ass. It was intimidating at first but I got used to handling the power. The only thing I know about the Walther PPQ is that it's German made. I still haven't made up my mind about owning a gun but I had a TON of fun! Next time I'm thinking shot guns.
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| Glock 17 (bottom) and Walther PPQ (top) disassembled for cleaning. |
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| Cleaning duty. This is the Sig 1911. |
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| Kiyo Nakagawa (left) and Ben Cote (right) thanks for the help and the guns. |
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| Glock 17, Walther PPQ, Sig 1911, and Steyr (left to right). I also shot the Steyr 40 caliber but it's not in the video. |
Holy poop! BAMF!!!
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