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Looking for a P322 for some range time with my daughter. Anyone have one they are willing to let go of?

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I will second part of what was said here. Getting outside training is beneficial. NRA classes offer good basic classes. Like anything there are good and bad teachers. Just like I have seen people I would have expected to pass classes as an LEO that could find a group if they tried. It depends on what your purpose as to what type of trading you should look for. But I would start out with something basic and low stress and then practice and refine.

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I think that is something people forget sometimes. What works for one person may not work for others. Physical traits or limitations may dictate carrying something that one may deem inferior. I'm not a .380 fan but I won't discount the benefits for those that use that caliber. If you carry, carry it well.

I’ve never had a problem with the P320. My friends and I have them out all the time and none of us have had any issues.

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I've been putting off getting into NFA for one reason or another. I think my excuses have about run out. Happy to have my kids all graduated and starting to launch on their own. I think think what surprised me the most was my wife's reaction...indifferrence. She said you have your "gun money" to pay for it, go for it. Now I feel like I am walking into a huge world with so many options. I know I want a 22 supressor and something for 9mm and more. NFA vets, how do you pick from all the options out there?

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