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This is my first non AR gun that I own. I love it.

P250 Compact

Definitely a sweet looking compact.

I just got my LTC and bought a Smith & Wesson MP9. Excellent pistol. My brother in law has an AR15 and says it's the best gun he's ever fired. I don't carry, I just target shoot.

I also am just planning for target shooting. that MP9 is definitely a nice looking gun.

OT Gun Talk:

Im a Gun guy. I'm into Glocks and recommend the 9mm versions to all new shooters. Start with a Glock 19, buy 1000 rounds and take a training course. Then you can gradually move into the more powerful calibers. I personally carry a .40, Glock 23. Best weapon I've ever owned.

The AR is my choice of carbine as well. Big discrepancy on brands, some are real junk. I'd stick with Bravo Company(my personal brand), Daniel Defense, or Colt. I would recommend another forum for this. Go there an READ, read, read. M4Carbine.net If you need a referral, let me know, it can speed up the approval process for getting in there.

PM me if you have any other questions, or we could get a thread going in the lounge. let me know!

I'm definitely looking to start with a 9 or a .45 (call me ambitious) i just can't stop thinking about my friends .45 that i shot recently a Springfield XD, that thing was great. Also liked my other friends Ruger 9mm, buttery smooth.

I can't imagine starting anywhere other than 1911.

I won't lie, i definitely have had my eyes on some 1911s, they are gorgeous but carry a big price tag as well, its definitely a gun thats on my "wish list"
 
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OT: Guns

I will repeat what others stated, take a training course! Then find a range where you may rent multiple firearms. Take your time and find Out what YOU like best. I agree start with a small caliber, manage it and then move up. Sig and Glock all make solid firearms, I prefer HK myself.

Congrats on your new sport, take your time, never stop learning.
 
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Yay! Gun talk! :)

[Hide] Currently all I have is:
XD-45
Mosin Nagant
Mossberg 590, 20", 9 shot

Would have many many more if I had the money. Im a starving college student lol.

I agree that people should have some training if they're going to own a gun. I got mine in the Military.

Personally, I prefer the XD over the Glock.

Mosin Nagant is a great rifle for $99.
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[Hide]+1 for the XD. Mine is the .40 variety. Also have a Ruger Redhawk .357 revolver and a few rifles. Love my Browning Gold Evolve 12 ga. for skeet and bird hunting.

Looking at a S&W Bodyguard .380 for the wife.[/spoiler]
 
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I love how everyone's pouring in with the 15th now. Every post I read that further confirms the 15th makes me feel all fuzzy inside.

Not everyone is saying the 15th, most are either saying that, or they don't know. And some are saying next week or later. But it's hardly a lock with nothing official from verizon and their track record of delaying this release.
 
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Comp Science is better. Trust me. A major in the STEM field will most likely land you a job, whereas something in the arts usually won't. Even better is if you Double Major in Comp. Science and Mathematics. Alot of the courses overlap with each other, and those extra Math Courses in the Math Major will allow you to be really efficient in computer science. As for careers, it's not only Programming. You can go into software engineering, certain engineering jobs that don't require ABET Certification, Almost any type of Analyst position, as well as other paths. Technology and Science is the future. If you love music, don't turn it into a job. Trust me, I've been down that path. Turning something you love into work is the Ultimate Sin. I love cars, but I wouldn't want to work on other people's cars everyday for the rest of my life.
I totally disagree with you on that math part.
I can tell you that as a programmer with more than 10yrs experience (none of it professional), none of the math classes I've taken in my CS degree so far have helped me as far programming as concerned. And if you ask me it's a big waste of time :p
 
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