Spiffdeb

I couldn’t agree more. I recently dealt with both Cheyenne and We Shoot and received a much better customer experience at We Shoot. Every single person I dealt with were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The person I deal with at Cheyenne, was frankly, an asshole. Even though Cheyenne is close and well-stocked, I doubt I’ll shop there in the future.

I did a transfer with them last week and was charged $50 plus NICS. (I'm not a member)

I’m off 539 near the High School.

I read that the cartridge ejection on a semi-automatic *could* be more likely to come into contact with your body/face? I’m buying for home protection and range shooting.

I noticed ammo is a little hard to come by....

I’m getting ready to purchase my first handgun. From the research I’ve done so far I’m reading that as a left-handed shooter I should get a gun that is configurable for a left-handed shooter (e.g. H&K VP9). Any lefties here that can provide guidance on this? How important is this? If I buy something like the VP9, do I need a gunsmith to configure it or is this something I specify when I order? Can any handgun be easily configured for a left-handed shooter?

Hi, I’m new to gun ownership and the forum! I’m currently researching my first handgun purchase so looking for info on that as well as “noob friendly” gun shops and ranges in my area.