FOR SALE - Glock Model 26 Compact 9mm

[LiterLeaner]

SOLD SOLD SOLD

[griffinzx10]

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET TOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[medalian1]

Dang dude I just bought this 6 months ago!! It's an amazing pistol.

I'm looking for a hunting rifle soon though. My brother hunts pig & deer and I like to start going w/ him.

[postona]

I know you guys covered this in another post somewhere, but I can't find it...
What do I need to do legally to ensure I have a license that allows me to keep a gun in the house? I would like to purchase something for the home but I would like to go about it correctly. Additionally, are classes offered for teaching children the dangers of guns; and if necessary their use? I have a house full of kids and have debated for years about getting a firearm to keep in the house or not. I grew up my life with several guns in the house and I turned out ok... (relatively). I think lack of education is what leads to accidents and if I get a gun in the house I want everyone in my house to understand it. I feel I can teach a lot but all the additional education will help.

Thanks

[SloDown]

Postona,

You do not need any kind of documentation other than that the gun is registered to have it in your home. As long as it's registered you can keep it at home no problem. As for child safety no one can teach it better than you. They will pay more attention if the information is coming from you rather than a stranger. Just make sure you practice gun safety (trigger lock, lock box, never keep clip in gun). Most younger kids don't understand the workings of a gun, but don't teach them concentrate on letting them know that it's not a toy and it can hurt someone or them. NEVER do the under the pillow/mattress thing. Here are some links for guidance...Hope this helped

http://www.kidsandguns.org/

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/

[Cobra Kai]

Postona,

You do not need any kind of documentation other than that the gun is registered to have it in your home. As long as it's registered you can keep it at home no problem. As for child safety no one can teach it better than you. They will pay more attention if the information is coming from you rather than a stranger. Just make sure you practice gun safety (trigger lock, lock box, never keep clip in gun). Most younger kids don't understand the workings of a gun, but don't teach them concentrate on letting them know that it's not a toy and it can hurt someone or them. NEVER do the under the pillow/mattress thing. Here are some links for guidance...Hope this helped

http://www.kidsandguns.org/

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/

Good job SLO!! Im deep into firearms but very strict when it comes to safety!

[postona]

Thanks for the info. Good links as well.

[Prettyboy]

so pretty....so bad 4 me.

I shoot people who make me mad.....I go to jail :(

[jimmysal]

so pretty....so bad 4 me.

I shoot people who make me mad.....I go to jail :(


dont lie, you give them a hug



yeah i almost got my hands on one when i sold my bike the guy was gonna add it as an extra, remember PB i think i told you, anyways better i didnt because im not even 21, im still 20, and i think you need to be 21 to have one

[Prettyboy]

dont lie, you give them a hug



yeah i almost got my hands on one when i sold my bike the guy was gonna add it as an extra, remember PB i think i told you, anyways better i didnt because im not even 21, im still 20, and i think you need to be 21 to have one

not if ya go into the military....you can have a gun...but not a drink!

[Budah79]

Nice piece! not too bad of a price either!