Sam does some shooting with her friends as they pick out weapons for themselves. That have a contest, with Pen coming in last, which means no sex, no orgasms, and all the clean up. There's a side bet between Bonnie and Becky. They practice situational awareness in the mall. They find another surprise in their neighborhood while going to pick up all of Becky's stuff. This chapter contains, oral sex, lesbian sex, sex toys, group sex.
My Husband Fucked Me Over, Ch 14
A Bomb or Four in Lehigh Acres
Grant took all of us to the gun range early on Saturday morning, while Henry watched the children. Because there were so many of us, we had to go to an outdoor range. He had an in with a Collier deputy who took us to the Collier County Sheriff's gun range out near Ave Maria College towards Immokalee, from Naples. He brought several of his own firearms so every person could try different weapons. He had a .45, a .40, a .357, two 9MMs; one with a longer barrel and one with a shorter barrel, a 10MM, and a .38 Special. He also brought out three boxes of ammo for each of them. The deputy, Chris Singleton by name, and Stephanie, helped him keep an eye on everyone to make sure we stayed safe.
They started with a safety briefing. "Never pick up a gun that you don't intend to shoot, and don't aim at anyone unless you're prepared to pull the trigger. If you're not prepared to shoot someone, they will take the gun away from you and use it on you. You only use the gun because someone has evil intent; they intend to hurt you or yours. You can't be wishy-washy about it. Try to imagine what they're going to do to your children, if you let them. You'll pull that damn trigger.
"You will always keep the gun pointed down range, towards the targets. If you have a question, don't turn around to ask, pointing the gun at a half dozen other people as you do. Raise your hand and one of us will come up and ask what you need. Set the weapon down on the bench if you need to turn. You will empty the weapon before leaving it, say to use the restroom.
Grant held up a picture showing the sight alignment you should see when looking down the barrel. "You want the front sight to be in the middle of the back sight, and the tops to be an even line, with that line at the bottom of the circle you're aiming at. When you have that alignment, you want to squeeze the trigger, fast but slow. What I mean by that, is you don't jerk the trigger, but a slow squeeze, executed quickly. The trigger should be in the middle of the pad of your trigger finger. If you have trouble squeezing the trigger instead of yanking it, we'll have you balance a coin on the front sight, and you'll squeeze that trigger until you can do so, without dropping the coin. Slow, but fast. It should almost be a surprise to you when the gun goes off."
"Could you demonstrate that?" Pen asked.
"Sure, but first, always treat a gun as if it's loaded, until you've checked it yourself. I've got this .38 which has a real smooth trigger pull. Opening it up, making sure personally, that it's empty. Now, I'm balancing a nickel on the front sight. Slow squeeze. Bang."
Grant pulled the trigger, and even with the hammer falling, the coin stayed on the front sight. He pulled the trigger four more times, and the nickel stayed on the front sight.
"Let's talk about your grip for a second. You want a firm grip, but you don't want to hold it so tight your hand goes numb, but not so loose, the gun will fall when you fire it, or jump all over so you can't get it back on target. It will be like a firm handshake. You're not trying to crush someone's hand, nor give him a limp wrist. When firing an automatic, that's especially important. The gun needs to be held firmly for the recoil to eject the empty casing and load a new cartridge. If you have a limp wrist, the gun will probably jam. If it does, raise your hand and one of us will clear the jam. Keep the gun facing down range. The targets are set up ten feet away. For personal defense, that's as far away as your opponent is likely to be. Any questions thus far."
No one did.
"I want each of you to fire five shots out of each gun. We'll leave the guns in the same place, just step down to the right to try the next one. Last one on the right circles behind us to the left again. Pay attention to how it feels, and how well you shoot. When you're done, try to narrow it down to two guns you really liked for yourself, and shoot them side by side and pick one. That will be the one you'll purchase for yourself. The .357 can shoot .38 ammo, so if the load for the .357 is too much, try a .38 cartridge."
I didn't do what the others did. I had both of my new guns, which is what Grant wanted me firing exclusively to get used to them. He wanted me shooting both, in case there were any differences in the two. I went through one box of practice ammo in each of them, then Grant had me shoot one clip of Cor-Bons in each of the guns so I'd know what to expect using my normal ammo. Except for me, everyone fired five rounds from each of his weapons. Robert told everyone he was picking up the tab for whatever firearm they wanted to purchase, (except for Bill and Bonnie, as Bill said he'd take care of his family himself. A proud man, our Bill.) When they finished that, each of the participants picked out the weapons they wanted to compare side by side. They were the only ones firing when they did that.
By the end of that exercise, everyone had picked out a weapon. Pen wanted the .38, both Becky and Bonnie the short barreled 9MM, Bill a .357, and Robert, a .40 like mine. Chris provided all the information we needed about Florida's Concealed Carry law, which didn't require you have a permit to carry, although it did have restrictions.
"You can't carry into a jail (too bad, if Ransom continued pissing me off, I'd have been tempted to bring one with me.) or prison, courthouse, school, sporting events, both school and professional, law enforcement offices, polling places, government meetings, legislative sessions, career centers, airports, bars or saloons, places of public nuisance...."
"Excuse me," Becky said, "what's a place of public nuisance?"
"Gambling halls, houses of prostitution, drug dens, or really, anyplace where illegal activity takes place. That includes specified massage parlors where happy endings are the norm. Anyplace that's manifestly injurious to the morals and manners of a community."
Whatever that meant.
"And I can't carry on the campus?" Becky asked.
"No, although you could keep it locked in the car. You can carry a stun gun or non-lethal electronic weapon on your person, solely for defensive purposes, and last, but not least, anyplace where firearms are prohibited by federal law, such as on airplanes, or national parks and recreation areas. Usually, it would be posted with a no firearms sign. Individual businesses can prohibit firearms on their premises, just like they can prohibit bare feet or enforce certain attire."
"Do we have to go to any gun safety or instruction classes?" Pen asked.
"No, although I'd highly recommend it. What you got today is a good starting place, but I'd recommend some proper care of your firearm in any class, such as cleaning and oiling it. Oh, and if you're carrying, you need to have your DL or government ID on you. It's a $25 dollar fine if you don't."
"We'll be covering firearm care with their individual weapon after they get one," Grant said.
"What kind of holster should we be using?" Bill asked.
"That depends," Chris said. "The weapon does need to be concealed, not worn openly, which may be seen as intimidating. Most of the ladies get a purse or fanny pack holster, or a belly band holster. A purse holster means not changing purses with your outfit. The belly band holster is popular, because with a loose shirt or blouse, you can even wear it running. A lot of the guys go with fanny pack holsters if you're comfortable wearing a fanny pack. Any outside the waistband or OWB belt holster has to be covered by a jacket or coat, which is damn hot in Florida in the summer. An Inside the waistband or IWB holster is fairly popular for men. It can be covered with a blousy shirt or coat. If you spend a lot of time sitting in a car, you might want a cross draw holster. Mostly, you try a lot of different choices and pick what works for you and the weapon you chose."
Becky said, "Sam, Pen and I want to have a shooting contest between us. What do you recommend?"
"Can I get in it too?" Bonnie asked.
"You'd better check with Bill first, because the loser has to do all the cock sucking and pussy licking this evening, and doesn't get to cum."
"Let her shoot," Bill said, "just to compete, but she can't win or lose."