They'd raided about every store that she could think of for guns and weapons.  Even clothing and grocery stores to make their clothing choices a little more survival friendly.  She's not explained anything on how she knows how to use guns just that she had been taught how to use them at a young age.  Nevermind how she knows the types of guns and which ones would better fit which people in the group.  With the town being otherwise deserted it gave them easy access to tons of ammunition and the different types of guns that they'd need.  Of course there were other stores they hit up for weaponry, sporting goods stores and hardware stores for machetes, hunting rifles, and other such weapons that may be not quite as conventional as a pistol or without needing ammunition.<br/><br/>At the clothing store Sandy picked up a load of fitted leather pants.  She'd even suggested going to the police station for weapons and armor.  The army surplus store had flak jackets and pants that would be about as tough as clothing as they'd be finding any time soon.  They'd need to have enough armor in case they were attacked again.<br/><br/>That strategy has Cassandra wearing a pair of tight fitting black leather pants, gothic knee high black boots, and a long sleeve dark-blue turtle neck.  She's on the rooftop of the building with a 9mm police-issue gun in hand.  There's a brick wall at the back where she's tacked up a target.  Ironically there's a gun holster on her hip with another gun on it.  She fires every few seconds and squeezes off two rounds at a time.  It's loud but it's out in the open where she can see something coming from a long way off.  Besides if there are any other survivors they may be able to find them.  Granted if something that doesn't like them finds them, she fully intends to plant the bullets in their center mass.  Up here she perfects her aim, and helps teach the willing-to-learn how to shoot a gun accurately.<br/><br/>She uses the 9mm ammo because they have the most of that, not that they're really lacking on any of the other she just is paranoid that they'll run out.  After emptying the one clip, she checks the target and then leaves it on the wall.  It's a pseudo warning to those that want to break in.  They have a shooter that can hit center-mass every time.  The tall blonde makes a couple of stops.  She hits Stephanie up for some chatting, mostly checking in to see if she's relatively okay.  While in the denial stage it seems better than not talking at all.  At least this way they know what's going on with her.  Then she yelps when a dog goes darting past with a red rubber ball in it's mouth.  She smirks, turning the corner into Eric's room.  "Hey."<br/><br/>She visits with everyone, but Eric gets a few extra minutes.  Then again she tries to get him up and walking around so that his leg doesn't atrophy and he can get back on it faster. She definitely uses her feminine wiles to entice him to get up and move around even if it is with the crutch.  She was probably one of the first faces he saw when he came to, she'd spent a great amount of her time waiting for him to wake up.  She'd been worried sick over him.  And until that point she really hadn't spoken a word to Jackson.  Who knows what would have happened if Eric hadn't made it.  Thankfully he did...<br/>((OOC: Tell me if I'm over stepping my boundaries.  I just thought Sandy would think more towards the armor/weaponry sort of things.))