I have a cut on my thumb. Make sure your hand that isn't pulling the trigger is below the chamber that kicks back. I learned that yesterday. Also, the shell casings are hot. I hope one never goes down my shirt but from what I'm told, it will probably happen.
I only have 2 right now. A Taurus Pt111 9mm and a Heritage .22 revolver that my son likes to shoot. Since the stupid coronavirus ruined my vacation plans I might just buy me another gun. I've been wanting to get a lever action rifle (it's been fun playing around with the old technology on the .22 and it's making me think about trying out some more). Didn't everyone think the Rifleman was cool as a kid?
I wouldn't shoot it that fast near my nuts though.
Smith & Wesson M&P-15 .223/5.56x45mm. My new varmint project I'm working on now.
Like, OMG
It's so scary looking! That's a machine gun! We need to ban that!!!
It looks like something batman would own, and CNN had a gun town hall and found 2 cops in 10 million who said they are MILITARY WEAPONS!! Did you hear that? I think those things are used in less than like, 1.7% of crimes!!
AND IT'S BLACK
I subscribed to cases of toilet paper on Amazon 2 years ago. Last month when we had 5 cases in the basement built up and a 6th on the front porch we cancelled it. I look like a freaking prescient genius right now
You need to train your boys in gun safety so they know how to handle a gun. At very least, drill into them the danger of pointing a gun at anyone and the consequences if they do.
Berretta Nano fits all your requirements. Nice sized little 9mm.
If you're talking about home defense & conceal carry. You are probably talking about 2 different guns. For conceal carry, I would recommend a revolver with a concealed hammer. And if you are going to carry it in your pocket or your wife in her pocket book. Probably something not too big. Like a .38 caliber. The advantage to the concealed hammer is that there is no hammer to grab when you need to pull it out fast. And for home defense. You want something bigger like a .357 mag or a .44 magnum with 4" to 6" barrels. And load your .44 magnum with either 210 or 240 grain hollow point bullets. If you want a long gun for home defense. You might want a 12 guage pump action shotgun with an 18 & 1/2" inch barrel. And load it up with #00 or #000 buckshot. And if trash tries to break in your home, then you can give the buzzards something to eat.
I like the idea of a hammerless revolver for concealed carry, especially for people relatively new to shooting or someone who will do a minimum of training. There's much less chance of an "accidental" shooting with the revolver. Most self defense uses come at close quarters, and the small revolver gives the assailment less to grip if they make a grab at your weapon. I like the 38 Bodyguard of S@W.
He probably lives in a neighborhood with a lot of thieving democrats. You know the kind of people that won’t work & considers looting as a right.
True. I have 4 guns but rarely carry. I usually forget to grab one on the way out the door. I was a little worried during the riots here in Louisville because the idiots did get a little too close to where i live but thats all.
Yeah, I’ve never felt unsafe going anywhere in Louisville until all the bs this summer. There were areas I wouldn’t want to go but crime was usually confined to a few areas. They seem to be expanded out to where they think the money is.
You probably get by with one of those tactical flashlights, with the disorienting strobe. You'll be fine.
