.40 for home defense, general carrying?

[alkemyst]

qft. i would rather pay the 10cents a round more and buy factory loads from the store. I have way more important things to do then sit there and load ammo, plus i dont have space.

maybe the "man" has hidden RFID chips in all factory ammo they can disarm with a button.

lol.

 

[meltdown75]

lol trolls

lol serious business

 

[pontifex]

maybe the "man" has hidden RFID chips in all factory ammo they can disarm with a button.

lol.

???? i'm not sure what this comment means, but you do know that ammo cartridges aren't electronic, right?

 

[marvdmartian]

Home defense really ought to be a 12 gauge IMO.

Absolutely. Much better for in-home defense. Buckshot will mess a person up at short range (like in a house), and you're more likely to hit them.....but at the same time, you're less likely to penetrate a wall, and hit an innocent bystander or family member. Even hollow points will punch through sheet rock and mess someone up.

smaller calibre, but much better rate of fire.

http://www.kitsune.addr.com/Firearms/Machine-Guns/GE_XM214_Minigun.htm

Yeah, but harder to conceal in public!

 

[MotF Bane]

maybe the "man" has hidden RFID chips in all factory ammo they can disarm with a button.

lol.

....

 

[HybridSquirrel]

maybe the "man" has hidden RFID chips in all factory ammo they can disarm with a button.

lol.

haha thats something id expect to read on glocktalk =D

 

[pontifex]

Absolutely. Much better for in-home defense. Buckshot will mess a person up at short range (like in a house), and you're more likely to hit them.....but at the same time, you're less likely to penetrate a wall, and hit an innocent bystander or family member. Even hollow points will punch through sheet rock and mess someone up.




Yeah, but harder to conceal in public!

Don't underestimate buckshot, especially 12 gauge 00.

http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot3_2.htm

 

[qliveur]

Just get yourself a nice, small-frame revolver. Safe, simple, accurate and reliable. If you need more than six you're either a lousy shot or you're in a warzone.

Otherwise, get a Glock, like everyone else says. You won't find a better auto.

 

[zinfamous]

I've seen that before.

 

[alkemyst]

Just get yourself a nice, small-frame revolver. Safe, simple, accurate and reliable. If you need more than six you're either a lousy shot or you're in a warzone.

Otherwise, get a Glock, like everyone else says. You won't find a better auto.

First part, yes. Revolver. 6 shots. Quick loaders, profit.

Glock no...not the best auto. A damn good one though.

In the end it's been proven in a real life scenario accuracy goes down hill. You want extra rounds if you truly know you may be getting fucked one day.

For the dude in a 10 year old Civic, living in a guarded place, in an interior apartment....spend your money on upgrading your life rather than y0 gun.