tomrkba
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President Harris succeeds with all her gun control and weakling Americans go along with it. You are moving to Romania. There are no “but ifs” to the story. You are allowed only two handguns and they must be of the same caliber. The guns may be carried openly or concealed depending upon your permit. Ammo is limited to non-expanding bullets for defensive use (sport shooters can get JHP for some reason). Ammo is taxed heavily and you are limited in how much you can own. You may reload or manufacture ammunition up to the amount on the permit. The amount is unknown but assume at least 500. You can purchase ammo from a gun range and shoot it there.
Assuming you can buy the guns, which two would you get?
My choices, depending upon caliber, are:
Group 1: 45 ACP
Glock 21
Glock 30
Group 2: 9mm
Glock 19.5
Glock 26.5
Group 3: 357 Magnum
Korth Mongoose 3”
Korth NSX with 4”
I would choose Glock because I know how to work on them. As much as I would want some high end 1911’s, I just cannot do the work of fixing problems. I can probably do an extractor, but where do I find a gunsmith for a full checkup?
357 Magnum would be a good choice, but one incurs the difficulty in carry and spare ammo is always hard to deal with. But, much can be do e with 357 Magnum!
Assuming you can buy the guns, which two would you get?
My choices, depending upon caliber, are:
Group 1: 45 ACP
Glock 21
Glock 30
Group 2: 9mm
Glock 19.5
Glock 26.5
Group 3: 357 Magnum
Korth Mongoose 3”
Korth NSX with 4”
I would choose Glock because I know how to work on them. As much as I would want some high end 1911’s, I just cannot do the work of fixing problems. I can probably do an extractor, but where do I find a gunsmith for a full checkup?
357 Magnum would be a good choice, but one incurs the difficulty in carry and spare ammo is always hard to deal with. But, much can be do e with 357 Magnum!
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