When it absolutely has to go bang, you reach for a...

When it absolutely has to go bang, you reach for a...

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LOADED firearm. Preferably a glock, XD(m), or sig. Next comes taking Javelins tromix sagia 12

S&W revolver, glock, HK, sig

Hi Point!

Gp 100.

middle of the night, excited, dont know what is happening, my .357. 2 speedc loaders. With that said, I also would trust my XD sub .40, never had it fail. But I really like the bang of the .357.

Glock 21 sf or Les Baer TRS. Usually the 21 since I have a light mounted on it.

Any one of my revolvers. Doesn't matter if it's a SA, DAO or SA/DA revolver, it will go bang when you pull the trigger as long as it's loaded!

S&W model 65 3inch bbl...bang-bang-bang

Glock

The Smith and Wesson Model 10 has a great track record. After about a year of seeing horrible failures of semi-auto pistols during competition in IDPA, I find myself becoming more of a revolver man.

When it ABSOLUTELY has to go bang, there's NOTHING like a Ruger revolver!!!!

All of my guns "absolutely" have to go bang when I pull the trigger or they are not functional firearms that I wouldn't trust my life with. If there were any gun in my collection that I was "iffy" on whether or not to trust it to go "bang" in a life and death situation that firearm has gone bye-bye. I'm not into toys that don't do what they're supposed to do. (I have gotten rid of a few that have fallen in this category)

Ruger P89 from the bedside lock box.

Any other room(s) in the house: a Spanish SXS with close to 1,200 trouble free rounds through it or a Mossberg 500.

12 gauge!!

I reach for any of my guns... my norinco 98, CZ-75b, XD9SC, or even my Hi-point 9mm carbine.

I wouldn't have it if it wasn't completely reliable.

If it had to go bang I'd probably prefer my XD the most.

~Norinco

A derringer. You never said HOW MANY times it had to go bang. Haha!

If it had to go bang I'd probably prefer my XD the most.

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The only weapon that I trust my life with is my XD40 sub compact. It has never failed to fire for any reason. I don't have any guns in my small collection that have failed in any way. If one should fail, its sold.

Makarov. Not powerful but always goes bang. Made for rough conditions.

single shot 12 ga... works every time.. double barrel for those of you who kringe at the thought of not having a backup round in the case of a faulty shell..

870 12 gauge. Even I might hit something with it.

Glock 17 9mm

My Wilson Combat 45, in the push button safe under my bed. That hopefully gets me to my main safe, from there it depends on the situation.

For me, it's my Smith & Wesson 4" Model 10 .38 Special. The Model 10 points well, is extremely accurate with 158 grain LSWCHP+P and plenty hard hitting enough with that round. It's KISS simple to use, just point and click. lol

Glock, or revolver.

4" gp-100