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FINALLY! Someone who "gets it". Huge +1. Cheap, used and and just all around good wheelguns can be found all the time.

Yup, guess it is... :cool: I'm "lucky", as you say, because I have a garden variety Mossberg 500 I got on the cheap because it was used? Dude, there are deals like that all over the place. Did you miss the part where I said a NEW Mossy 500 is just over $200? You know, CHEAPER than that...

Kind of clumsy to use/carry in the car, too. ;)

Most families can knock off the drinking, smoking, snacks/Cokes at work, eating out, movie/game rentals, lottery tickets, whatever "frivolous" type expenditures for a month or two, stash that cash and be able to afford a NICE defensive pistol or other firearm. Someone who can "afford" a Kel-Tec...

Tim, that's going to be hard when you're in the sh^ttter. :neener:

Um, there's already a "Strategies and Tactics" forum, you know...

#6... A P11? A freakin' POS Kel-Tec?!? You can do better than that Oleg!

Yeah, pocket carrying that Kahr PM9 around like I do every day is SOOO heavy. My back hurts just thinking about it. Paranoid? Puh-leeze.... It's called CONVENIENT. :rolleyes:

+1 N003k kimbershot is a HUGE problem as to why things are the way they are with firearms, especially in CT. They just roll over and LET things remain taken away from them because they FEEL those things aren't necessary so, therefore, YOU don't need them, either. I'll bet he doesn't have a...

Why? You'd take a two shot SXS over a 6+ shot pump? And don't even begin to talk about "reliability issues". My Mossy 500 is well over 20 years old and has NEVER had any issues. In fact, I just detail stripped it fully after about 10 years and everything still looks new inside. :cool:

A good handgun is a "nice want", LaVere? Yeah, because it's so easy to carry that shotgun around all day, right? Guess you never have to worry about concealment issues, either. :rolleyes:

Nope, a fore grip and rail system are fine. They are not listed in the "evil features" that define an assault rifle. Beware of a fore grip on a pistol, though. Yup, CT made me love my old trusty, dusty SKS even more. So much so that I brought it back last Christmas from home in Arizona. ;)

What, nobody reads the awesome Kel-Tec forum, KTOG.org? :rolleyes:

Yeah, IF you can get through. I tried calling several times about my first fingerprint card and it was always either busy or just rang and rang. Had better luck with email. Very slow, but at least they responded.

BUGUDY, I'd rethink that SKS. It's a dead nuts reliable and reasonably powerful rifle. And it's in 7.62, sharing ammo commonality with the AK-47. Supposed to be more accurate than a 47, too. I love my $89 SKS I bought almost 20 years ago. :cool:

Hello, I'm in CT and have EXTENSIVELY researched this. And, it's not that hard if you read the danged stuff. If it is a PRE-ban rifle, you can have any accessory/attachment you want. If it is a POST-ban, then you can only have ONE "evil feature", such as a pistol grip, collapsible stock...

Defensive Carry and TFL. Check in on Glocktalk and AR15.com once in a while, but not like I used to since they've become such complete clown shows. :rolleyes:

What I have and I feel pretty well set up... Shotgun: Mossberg 500 (18.5 and 28" barrels) 12 ga Defensive rifle: AK-47 and 74 Backup rifle: SKSs Defensive/carry pistols: Glock 19, Kimber 1911 Small/backup carry pistols: Kahr PM9 and Kel-Tec P3AT .22 rifle: Ruger 10/22 .22 pistol...

Along with Florida, I have to give huge props to Arizona as well. It took NINE whole days from the time I dropped my renewal in the mail to actually having my new permit in hand. Over a three day weekend...from Connecticut to AZ and back. Now, that's service!

Not for SFB and myself, both an initial and renewal application respectively. ;)