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i feel perfectly fine carrying just a keltec p3at. if 6 shots isn't enough to save my life and i can't outrun whatever is chasing me, then i must have done something real bad :evil:

the problem is i have to tuck my shirt in for work. i need an ankle holster or some other way of carrying it concealed that doesn't require an untucked shirt, but can still be drawn rapidly.

i have seen countless 2 inch revolver ankle holsters and medium to large frame auto holsters but none that are said to work with my 3 inch barrel sp 101. does anyone know a good ankle holster that will fit my gun?

i would not hunt deer with this calliber, at the least i would use .44 magnum. but if you are shooting hog and car jackers the 158 grain jacketed hollow point will get the job done. the 158 grain load will put down a hog nicely and it will help in a car jacker situation if you need to do any...

ruger would be like buying a zippo and taurus would be like buying one of those cheap imitation zippos at the gas station. sure it might work, but it ain't no zippo. they are knock offs of better guns. if you want a gun and can't wait long enough to save up for the one you want, taurus makes an...

another vote for the gp 100. best for the money. one thing though, if you are going to be shooting in steel challenge competitions you might want a larger capacity gun, if you miss reloading the revolver is gonna mess up your time a lot.

remember, you want the bullet to stay in the target not pass through, it does more damage that way. the 9mm bullet piercing through the whole setup is not a good argument for 9mm as a SD round. a 45 weighing twice as much and expanding to about a third inch larger diameter going about the same...

i use a gamo pellet gun for killing... i mean hunting squirrels. quiet enough to shoot anywhere, even in the city limits, yet strong enough to take out a squirrel at up to 100 yards.

get yourself a m18 claymore mine and hide it in a pile of corn. problem solved.

.327 mag is less noisy than a .357 mag. i have never shot any gun that used 30 carbine but i would imagine a 30 calliber rifle round would be louder than a 32 caliber hangun round by quite a bit.

kuh sool it's a bit between kah and kuh though closer to kuh, almost a keh. i had a friend who's last name was casul and that's how he pronounced it, that's what i'm giong off of.

most if not all magnums larger than .357 overpenetrate. this means less energy transferred to the target, most of the power of the gun is wasted in other words. a .357 that stops in the target will transfer more energy and be more effective than a .44 than pierces straight through. my law...

if the case fits and you can seat a 9 mm bullet properly in it, it should work.

i carry a .357. i shoot .38s for target practice because they are cheaper, but they are not the greatest defensive round. i have seen and heard of too many people walking away from a .38 special hit. if i'm going to be defending my life i don't want there to be any chance someone is not going...

@old sarge noone realized it was a single barrel until the cops told him. if i had been working i would have probably shot him once he fired his gun. i've always had a gun in my car but now i carry with me.

This tuesday a young man high out of his mind decided to rob the dominos pizza I work at with a single barrel shotgun loaded with bird shot. he had the gun aimed at the general manager and then fired it right after the gm ducked out of the way. My friend was hit with 2 stray bbs. nobody was...

i've never payed more than 20 for a transfer. most places will only charge me 15 since i have a chl. recently a friend of a friend got his ffl and i can have them transferred to him for free. @oneounceload just because the area that the price is inflated is large doesn't mean it isn't...

.22 and 30 caliber would be perfect. everything from squirrels to the larger game in north america could be taken. remember the 30-06 cartridge has been documented taking down all game in north america. that's 30 to 200 grain, more than enough to take down the game on this continent. you could...

ruger is like that idea you had a long time ago. "why don't they just make EVERY part of the gun strong, not just a few parts?" they took that idea and made all of their guns with that in mind. also they have AMAZING customer service. when i sent my revovler in, they had ups come by and pick it...

here is what i'm talking about. the picture makes it seem less sever than it is.