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what if you miss? It's interesting reading the responses so far. I say carry as many rounds as you comfortably can. The idea that you only "hopefully" need 5 or 6 rounds to get the job done is very faulty thinking. The FBI statistics show that most critical incidents happen in low light...

i have owned a tactical store for about 4 yrs now. online and a storefront. my advice is: if you can keep it small and do it out of your house, then its a great idea. i had to close my store this year. the simple fact is what we see as necessity (guns and gear), most people see as...

Totally agree. Mine has got to be the Kahr CW40. Nothing but trouble with this gun. Doesn't like any of the ammo I'm feeding it. Cheap or high dollar, it jams or won't eject with all of it. A close second is anything made by Taurus.

scope or red dot? Take a look at the StrikeFire by Vortex. It's in your price range. It's a red dot type that would work for home defense and anything out to 100 yards. It also comes with a 2x magnifier that screws in to the back of the optic - giving you the varmint range you are looking...

Shotgun with birdshot! .223 = over penetration even tho it would probably carry through walls less than a 40 cal round due to the light weight of it. The birdshot won't even make it through two layers of sheetrock, but it will definately effect the threat's ability to hurt you! My two cents.

I like Rider/Ryder. as in Red Rider BB guns. Come on, what man over 30 doesn't love his old Red Rider BB Gun? Great name for a dog says me.