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Molon Labe Who plays the lead?? Travolta??

Sniper Take Down The link is on the left hand side of the page; comes with a warning, worth the read. It's what they do.

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info/new guy Whatever you buy make sure it fits your hand comfortablly(auto/revolver). If you are smart buy two hand guns: 1 A reliable 22 cal pistol/revolver. The Ruger auto is your best bang for the buck bar none. 2. Get a .357 in a revolver if you must go the wheelgun route...

supressed shotgun Perhaps the shotgun has a compensator on it? Although I can't see why anyone would spend the money for a that on a truncated shotgun. What make is it, Purdley perhaps???

I haven't seen a .45 Taurus 24/7 yet. I've carried a RemRand surplus 1911A and would like to get some feedback from anyone that has had any experiece with the Taurus .45. Does it feed reliably?

Stryker I bet it costs a bunch to make titanium cannister shot; a mistake perhaps and it is actually tungston (can't use the dreaded lead ya know). Anyone know what caliber the shot is??

home defense Sport45 has it right. A 20ga. pump. My house hose is a plugless 870 express youth model, improoved cylinder, loaded with 2 3/4" #4, with 4 more and 4 #3 buck ready on the stock.

22 Redundant but consistant!

22 The .22 is the best choice only if solid lead rounds are used; they are definetly a kill pill. While not a stopper, a 22 solid is an acrobatic round and that is what makes it effective. I have an old Ruger T512A that is used weekly and I would hang everything on it in a pinch. Solids only!

choices Govern'ed by the options I'd go with the .22 using .22 Federal solid's. The .22 is definately a kill pill; I speak from what I've seen. Light recoil, it can be aimed and fired accurately. Terminal performance, while certainly not a "stopper" it is a very acrobatic pill, and that is...

full story It will be interesting to follow this story as it unfolds. I don't think we have the full story at all.