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Cz Scorpion..gonna sbr it, sig P320, and the Steyr L9A1...maybe the new Beretta Apx.

I would recommend the Walther PPQ but in a 5 inch model. You will enjoy it more.

Your homeowner policy and umbrella will cover for civil liability...not a criminal one. You should get a name and number of a good defense attorney to put in your contact, I did.

It will follow the 9mm trend. Once available, 9mm have stayed around $15/50 give or take. Even Wally World raised their price of 100 round federal to $30. Recently, I saw the price drop back to pre Sandy Hook price of $25ish at Wally World. Supply and demand...

Try a FN FNS with a safety. I would recommend the Walther PPQ or the H&K VP9..

For home defense, I would favor the USP and the P226. Longer sight radius, larger gun for control,, better suited than the 19. H&K USP. Advantage. Overbuilt for 9mm, ability to change gun to cock and lock, sa/da, dao...etc. , soft shooting., tough construction. Polygonal barrel...

Why shoot lead? The only reason I can think of is reloading...the cost savings from reloading 9mm is marginal...especially once you factor your time spent. Keep it and shoot mj.

Try one...it is like sliced bread...

S&W 340 for summer and Glock 26 in the winter.

Franklin is 4th in their lineup from the top Presidential line. It will do what you ask. It is big for 8 to 10 guns. It is 36" wide comparable to smaller safes. Given your budget, if it is just to secure gun from theft, it will be fine.

Call Mike at Cross Creek Guns in Ohio. He had VP9 at very reasonable prices.

If it isn't interchangeable, you don't have a S&W. Same gun...same fit.

You already decided to keep the glock and I would agree. Regarding the airweight 642, get it, out is the essential conceal carry gun. There are a lot of valid criticism from the low round capacity to the trigger. It just carry so well...unless you have one, you don't understand. You can carry...

Don't tell that to my pistol...it is an Italian made Brigadier...bought it in the late 90's...when the first run was imported.

Picking up a Savage Mark 2 FV SR this week..

My daughter just went to her homecoming with a group of girls. She wasn't taking her phone...so I told her. If you need anything sweetie, just wave. I will see you in the rifle scope. She gave me a dirty look as I laughed. ..

My S&W SW9VE that I paid $225...for that price, I'd take that everyday over the other budget models.

I am puzzled...since the 34 is the same as the M&P Pro, what would you be gaining with a 34? You are already familiar with the M&P operation and have the magazines... The 34 is a good choice...regardless.

Another vote for a shotgun 1st since it is Illinois. It is just more versatile and you can learn good firearm operations, cleaning, and maintenence. I should know. I grew up in Central Il. Hard to find places to shoot past 100 yards in IL.

Are your foes two legged or four legged? 2 legged..Shield. 4 legged. .44