I've sold all my guns and will never own another one of these scary death machines!
Pretty funny huh? I crack myself up sometimes!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
This right here. The FBI, at one time, had the premier gunfighting course in LE. But they sat on their laurels and never really looked around at the world (to be fair neither did most of LE at the time). I was told by an old firearms instructor a long time ago that the FBI is really good at what...
My old Mossberg 500 stands ready in the corner of my closet as my "artillery" - there's nothing outside our bedroom that I have to retrieve anymore (like kids). Anything that decides it needs to come through the door will be met with a hail of 00 buck. If it survives, it'll have to contend with...
I have a Marlin carbine in .357 - hits HARD with 125-158 grain bullets. I have some 180 gr JUPs that I'm saving for a special occasion, but they are not unpleasant to shoot;)
Revolvers are popular with security companies because they are simple. While some Security Officers are gun people (sometimes to the extreme) most are not - in fact I had a district manager for a large company tell me that he specifically seeks out employees that know little to nothing about...
As has been stated, 3" revolvers fill a certain niche; they seem to be a perfect balance between a "duty" gun and an "off duty" gun. The final NYPD-1 guns were 3" DAO S&W and Ruger .38 Specials in...gasp...stainless steel (NYPD had previously banned stainless guns for MOS carry). The thought was...
If I was restricted to FMJ, I'd go heavy. More mass will give you good penetration and reduce over penetration (although I'm sure I'll get push back from the experts here).
I carry a S&W 442 loaded with 125 gr JHPs. I do so more for sentimental reasons; I came up as a young cop with steel guns and wooden nightsticks. While I've carried a Glock of some sort almost exclusively since 2000 when I retired, but I just felt something was missing. I do find it a little...
It's a Sanrenmu GB4-913P. They're going for about eighteen dollars US on Amazon. Its a great work knife that's easy to carry, easy to open, sharp (and easily resharpened) and won' t make me shed too many tears if I lose it!
My minimum is my Keltec P32. Definitely a "get off me" gun but I'm able to carry it places I couldn't carry something bigger. And, since Rule #1 is "Always have a gun" I'm covered.
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