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Sig P229 - built like a .40, but chambered in 9mm. Utterly reliable, accurate to 50 yards, you can shoot it all day long, and it'll go at least 100k rounds on original parts.

I just realized that I just said that on a revolver forum. Whoops. :rolleyes:

I'd argue you should aim your baseball bat too. :D Really, I think if you're thinking "Judge", and you're thinking "home defense", it's time to buy a nice used remington slide action shotgun and a few boxes of 00 buckshot. Effective, easy, and much more of an intuitive aimer.

Keltec P3AT plus one spare mag.

Caution on the pepper spray - there's a reason they make cops get pepper sprayed before they carry it. Some people are rather immune to it, most people have the intended effect, and some people take especially poorly to it. Good to know what category you're in. Backspray is probable...

This one that goes in front of the trigger guard? http://www.crimsontrace.com/Home/Products/KelTec/LG430/tabid/299/Default.aspx

How about reloads with Ranier copper plated bullets? These are essnetially soft lead bullets with a copper plating - they look like FMJ and qualify as FMJ for most indoor ranges, but are much softer. Here's a link example...

Cover garments really can help. Sport coats. Flannel shirts. Dare I say "vests" (if you can pull one off).

Had to look real hard to see the printing. I usually carry a firearm rather larger than I should be able to conceal, and I found that for me, the nature of the shirt is the most important factor. Plaid or paisley shirts, for example, have patterns and lines that break up the outline of any...

Generally I find that when I can't carry I can't carry a knife or alternate tool either. So it's a very bright surefire and my sturdy set of keys. Ever had a surefire shined in your eyes at close range at night? It's wild, man. Good for 3 or 4 seconds play room.

Generally, in my experience, detectives love witness intimidation cases.

Treo, I think the cop cautioned you appropriately. The problem with road rage is that the presumption of everyone (including 12 peers) is that road rage is the result of mutual escalation, to some degree. After a mutual escalation, you have a duty to attempt retreat (if there is time and...

Don't see the reason when there's a holster on you at all waking hours.... :p

If they're still outside the door, they're just scary. Not yet a threat requiring lethal force.

I hardly ever unload - but when I do, the slide is racked firmly, using the same hand positions I always use, and the round flies a short distance and hits the floor. After I've checked the gun (look feel look feel) I can recover the round. At the range the round is sometimes lost into the...

Don't some indoor ranges prohibit all non-jacketed bullets? That's be a good reason to sell jacketed versions. Like ranier's copper-washed bullets, for example. Looks yellow. Must be good.

Every quarter: on pistol, shotgun and SMG. We do a low-light and a transition drill training in addition to the qual.

Just bought my first revolver today. In 38. In fact, it's not even +P. :eek: Why buy a 357 when I know it will never ever see a 357 through it? Or, for that matter, a 38 +P?

Haha, I just bought my first revolver today - a brand new Taurus 85 in Stainless Steel... 3 inch barrel. It's a beaut. 5 shot, 38 special (although sans the +P rating). I was looking for a revolver for my wife, and the snubbies were all too small and too light, and the 4 inchers seemed...

Thanks guys! Good to hear of at least one load and a few experiences. I'm going to try some out.