To: archy
Two 14-round mags for my S&W .40 cal. I figure if I need more than 28 shots, I need backup.
Colonel, USAFR
232 posted on
12/10/2007 11:59:44 AM PST by
jagusafr
("Bugs, Mr. Rico! Zillions of 'em!" - Robert Heinlein)
To: jagusafr
..or more range time!
Colonel, USAFR
233 posted on
12/10/2007 12:00:23 PM PST by
jagusafr
("Bugs, Mr. Rico! Zillions of 'em!" - Robert Heinlein)
To: jagusafr
Two 14-round mags for my S&W .40 cal. I figure if I need more than 28 shots, I need backup. And perhaps a trip to the optometrist. :)
To: jagusafr
Good point....as civilians now .....if we HAVE to reload we should be headed to a rifle or egress to safer diggs ASAP !
258 posted on
12/10/2007 12:09:42 PM PST by
Squantos
(Be polite. Be professional. But, have a plan to kill everyone you meet. ©)
To: jagusafr
Two 14-round mags for my S&W .40 cal. I figure if I need more than 28 shots, I need backup. Colonel, USAFR Consider a third. One for the indoors problems, the second for any new ones you may face outdoors. The third is the one you have to get home with, or to use to repel boarders once you get to your vehicle.
I've found ankle rigs for extra magazines to be even more useful than those for hideout guns. BTW, when I'm carrying my old Browning GP, I carry four mags with it. Two go VERY nicely in a GI First Aid Pouch, which can be snapped onto almost any belt or holster strap.
264 posted on
12/10/2007 12:15:33 PM PST by
archy
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