Posted on 06/04/2012 3:38:53 PM PDT by marktwain
The FBI data I mentioned (and that you are responding to) only considered “one shot stops”. Those things you listed have nothing to do with the FBI data.
You will only hear that sound in my house coming from the TV or if my first shot didn't do the trick. Mr Mossberg is locked, cocked, and ready to rock.
That 30-shot Keltec .22mag is high on my “want to try” list. Not sure if I’d buy one, thought. But I’d sure love to spend a few hours picking the brain of its genius inventor, whose shop is in FL between us.
I have a KelTec 32 as my “get to” gun. It will do until I get to my .357, .44, or 45 LC as the fancy strikes me on any given day. It is my primary bike gun, as it fits in my Wrangler watch pocket after I make a small slit for the barrel.
Oh, one shot stops. Mmmm . . . I vote for this (with 460 magnum loads):
What is the DA trigger pull on your wife’s .22 mag?
.45Colt 5 1/2 inch in shoulder holster under unbuttoned & un tucked shirt. .45 1911 in Milt Sparks Inside Waist Band holster under unbuttoned shirt, Colt Government model .380 in front pants pocket, Smith 642 .357 in front pants pocket. People don't notice when you bulge if you are not blatant and self concious.
You are giving the keyboard komandos a bad rep with stupid, uninformed comments such as this.
Thanks Travis, your opinion is appreciated.
Needs a mag loader because the 30 round mags are tight, but functions flawlessly with Winchester ammo so far. Very accurate. Small enough for CC.
Good thing it’s got that muzzle brake on the end of it. Otherwise that thing would be kind of hard to handle.
:)
Here is a neat little 870...
Just a tad difficult.
Best is to use Birdman's Nuke .50 rounds
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There’s a big difference between a bedside piece and a walkin’-around gun. The ability to hide a gun on your person makes the .22LR the ideal choice for most daily duties, at least in summer.
Yeah, I’d much rather carry a bigger hammer, but a tiny .22 in your pants pocket is better than leaving home half-dressed because you can’t hide your “buddy.”
And shot placement remains king, so practice, practice, practice. (Which is cheaper with a .22!)
My wife carries a Kimber .45 Ultra Compact and a Taurus Ultra Lite in .22 Magnum. Guess she covers both ends of the spectrum.
.22 is my main weapon of choice. I have 7 right now. Mainly cause the ammo is so much cheaper and the weapons are cheaper and easier to maintain.
I do have some other weapons also, but the .22 is my main weapon stash.
The racking of a shotgun is one of the scariest sounds of all time!
Yes but my 22LR holds 14 rounds and 14 shots will phase him.
Well if we are talking about .22 rifles, my Ruger 10/22 has 30 round mags. And I have 15 of them, so I can put enough holes that sepsis won’t be a problem. My pistal has a 14 round mag and that many holes will make sepsis not an issue either.
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