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To: farming pharmer

farming pharmer wrote:
Everybody should be carrying in their cars to fight fire with fire.

Trying to decide:

1) Pistol
2) Pistol caliber carbine (9MM, 45ACP)
3) AR Pistol in 5.56mm
4) Short stock shotgun in 12 gauge

Any opinions?


All of the above. In case you have passengers.

SS1


35 posted on 07/29/2020 6:14:01 PM PDT by Spitzensparkin1 (Donate often, it is our FReeping ammo. Keep the supply train rollin', become a monthly donor.)
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To: Spitzensparkin1; RandallFlagg; mikeus_maximus; Mouton; Roman_War_Criminal
I've gotten some really good advice. I'm trending towards a modern 45ACP carbine, since I'm already invested in that cartridge. Thanks for the advice!

I like pistol carbines with a forward flash hider to take the blast forward instead of the sides.

Definitely a pistol in that same caliber. 9mm is good enough.

Some folks think rifle calibers are needed. I’m not so sure about that since those are longer distance rounds and cumbersome to take out of your car.

The point is to escape not sustain a firefight.


Carrying a 9mm in car these days with a few spare mags, glock 19 FWIW or mp shield. I also have a Baretta 9MM storm carbine with a few spare mags along with a few boxes of 9mm ammo. Problem with a long gun is it difficult to maneuver in a pony car. The carbine is just about right sized for that. My ammo of choice is the FED 9BPLE.

Yes- Ruger or FN 5.7 pistol. I got a chance to fire one last week. All the recoil of a 22 cal pistol, with an armor (and windshield) piercing round that looks like a rifle round— necked down and pointed. Oh, and a magazine that holds 21 rounds.

Personally, I carry my Beretta 92F with 2 15 round magazines along with 2 30 round mags. also a Kahr .45 with one seven round mag that would go to the passenger (If applicable).
36 posted on 07/29/2020 7:13:33 PM PDT by farming pharmer (fork you :(){ :|:& };:)
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