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To: SLB
There's an old rule about calibers: The best one is the one you have on you.

We all have our favorites, but when it comes to concealed carry, there are many factors to be considered to determine what is optimal, and as those conditions change, so do the selection. For example, as much as I like my Sig P229 in .40 S&W, I'm not going to carry that here in Florida in the summer when wearing anything heavier than shorts and a tank-top will quickly reduce one to a puddle of perspiration. During the winter, though, my Sig goes everywhere I do, no problem.

With the developments in ammunition over the last decade, just about anything, even a .22lr (check out CCI's "Velocitor"), will work when you quickly dump the entire magazine into the goblin at five yards. At the very least, it will screw up the BG long enough for you to beat a hasty retreat!


22 posted on 01/30/2003 5:42:50 AM PST by Joe Brower (http://www.joebrower.com/)
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To: Joe Brower
We went to Melborne FL to visit friends last year. When we went to the beach I stashed my little 317 S&W TiLite .22 snubby with Barimi Hip Grip in the waistband of my shorts. I used a little mueller grounding clip to attach the lanyard to my shorts to make sure it wasn't lost while swiming and goofing off around the beach. With 8 rounds of stingers, and one reload in a small hard "flash card" carrier in my pocket. I felt as you with regards to have it when ya need it.

The rig was light and saltwater didn't even hurt the little rig before I could rinse it and clean it properly. The gun ya have is the best gun in the world when ya need it :o)

Stay Safe Joe !!!

60 posted on 01/30/2003 10:19:49 AM PST by Squantos (RKBA the original version of Homeland Security .....the one proven method that works !)
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