Desert eagle 50 cal for home and MP30 for the bag.....
And a plasma rifle 50 watt range for the truck, and ect….

I like the way you think JawGee.  I was just looking at this 870 tactical.  I would like to get this with another pistol grip for the pump and a light attached to the top.  I keep a flashlight in my carry bag, but with the 870 i would need both hands on the weapon. 
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Have you ever used anything from ParaUSA?  I have been looking at those too.  Here is a nice 40cal in nickel:
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Tanya, as a woman who has guns in her home I do understand what you're saying, but me having guns isn't going to change the violence committed by people who don't care about the law. JMO

 If you are looking for a big pistol the Desert Eagle 50cal,  its a cannon.
 I perfer my Glock 9mm its fairly light, holds a shit load of rounds,  acurate and stopping power well you have extra rounds shoot um a couple more times .  You can buy different 9mm ammo I have some hallow points that will stop about anything thats not all coked up,  I think there called Sliver Bear.
 You cant go wrong with a shot gun in the house.

            Phil

BMoneeTheMoneeMan wrote on Dec 1^st, 2008 at 1:17am:

Hi Brian,
A few thoughts (from one Jag lover to another ).
I sure wouldn't trade in the PPK (or any other gun) at this point.  If anything approaching the rumored tax increases on guns passes, it'll be worth a couple thousand bucks within a few months.  Hmmm... sounds like a liberal elitist plot to restrict gun ownership to elite rich folks!

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I've always been a fan of the ol' .45 ACP, but I'm impressed with the .40 S&W too.  I have a couple of .45's now, but I'm looking real hard at both the Springfield XD in .45 (capacity of 15), and the XDM in .40 (capacity of 17).

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I bought my wife a 4-inch EAA .357 for the nightstand.  VERY reasonably priced.  She is very sensitive to recoil & muzzle-blast, so it's loaded with .38+P JHP's.  When we're out at our rural property, it doubles as a great snake gun with .38 shotshells.

BTW, I wouldn't put too much stock in the published "one-shot stopping power" figures.  The methodology of their study was pretty flawed.  That's pretty well demonstrated by the fact that they claim a 125 grain .357 outperforms a 240 grain .44 mag.  They also rated .45's with old data using mostly FMJ ball ammo, compared with high-tech expanding HP's in the .357's and other calibers.  Personally, I'll take a .45 over a .357 any day.  Read a lot, and take your pick!

Regards,
Jim

mummymac wrote on Dec 1^st, 2008 at 2:40am:


I understand how you feel, Doll.  Unfortunately, we live in a day where protection isnt going to come in the way of a patrol car.  I travel for work all day and go visit business owners at their office or home.  Sometimes I am in the deep woods where I dont even have cell phone service.
I have had a gun in my house for about 10 years.  I have never had the need to use it, although the ex-wife did.  Someone tried to break into our house while she was here and I was not.  After a few minutes of trying to kick the door in, the door failed and the person came in. 

So let me ask you.  If there is someone in your house who has stated they want to harm you, what action would you take to protect yourself?

And also, I feel that some of these massacres would have ended earlier if civilians had guns.  The way it is now, if a gunman comes into a shopping mall, he can keep killing until he is out of ammo.  If responsible people carried protection, they can stop the threat and save lives.

I do not have a gun safe now, which is why i have not gotten a revolver.  Dianan doesnt have access to my 380, and even if she did, there is no way she can put one in the chamber.  The action is too hard to pull back.

I'll second the motion on the Glock .40. I only own two handguns, (3 but I don't count the old 1911 grandpa gave me, it stays in the safe. Too old to shoot I think!) They are both Glock .40's. I carry the model 22 at work, it's a big framed gun but very comfortable to shoot. I'm in law enforcement so I have the 15 round mags, not sure what your states laws are like for the higher capacity mags, in California only LE can get the high capacity mags.

Off duty I carry the "baby Glock" model 27, 9 round mag with one in chamber for 10. Identical to the big one, just smaller.

I like the simplicity of the Glock, no single/double action issues, no safety to consider. Very easy to strip and clean. All the reasons my department adopted it.

I've been in law enforcement 29 years I have this to say to the sheep who think owning guns increases crime. Mexico has the toughest gun laws IN THE WORLD. No one can own a gun, you go to prison for possesion of a single round of ammunition. yeah, it's working real well at preventing crime down there!

Guiseppi

Never owned a gun....but I sure love visiting my American friends and using theirs...great adrenalin rush!

Racer1_NC wrote on Dec 1^st, 2008 at 11:59am:

Yeah, I am a firm beliver in do not pull out anyting you can't swallow. Meaning, if the perp gets it from you be prepared to eat it.
I loaded my own .12 Ga shells for my Winchester Model 12. I found that BB's would be most effective at a short range and do not have the capacity to leave the house like a .357 [also own one] or a 9mm. Always keep in mind down range effects of your missed shot.
My warning to anyone is the sound of the round going in the chamber. The next sound you will hear comes with smoke.
TomM

Well, if you opt for a revolver, don't go for the .454 Casull.

I took one of those hand-cannons around at the range one day about a year ago, and it's a real hog-leg.  Weighs nine pounds.  Very impressive noise-maker, even if it isn't practical for anything.  Plus, who can afford the ammunition? 

Might be appropriate if you have any cave bears or sabertooth tigers in the neighborhood.  I can't see any use for it, except for Pleistocene megafauna.   

Best,

George

I have a S&W snub 38.....pocket design.  I always carried it and still do sometimes but not everywhere like before.  It's a pull the trigger and shoot....no worry about jamming up.  It sleeps in my nightstand drawer every night...

There are shotguns on every level in the house and they stay loaded unless there are children visiting.  Then they are unloaded and locked away.  The shotguns would be my first choice in case of a  B & E.

Jacks