expos4ever
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380Some interesting considerations
Not guns
My next boat - go to 1:42
I'd love to put together a milder build - a modern version of a Baja bug, perhaps with WRX Subaru power. Street legal, but off-roadable.That vehicle looks like an awesome beach-runner.
How do you fish in it?Not guns
My next boat - go to 1:42
If you're going to be standing your ground, then having a bigger round like a 9 mm or a .380 ACP is probably your best bet, but if you can run for your rifle, which is really what the pistols and handguns are for, then a .22 LR is OK too. In the latter case, it has more to do with your rifle rounds than your handgun rounds.
It depends on what sort of a threat you're expecting to face I suppose. I have had jobs in the past where I might have benefited from having a concealed carry weapon on me. Evening /night type jobs, handling money, in the city - that sorta thing. At this point I'm not really thinking too much about SHTF type scenarios or Zombie Apocalypse, just the possibility of being confronted by a single bad guy at the ATM at midnight and what I would need to make him run away.If you're going to be standing your ground, then having a bigger round like a 9 mm or a .380 ACP is probably your best bet, but if you can run for your rifle, which is really what the pistols and handguns are for, then a .22 LR is OK too. In the latter case, it has more to do with your rifle rounds than your handgun rounds.
Sure. Completely reasonable. Also just being unarmed in American can't be shown to be unreasonable. I just think we have a right, and it's also wise to consider it a responsibility, to be prepared to defend our lives and limbs, and those of our families, and while we're at it those of other innocent people like all our neighbors. I'm not prepared for someone with a rifle, the best I can do is try to get to my own rifle, and that means attempting to have it nearer and nearer to me all other things being equal. Carrying it safely in my trunk, for instance. I might not be able to carry it into a public building, but at least if I can get back to the parking lot, I've got a rifle there. This is the best I can do long-term, since it will never be legal where I live to carry a long gun.It depends on what sort of a threat you're expecting to face I suppose. I have had jobs in the past where I might have benefited from having a concealed carry weapon on me. Evening /night type jobs, handling money, in the city - that sorta thing. At this point I'm not really thinking too much about SHTF type scenarios or Zombie Apocalypse, just the possibility of being confronted by a single bad guy at the ATM at midnight and what I would need to make him run away.
Wow. If that was just hardball then I wonder what a .45 ACP would do. The 9 mm is higher velocity, but the .45 is literally twice as much lead (mostly lead).Impressed by the 9mm....
Ask and ye shall receiveWow. If that was just hardball then I wonder what a .45 ACP would do. The 9 mm is higher velocity, but the .45 is literally twice as much lead (mostly lead).
Clay blocks vs 22 LR, 380 ACP and 9mm, fired from subcompact, subcompact and compact pistols, respectively.
3:00 22 and 380
4:58 9mm
Impressed by the 9mm, disappointed by the 380.
It's all about shot placement, right?Bella Twin, the .22 Used to Take the 1953 World Record Grizzly, and More
On 10 May, 1953, Bella Twin was hunting small game with her partner, Dave Auger, along an oil exploration cutline south of Slave Lake. She was 63 years old.www.ammoland.com