Show Me Your Guns
- Thread starter kingfish
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There's a video where a guy I'm not sure if it's nuntfancy on youtube. He does a side by side I believe with the kahr pm9 the keltec and I'm not sure if it's a smith and wesson.
It was a pretty good video they go through each of the pistols
If you could stomach the extra thickness of the pistol I'd go with the glock 26 much better gun than those three.
It was a pretty good video they go through each of the pistols
If you could stomach the extra thickness of the pistol I'd go with the glock 26 much better gun than those three.
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I'd personally get a Sig Sauer p226. I used to have a Springfield XD 45 Tactical that was amazing for the money.
This was done with a 200 post thread: http://www.wickedfire.com/shooting-shit/55052-so-what-guns-do-you-own-ill-start-couple-mine.html
Get something you can comfortably , but also take a look at lethality of ammo too , not all bullets are created equal, and it goes something like 44>357>10mm>45>40>9mm>380>32>25>22.
Plenty of bad guys have taken dozens of rounds of 9mm and not died, so I'd suggest you get proficient with whatever you own before you start to carry a firearm. Plenty of people have died trying to defend themselves due to a lack of training/skill, so when you get something , PRACTICE WITH IT. I'm talking at least 5,000 rounds through it, and consider a tactical pistol course.
Plenty of bad guys have taken dozens of rounds of 9mm and not died, so I'd suggest you get proficient with whatever you own before you start to carry a firearm. Plenty of people have died trying to defend themselves due to a lack of training/skill, so when you get something , PRACTICE WITH IT. I'm talking at least 5,000 rounds through it, and consider a tactical pistol course.
I have a concealed carry permit and generally carry my Glock 27 subcompact 9mm. For home defense a shotgun is probably best, but a good pistol with hollow points along with keeping a flashlight handy for your opposite hand will get the job done.
