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Hey, let's vote to save one Chile. We can end this 2A insanity, can't we. All we have to do is vote dimocommie with you.

THESE ARE MY PRIMARYS. i HAVE SIMILAR BATTERYS IN THE FRONT OF MY HOUSE AND IN THE DAYLIGHT BASEMENT PLUS MY CCW.

DOG - LABRADOR-BLACK 1EA

PISTOL BEDROOM - GLOCK 9MM OF SOME SORT. FOR NIGHT STAND DUTY A G-43X WITH A LIGHT AND RED DOT.

AR-15 BEDROOM - 16 IN .223 WYLDE WITH LEUPOLD 1-4 VPO, LIGHT, X-MAG, SLING.

SHOTGUN BEDROOM - 870 WINGMASTER 12 GA, 21 IN RS, REM CHOKE BBL, LIGHT , SLING, AMMO CUFF. i USE THIS ONE BECAUSE MY ONLY OTHER USE FOR IT IS CLAY GAMES. iT ALLOWS ME TO AVOID USING/NOT USING A PLUG.
WHEN I GET BACK A BARREL AND LOAD CHANGE AND I AM READY TO GO.

i AM GOING TO GET A DEDICATED DEFENSIVE SHOTGUN THIS YEAR. i HAVE CHOSEN A BERETTA 1301 GEN II TACTICAL. iT WILL GET A DIFFERENT REARSIGHT/OPTIC BASE, A FRONT SLING LIGHT BASE, A TRITIUM FRONT SIGHT, TRIGGER JOB, SLING , RED DOT AND LIGHT, AND SOME VELCROED DETACHABLE AMMO SLEEVES.

I'm "Ready for Freddy," at all times.

Don't Tread On me!





L.W.

It is all ways a good idea to let those sweet little Indians know your defense before they raid.

Beretta if you go that route.

AR for the win.

Reminds me of English Bob when he and his friend were asked by a deputy if they were carrying any firearms. Bob said, "Rather, we trust in the goodwill of our fellow man and the forbearance of reptiles."

Bushmaster M4’gery
Glock 19X

I live in the country and the long gun choice has as much to do with 4-legged predators as 2. Much less so now that we don’t have chickens… but that Bushy has ruined some raccoon and possums whole days.

The 19X was an impulse buy, but I love it. With that said if I was doing it again, and was just gonna have the one Glock in this configuration, I’d get a G45, which is almost identical.

I’m looking at a new controller for the Claymores but the current setup is certainly adequate.

You couldn't defend your own ass from a d I l d o assault.

LOL

Just STFU.

S&W 60, hellcat, HK USP9 and a Glock 19 with Trijicon RMR all loaded in the night stand. Not particularly for defense, just never saw the point of an unloaded handgun.
Browning A-Bolt .22WMR by the bedroom door to the deck and a Kimber Montana .223 by the kitchen door to the deck, both for garden defense.
Loaded Encore 209/50 next to the .22WMR mainly because I didn’t fire a shot last muzzy season and that’s where I sat it when I came home 10 months ago (been busy).

Like he’d try to ward off that attack

I carry a Sig P365 Macro in the Summer months and a Walther PDP-F in the colder months where I have bulkier cover garments. For home I have an 11-87 20 ga. loaded with BB and a 9mm PCC with a 40 round mag full of hollow points in my bedroom.

I’d pay money to see your version of “shooting.”

LOL

Pard what kind of neighborhood you live in??

Couple ninja stars, and sex floggers.

For shooting in a dark house with the lights off, I would much rather have this than a handgun. I do have a 357 wheel gun in the bedroom though.

I haven't even worked up enough fear to lock my doors, let alone arm myself.

Yeah. Right.

When I was a paramedic I worked 14 cases of an "inside-the-house" shotgun wound. Distance of 12 to 15 feet. Every case involved birdshot, usually #8 or #6. One shot only, to the abdomen or the chest.
Every one of these patients went to the morgue. However, a few were alive when we arrived at the ER. Only had one who made it upstairs to the OR.

The wound at that range is about a jagged 1 1/4 inches wide. We called it a "rat hole."

9mm, 223 and 12 ga

Benelli M4 with a Leupold Delta Point fully loaded, safety on, with #4 buck.

M&P 2.0 45c on my side, Glock 19 on her side, both with Federal HST+p

Linus, our half breed poodle/beagle, is our secondary alarm after the primary alarm system.