From a friend....

Now I lay me down to sleep,
beside my bed a Glock I keep.
If I should wake and find you inside,
The coroner�s van will be your next ride.


So what do you "keep" by the bed?

Bob

Usually, I keep whatever handgun by my bedside, which is my most recent acquisition.

Currently that is a Ruger LCR, 22LR.

Not much for protection I realize ... but I also have a pair of Chihuahuas for backup.

USP 40, with night sights.

Springfield Ultra Compact 45

But I don't take it into the shower.....

S&W .357 loaded with Federal 125s.

One year when I was poor it was a short single six with the magnum cylinder, then a friggin' antique axe (blade nearly a foot tall, probably 7 pounds) in the closet. figured if I got to my axe and could make the first swing, there would be nothing left alive. It would sucked to be the poor dumb SOB who put their hand through my screen, that's for damn sure ...

Currently my Glock 24 Longslide .40cal with a Streamlight Lazer/Light on the rail.

1911

Judge with 5 Federal's 000 buckshot shells.

glock 22

In the bedside drawer right now there is a Springfield XDm .45 with extra mag, a Springfield XDm 9mm with extra mag, a Kahr CW9 with extra mag, a Kahr CW45 with extra mag, and somewhere squeezed in there is a little Kel-Tec P32 with extra mag, all loaded with hot chambers.

I don't want to be running out of bullets when things go bump in the night and I have to do a little recon by fire...

Sig Mosquito for little bumps in the night; 870 with #4 buck for big bumps.

I would be highly surprised, shocked I tell you, if you had a glock beside your bed. There are a few other things i can think of.

actually holy water and garlic. I got this thing about some of those critters that may have come here from the ol country. You think i'm kidding, not!!

We have a king size Tempurpedic bed which is actually two twin size mattresses on a king size bed frame. This Beretta PX4 Storm .45 acp with a Lazer/Light on the rail fits snugly between the two mattresses where it's only inches away should I need it. The light lets me make sure it's a bad guy before I put out HIS lights

5" 1911
Flashlight
Extra magazine
prescription glasses (something many contact lens wearers overlook)

Same one that a I normally keep on my hip, a Sig 229 (.357) with a light. Familiarity ..........

George

Glock 21 with tlr-1 mounted. Holstered on my duty belt.

But there is also an ithaca ds-police special loaded with 00. And my m-4

Glock 19, SBH .44 Mag, BH .44 Special, or a BH .41 Mag.

Springfield XD 40 wearing a laser and loaded with Remington 180JHPs, spare mag loaded likewise and a Surefire Z2. It all stays inside a Gun vault on my nightstand.

Sig P 226 tac-ops 40 S&W 140 gr TAC-XP's
Colt 5" 45 ACP 230 gr Speer gold dots
Springfield TM 45 ACP 185 gr TAC-XP's
Armalite AR-10 308 Winchester 60 round custom drum with 130 gr TTSX's
PSA 223 55 gr TSX's
Rem 870 pump 12 ga 10 rounder staggered with Brenekke KO slugs and Winchester Super Double X #1 copper plated buck
Mossberg 590 12 ga 9 rounds of the Winchester #1 buck

Gunner

I have a 1991-A1 handy.

glock 22 16 rounds of some hollow point schit I swapped from the department.

and a bitchie ol' lady, a cat, and three pissed off corgi's

You still got them danged Corgis? I thought you were gonna upgrade.

Glock 21 ....13+1 45 ACP....................Hb

Nothing bedside. I doubt they will get by my triple layer security system: Alarm, Dog, Wife (wakes up if a pin drops). A few steps away is a shotgun if needed.

Probably a needless reminder to all, but according to what I've been told, nightstands are one of the first places bad guys look for firearms when they break in. Whatever you have there, keep it somewhere safe when you're away.

A XD .45 with a CT laser. Also a 600 lumen Fenix and a set of Walker Game Ears. Of course there are multi other guns within 10 feet or so.

A handgun, a flashlight
AND the dog's bed by the bedroom door to the hall.

Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm with VTAC night sights and and a rail mounted flashlight, extra mag

Right now, it's a Kahr P9 OR a Beretta 84 beside the bed, and a short barrel 870 20 ga. with buckshot near to hand.

Two Golden Retrivers sleep in our room also...

The handgun goes IWB when I get up, and stays there all day.

In the winter, it's usually a Beretta 92

Virgil B.

Eighty pound Chesapeake in the attached garage; eight pound Papillion with radar ears and a wake-the-dead, hair-trigger bark on the end of the bed; S&W 627 w/8 125 grain HP's in the wheel and sixteen more in full-moon clips bedside; Maglite that's big enough to use for a club if the .357 doesn't work

Glock 19

Glock 17, 147gr XTP, tritium sights.

Happy b-day amigo.

What I've been wearing that day (usually a Glock) goes from my hip to bedside as I undress. 870 and a double (both with 00) are parked in a cabinet bedside as well.

very silly

really

snake

mossberg 500 pump with an 18 inch barrel.

SU-16 with a streamlkight Xenon bulb light and lazer combo, both go on with a single flip of one large switch. Chamber is loaded with the safety on, 30 round plastic magazine atatched, 31 total rounds of 62GR soft point ammo. And of course my RIA Tactical 10 with 180gr Gold Dots.

First Thing I Do, Release My Bulldog And My Doberman Mut. Then, My Xd40, With Light And Extra Mag Go OnThe Prowl. Wife HaS Her P22 OnHer Side, And My Glock 23 Is Under The Tv.

yes I do.

I need a couple of them dawgs u got, but im skeered

Ha!

.45lc Ruger Vaquero

Colt Combat Elite, Federal HST 230gr +P, an extra mag
elsewhere in the house is a G34, with whatever +p ammo I can find for it
and a AR of some sort, at the moment a 6940 Colt.

Glock 22

12 ga. Rem 870 in closet.

Just saw this!! Thanks bro!!!

.470 N.E. with solids.

870
18.5" mod choke barrel w/ rifle night sights.
Wilson Combat mag extension.
Magpul forend w/ TLR1 weapon light.

I like it.

Man, I think you need HP 's.

currently it's a Ruger SR22 with a couple mags of PP's and a Mountain Gun 45 Colt with a few speed loaders.

Soon, it will be a M&P CORE 40 with a tbd red dot sight.

+1 on the prescription glasses for us contact lens wearers. Also electronic ear muffs. 45s are REALLY loud in a closed room. (Also the electronic ear muffs somewhat improve your hearing as things go bump outside the bedroom door.)

the Springfield 1911-A1 with Surefire X300 rests on the bedside table.
The 870 and the Spikes Tactical AR are a short reach away. You just never know what you might be faced with.
I keep several good flashlights handy as well. The doors and windows are always locked at night, and they are sturdy. No one is just going to walk in.

Glock 21 .45 with white light.

A whole bunch of 230 grain Gold Dots in the mags are enough to change just about anyone's thinking errors about who should be in "Castle Mackay".

Tarus .357

M1 carbine. 15round mag loaded alternateing fmj,HP, Sp,'til its full.