Pistol caliber arguments are dumb

[midnight rambler]

That said, make mine a pistol in 5.56 (at least 2,200 fps).

A 9sillymeter is as effective as a .44 magnum.

You can jump to 7:38 to get to the meat (pardon the pun).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6kUvi72s0Y

[midnight rambler]

Useful info - Best Choices for Self Defense Ammo -

http://www.ar15.com/ammo/project/Self_Defense_Ammo_FAQ/

[ziero0]

We used to use a .22 rifle to kill 1,500 lb cows. They work for squirrels and rabbits too.

[Jewboo]

A 9sillymeter is as effective as a .44 magnum.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhfKSXWLNxg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=GNtPHYwcDts

Great post MR. After spending an hour following the links I'm now seriously considering buying a Glock 42 and using Hydra-Shok.

:D

[midnight rambler]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhfKSXWLNxg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=GNtPHYwcDts

Great post MR. After spending an hour following the links I'm now seriously considering buying a Glock 42 and using Hydra-Shok.

:D

Good choice. I’ve a Glock 42 myself however lately I’ve gone with appendix carry and I don’t like the idea of a semi auto pointed at my groin so I either carry a LCR* or SP101 with 2.25" barrel appendix carry, loaded with Underwood .38 +p+ using Gold Bullets.

*I learned the hard way that the LCR in rimfire totally sucks - the trigger pull is atrocious (it needs that heavy DA trigger pull for reliability)

[Tumbleweed]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6kUvi72s0Y

That video is describing what they're going to do to us when they send the SWAT teams out to round up all us anti-semite, domestic terrorists.

I shoot a Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 magnum best but it's to big to be packing around all the time. What I pack most of the time is a Glock 33 in .357 sig but it will convert to 9mm or 40 smith Wesson in a couple of minutes. I pack a couple of pocket guns most of the time too. :)

[midnight rambler]

What I pack most of the time is a Glock 33 in .357 sig but it will convert to 9mm or 40 smith Wesson in a couple of minutes.

You're going to have reliability issues if you don't swap out that .40 S&W/.357 Sig extractor and ejector when you install a 9mm conversion barrel. Sounds great in theory, but practice doesn't work out so well in that sort of swap without installing the 9mm extractor and ejector. Target practice with cheaper 9mm is one thing however I would not rely on the .40/.357 Sig parts when utilizing 9mm for a carry gun, could be a very regrettable mistake.

[midnight rambler]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhfKSXWLNxg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=GNtPHYwcDts

Great post MR. After spending an hour following the links I'm now seriously considering buying a Glock 42 and using Hydra-Shok.

:D

Here ya go Book, better ballistics than Hydra Shok, and this one is a good penetrator too.

https://www.underwoodammo.com/collections/handgun-ammo/products/380-acp-p-90-grain-xtp-jacketed-hollow-point?variant=18785726398521

[Tumbleweed]

You're going to have reliability issues if you don't swap out that .40 S&W/.357 Sig extractor and ejector when you install a 9mm conversion barrel. Sounds great in theory, but practice doesn't work out so well in that sort of swap without installing the 9mm extractor and ejector. Target practice with cheaper 9mm is one thing however I would not rely on the .40/.357 Sig parts when utilizing 9mm for a carry gun, could be a very regrettable mistake.

I haven't had any trouble switching from .357 to 9mm yet and I do use the 9mm to practice with. I have the .40 SW barrel just incase ammo gets hard to come by and then I'd have another way to go.

Shot a cow square in the head with the 357 round a few days ago and that was the end for her.

[Jewboo]

I’ve a Glock 42 myself however lately I’ve gone with appendix carry and I don’t like the idea of a semi auto pointed at my groin so I either carry a LCR* or SP101 with 2.25" barrel appendix carry...



https://gunblast.com/images/Ruger-LCR/DSC06148.JPG

I need a front pocket cargo shorts concealed weapon for hot 100-degree Summer days.

:(??

Walther PPK/S is very safe with one in the chamber but much too heavy.

Any more thoughts on the Glock 42 or something hopefully even better for front pocket cargo shorts?

https://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lounge/media/awib-comfort-featured-lounge.jpg

[Tumbleweed]

I have quite a few pocket guns in .22 magnum, 380 and 32 auto. The video below is of a model of pocket gun that I carry a lot and I really like it. It ain't much but I sure as hell wouldn't want to get shot with one either.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta-ekVR0rX4

[Tumbleweed]

I need a front pocket cargo shorts concealed weapon for hot 100-degree Summer days.



On really hot days I carry my Glock 33 in a Galco Jackass rig with a canted holster. It's really comfortable and I wear it next to my skin and with a loose shirt that's untucked. In the video below the guy shows the jackass rigs and one of them is with the canted holster.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YdsCLp27bs

[midnight rambler]

https://gunblast.com/images/Ruger-LCR/DSC06148.JPG

I need a front pocket cargo shorts concealed weapon for hot 100-degree Summer days.

:(??

Walther PPK/S is very safe with one in the chamber but much too heavy.

Any more thoughts on the Glock 42 or something hopefully even better for front pocket cargo shorts?

https://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lounge/media/awib-comfort-featured-lounge.jpg


The LCP II is a great pocket pistol.

[Jewboo]

The LCP II is a great pocket pistol.

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161122/cda56467254813add0c28d97cdfa00a0.jpg

[midnight rambler]

Book, the LCP II disappears into your pocket, the G42 not so much...in fact it prints big time in your front pocket.

I have both and I've compared them. The G42 is no pocket pistol unless in your back pocket with something to keep it from printing there.

[Jewboo]

The video below is of a model of pocket gun that I carry a lot and I really like it. It ain't much but I sure as hell wouldn't want to get shot with one either.




https://v7b7b3s9.ssl.hwcdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/NAA-Lead-e1439767215421.jpg

My neighbor carries one. I wonder if rimfire reliably goes BANG every time the trigger is pulled. We're talking about depending on it with our lives.

:(??

[Jewboo]

Book, the LCP II disappears into your pocket, the G42 not so much...in fact it prints big time in your front pocket.

I have both and I've compared them. The G42 is no pocket pistol unless in your back pocket with something to keep it from printing there.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4x11YeGLYw

Exactly the info I needed MR. I'm now 5'-11" 148lbs on my way to 140lbs and can't hide much "concealed" wearing cargo shorts and a tee shirt on hot Summer days.

Did your LCP II go BANG every time you pulled the trigger? Did it need a so-called break-in period to become reliable? That size looks perfect...like the small Kahrs that need a 200-round so-called break-in period (https://www.google.com/search?biw=1920&bih=892&ei=qprTXLiZJJLB-gT5-JroBQ&q=kahr+break-in+period&oq=kahr+break-in+period&gs_l=psy-ab.12...0.0..36566...0.0..0.0.0.......0......gws-wiz.r_yd9V2a9do).

Only $240 local price. It looks perfect for what I need!

:)

[midnight rambler]

My neighbor carries one. I wonder if rimfire reliably goes BANG every time the trigger is pulled. We're talking about depending on it with our lives.

:(??

Speer makes Gold Dot in .22 WMR, so yeah, reliable enough.

https://media.carolinamunitions.com:447/catalog/product/cache/1/image/600x/17f82f742ffe127f42dca9de82fb58b1/2/6/26452.png

https://carolinamunitions.com/speer-ammo-954-gold-dot-22-winchester-mag-40-gr-hollow-point-50-rounds.html?asaid=as0004

[midnight rambler]

Did your LCP II go BANG every time

Haven't shot it enough to determine that. Just ordered a case of 1,000 rounds of .380 auto*, will be burning that ammo through the LCP II this weekend (along with my LCP I 2nd generation).

Have not noted any issues in the online reviews of the LCP II.

*a case of quality 9mm is cheaper than a case of .380 auto

[Jewboo]

...case of 1,000 rounds of .380 auto*, will be burning that ammo through the LCP II this weekend (along with my LCP I 2nd generation).



Please report any misfires/malfunctions on Monday. At only $240 local price this appears to be a no-brainer!

Spare factory LCP II magazine is supposed to be $20 local price. Slide Lock does not work with your older version LCP v1 magazines...

:)

My only worry remains carrying with one in the chamber in a pocket holster with this Single Action trigger. The North American Arms .22 WMR revolver is actually a safer carry...ditto your double action LCP I 2nd generation...

:(

[Tumbleweed]

My neighbor carries one. I wonder if rimfire reliably goes BANG every time the trigger is pulled. We're talking about depending on it with our lives.

:(??

I've got three of the NAA revolvers and I've never had a misfire. I use the NAA "Earl" to shoot mice in the house at night. It has a four inch barrel. I carry one like the one in the video with CCI Max-mag or Hornaday "Critical Defense" rounds.

I carry one of the small ones loaded with bird shot and use it on bulls when they get ornery and to break up fights between them. Had two bulls fighting about a week ago I needed to move and they kept fighting and I was afraid they might run over me in their battle. I used the one with birdshot and hit them in the legs. That broke up the fight and got things moving.

I have a couple of the Ruger LCP's in .380 and they are nice to carry. I've carried them in a shirt pocket and no one ever seems to notice. I've got some Keltec pistols in 380 and .32 auto that are easy to conceal in a lot of ways.

I've tried the "Urban Carry" holsters because they sounded like a good idea but they were miserable to wear and didn't work as well as they are promoted too.

I like to carry a gun in each pocket because I can always get to one if one of my hands is busy. I was in that situation one time and could't get to my gun and I don't want to get caught like that ever again.

I've been carrying a Cobra Tec knife lately too that's pretty nice. Works good, easy to conceal, comes out fast and is razor sharp. Video review below. No knife laws where I live.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sIE-879iLU

[Jewboo]

https://i.imgur.com/kM1BmER.gif

After sleeping on this I awoke decided on the Ruger LCP II. Both of you guys are extremely experienced and thus very knowledgeable about this. Thank you guys!

:) $238 local

[Tumbleweed]

Since this is a thread on handguns and Jewboo has made his decision I thought I'd post this video because I've got a Ruger Super Blackhawk I bought when I got out of high school. I've always enjoyed shooting it and it's been really accurate. It might be part of the reason I'm pretty deaf too. The ammo was always expensive so I reloaded most of my ammo for it. I seldom shoot it any more but when I do I'm amazed that I can hit what I'm aiming for with it consistently. It feels good and it shoots good. :)





Mine is the newer two screw model and I prefer that for the added safety in carrying it. The trigger is really nice too.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgiNrvbQHwU

[midnight rambler]

Since this is a thread on handguns and Jewboo has made his decision I thought I'd post this video because I've got a Ruger Super Blackhawk I bought when I got out of high school. I've always enjoyed shooting it and it's been really accurate. It might be part of the reason I'm pretty deaf too. The ammo was always expensive so I reloaded most of my ammo for it. I seldom shoot it any more but when I do I'm amazed that I can hit what I'm aiming for with it consistently. It feels good and it shoots good. :)





Mine is the newer two screw model and I prefer that for the added safety in carrying it. The trigger is really nice too.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgiNrvbQHwU


A very successful pistol design that's been with us for 146 years, the Colt Peacemaker, "the gun that won the west" aka the Colt single action army. Lawmen carried the SSA decades into the 20th century.

[Jewboo]

Just ordered a case of 1,000 rounds of .380 auto*, will be burning that ammo through the LCP II this weekend

FIVE STARS...THEY ALL LOVE THIS...snappy little gun punishes your hand

:D
(https://www.amazon.com/Hogue-18120-HandAll-Beavertail-Sleeve/dp/B07261Q9S5/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=Hogue+18120&qid=1557494622&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1-fkmrnull)

[hoarder]

Since this is a thread on handguns and Jewboo has made his decision I thought I'd post this video because I've got a Ruger Super Blackhawk I bought when I got out of high school. I've always enjoyed shooting it and it's been really accurate. It might be part of the reason I'm pretty deaf too. The ammo was always expensive so I reloaded most of my ammo for it. I seldom shoot it any more but when I do I'm amazed that I can hit what I'm aiming for with it consistently. It feels good and it shoots good. :)

Mine is the newer two screw model and I prefer that for the added safety in carrying it. The trigger is really nice too.
I had a 2 screw Blackhawk .44 mag years ago. Bought it used and it seemed to be in good shape but when I loaded it I heard a rattling noise. The cylinder was bored too large and the cartridges were flopping around. It was a great shooter in spite of that. I suppose the cartridges weren't any good for reloading after being fired without that needed support.
Mine had a long barrel and I found I didn't carry it often. I ended up with a S&W lightweight 629 with the 4" barrel. Single action revolvers were generally designed for shooting one-handed on horseback. I don't particularly like to shoot them double handed. Everyone should own on once though, just for the sake of our history.
I'd like to add that handgun hunting is a stupid idea made popular in stupid magazines. My hearing is very weak due to firing at predators with large caliber handguns which may reflect poorly on my own intellect.
Before planing on handgun hunting, we should first try to envision hunting with hearing protection...it isn't likely to happen.

[Jewboo]

Haven't shot it enough to determine that. Just ordered a case of 1,000 rounds of .380 auto*, will be burning that ammo through the LCP II this weekend (along with my LCP I 2nd generation).



https://www.hogueinc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/1/8/18120_1.jpg

BUMP FOR MR: Please report your experience with RECOIL and if this little gun punished your hand. I just ordered this Hogue rubber grip (https://www.amazon.com/Hogue-18120-HandAll-Beavertail-Sleeve/dp/B07261Q9S5) from Amazon and might even also wear a glove while breaking in my own Ruger LCPII.

:D

[midnight rambler]

BUMP FOR MR: Please report your experience with RECOIL and if this little gun punished your hand. I just ordered this Hogue rubber grip (https://www.amazon.com/Hogue-18120-HandAll-Beavertail-Sleeve/dp/B07261Q9S5) from Amazon and might even also wear a glove while breaking in my own Ruger LCPII.

:D

Got rained out. I ordered one of those Hogue grips as well.

[Tumbleweed]

I thought this was an interesting video and the fact you don't have to be a US citizen to buy a firearm surprised me. I guess (((they))) want all the invaders well armed.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7fU3MZTuwA

[Tumbleweed]

Another video here I think is interesting on concealed carry positions.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWGYYA6vUbY

[Jewboo]

Another video here I think is interesting on concealed carry positions.

Actually a commercial for why a FRONT POCKET HOLSTER makes the most sense.

:D

[Jewboo]

Got rained out. I ordered one of those Hogue grips as well.

Still waiting for your comprehensive range report about the snappiness and recoil.

:)

[midnight rambler]

I thought this was an interesting video and the fact you don't have to be a US citizen to buy a firearm surprised me. I guess (((they))) want all the invaders well armed.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7fU3MZTuwA


Unfortunately this fellow doesn't comprehend what being a US citizen means and why one should not be a US citizen.

[midnight rambler]

Still waiting for your comprehensive range report about the snappiness and recoil.

:)

Have not a chance to get back out there.

How are you liking that Hogue grip? I installed mine, it's always best to read the instructions first. Having read the instructions then it was a piece of cake.

[Tumbleweed]

Actually a commercial for why a FRONT POCKET HOLSTER makes the most sense.

:D

I usually have one in both front pockets so I can get to one with either hand.

[Jewboo]

I usually have one in both front pockets so I can get to one with either hand.

Next time a thug punches you while shaking your hand you can still shoot him with your left.

:D

[Jewboo]

Have not a chance to get back out there.

How are you liking that Hogue grip? I installed mine, it's always best to read the instructions first. Having read the instructions then it was a piece of cake.

They even showed us how to cut their plastic packaging to make sliders for installing!

:D

[Tumbleweed]

Next time a thug punches you while shaking your hand you can still shoot him with your left.

:D

That's exactly why I carry one in each pocket. A thug wanted to shake my hand one time but he got a good grip on my thumb and wouldn't let go. I had my .44 magnum nearby but couldn't get to it. If that ever happens again I'll be sticking a .22 magnum or .380 in his right ear.

[EE_]

That's exactly why I carry one in each pocket. A thug wanted to shake my hand one time but he got a good grip on my thumb and wouldn't let go. I had my .44 magnum nearby but couldn't get to it. If that ever happens again I'll be sticking a .22 magnum or .380 in his right ear.

I have this one for my Glock 43, pocket carry. I'm pretty happy with it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDeY4OOtEUc&t=183s

And this for IWB (appendix carry)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x4uKchgf7Y

[Tumbleweed]

I've worn out several of these holsters with the Keltec 3AT's and Ruger LCP's.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLz6uI3EFNM

[Jewboo]

I have this one for my Glock 43, pocket carry. I'm pretty happy with it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDeY4OOtEUc&t=183s
]

In the video that guy's Glock obviously PRINTS hugely in that front pocket holster...why most everyone agrees that the Glock can't be carried in a pant pocket.

:D nice try EE

[EE_]

In the video that guy's Glock obviously PRINTS hugely in that front pocket holster...why most everyone agrees that the Glock can't be carried in a pant pocket.

:D nice try EE

I wear longer shirts that cover part of my pockets, for one.
2. Where this country is heading, and soon, having a bulge in your pocket (that might/might not be a gun) will be the least of your worries.

[Tumbleweed]

2. Where this country is heading, and soon, having a bulge in your pocket (that might/might not be a gun) will be the least of your worries.


I like the pocket guns but I think you're right about having more fire power. That's why I like my Glock 33 and my Galco Jackass shoulder rig with the canted holster. I've got eleven rounds in the gun and two 15 round magazines and it doesn't imprint.

[Jewboo]

... I like my Glock 33 and my Galco Jackass shoulder rig with the canted holster. I've got eleven rounds in the gun and two 15 round magazines and it doesn't imprint.



This is fine except when it is 100 degrees outside. What do you wear and what do you carry when it is really really HOT?

:)


http://www.nevadacarry.org/uploads/5/4/2/6/54262223/concealed-nation-via-youtube_orig.jpg

https://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lounge/media/printing-featured.jpg

EE is apparently fine with his obvious PRINTING.

:D

[Tumbleweed]

^ When it's really hot and I want to pack my G33 I wear the shoulder rig under a long-sleeved, loose fitting shirt that's not tucked in. I wear long-sleeved shirts year round for protection from the sun and cuts and scratches while working.

I have various holsters for the 380's and I have one of the holsters like EE posted a video of for a NAA revolvers. Working around home I have pocket holsters that completely cover them that keep the dirt and lent out of them. When I go to town and I'm going to be around some diversity I carry them in my pockets without holsters. the firing pin on them rests in a notch between the chambers on the cylinder so they're safe to carry that way.

I've carried the 380's a lot and everywhere with the Bulldog holsters over the years and no one has ever paid any attention to me. One of my liberal sisters doesn't like it because she knows I carry in those cases. When she starts giving me hell about it I tell her it's because of all the Jews, spics and niggers that are around and that sets her off in another direction. ;D

Most of the time right now around home I'm packing my G33 on my belt with a Blade tech paddle holster and it snaps in and out of it nicely. I don't feel right if I don't have at least one gun on me. :)

I wear high topped western boots and some times I've carried the Keltec 380's with the knife clips on them clipped through the holes in one or both of my boot tops that you use to pull them on with. Lots of ways to keep a gun handy and keep it out of sight.

I wear Wrangler western shirts and the 3AT's and LCP's slip right in the shirt pockets. I snap the flaps over them and no one seems to notice them there either. :) I use used envelopes folded up to keep notes on and with one of those and an ink pen with the LCP there's no imprint. A friend of mine made me an elephant hide IWB holster for an LCP and an alligator hide pouch for a spare magazine.:)

[Jewboo]

^ When it's really hot and I want to pack my G33 I wear the shoulder rig under a long-sleeved, loose fitting shirt that's not tucked in. I wear long-sleeved shirts year round for protection from the sun and cuts and scratches while working.

I have various holsters for the 380's and I have one of the holsters like EE posted a video of for a NAA revolvers. Working around home I have pocket holsters that completely cover them that keep the dirt and lent out of them. When I go to town and I'm going to be around some diversity I carry them in my pockets without holsters. the firing pin on them rests in a notch between the chambers on the cylinder so they're safe to carry that way.

I've carried the 380's a lot and everywhere with the Bulldog holsters over the years and no one has ever paid any attention to me. One of my liberal sisters doesn't like it because she knows I carry in those cases. When she starts giving me hell about it I tell her it's because of all the Jews, spics and niggers that are around and that sets her off in another direction. ;D

Most of the time right now around home I'm packing my G33 on my belt with a Blade tech paddle holster and it snaps in and out of it nicely. I don't feel right if I don't have at least one gun on me. :)

I wear high topped western boots and some times I've carried the Keltec 380's with the knife clips on them clipped through the holes in one or both of my boot tops that you use to pull them on with. Lots of ways to keep a gun handy and keep it out of sight.

I wear Wrangler western shirts and the 3AT's and LCP's slip right in the shirt pockets. I snap the flaps over them and no one seems to notice them there either. :) I use used envelopes folded up to keep notes on and with one of those and an ink pen with the LCP there's no imprint. A friend of mine made me an elephant hide IWB holster for an LCP and an alligator hide pouch for a spare magazine.:)






http://gold-silver.us/forum/image.php?u=3483&dateline=1443729906

Wow Tumbleweed. You took this photo looking in a mirror!

:o

[Tumbleweed]

When I'm working around the house cooking, cleaning and vacuuming I strap on a old west style double loop holster with a Ruger Vacquero in 45 Long Colt. The belt has loops for twenty rounds and it was made by a master gun leather guy. ;D I like guns!

[midnight rambler]

I like guns!

Vita vel nex.

[Tumbleweed]

http://gold-silver.us/forum/image.php?u=3483&dateline=1443729906

Wow Tumbleweed. You took this photo looking in a mirror!

:o


I've been thinking about that today and you probably aren't too far from the truth. :)

[Tumbleweed]

Vita vel nex.

"Life or Death" .......that's for damn sure.

[midnight rambler]

"Life or Death" .......that's for damn sure.

Of course that's a Latin phrase because back in antiquity they 'got it.'

In the real world there is only the quick and the dead.

There is nothing new under the sun.

Same as it ever was. (except for Drag Queen Story Time)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IsSpAOD6K8

[Jewboo]

https://www.hogueinc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/1/8/18120_1.jpg

BUMP FOR MR: Please report your experience with RECOIL and if this little gun punished your hand. I just ordered this Hogue rubber grip (https://www.amazon.com/Hogue-18120-HandAll-Beavertail-Sleeve/dp/B07261Q9S5) from Amazon and might even also wear a glove while breaking in my own Ruger LCPII.

:D

Bump for MR. PM sent months ago. My daily carry now. Feels like someone painfully "punches" my palm as I shoot it but this is the perfect pocket-carry pistol during Summer while wearing cargo shorts.

:)

[Tumbleweed]

In the video below after the 9:00 mark the guy says after a few rounds it will work on your hands and I assume that means it will sore them up a little. Even with a little fatter grip you'll still feel the recoil. Not much you can do about it. I wear some stretchy, rubber coated gloves when I'm going to do a lot of shooting and that seems to help. I get them at Harbor Freight.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6294bsIjaQ

[Jewboo]

I pack a couple of pocket guns most of the time too. :)



I ALSO CARRY A POCKET GUN SINCE I REALIZED THAT I AM NOW 71 YEARS-OLD (https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1567181835341.webm).

:)

[Tumbleweed]

I've got three NAA mini revolvers but I think I need one of the new Breaktop II revolvers. ;)

I use the CCI birdshot he talks about for shooting snakes and also for shooting mice in the house.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH0TmEZFVVQ

[EE_]

I've got three NAA mini revolvers but I think I need one of the new Breaktop II revolvers. ;)

I use the CCI birdshot he talks about for shooting snakes and also for shooting mice in the house.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH0TmEZFVVQ

Nice, but $500 bucks for one with the extra cylinder...ouch!

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=North%20American%20Arms%E2%80%99%2 0Ranger%20II

[Tumbleweed]

Nice, but $500 bucks for one with the extra cylinder...ouch!

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=North%20American%20Arms%E2%80%99%2 0Ranger%20II


Ouch!!! is right but because of the quality and workmanship on the three I already have I don't thing I can live without one of the Breaktop II's.

[old steel]

I'm not allowed to carry up here in cuck country but i keep this on the nightstand since crime is through the roof in my town, especially break in's.

Hope i never have to use it cause then i will be in jail for sure.

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fpascalp2.free.fr%2Fimages%2Fanacon da_45lc_800.jpg&f=1&nofb=1

[woodman]

I ALSO CARRY A POCKET GUN SINCE I REALIZED THAT I AM NOW 71 YEARS-OLD (https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1567181835341.webm).

:)

That was a hilarious video.

I have pistols and a ccp, but I rarely carry unless I am going to a city and I don't do that much anymore. Out here in the country my rifles work just fine for varmints and game.