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Preference

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Bob K

Deceased
I'm stealing this from another web site. What is your preferred carry weapon?

Mine is a Colt Mustang 2 loaded with Cor-Bon. Usually I carry a Glock 26.
 
The Little Lady of the house carries a Glock 17, yes full size, I carry a Karr CW9 and we have a Mossberg Tatical 20ga in the house for varmits. (both 2 or 4 legged)
 
Bob K said:
I know better. I think. :rofl1:
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It's my preference, along with a steel shaft pen:thumbsup:
Why?
Because you can take either of them anywhere:yesnod:
A bar, courthouse, police station, airplane, ship...anywhere!

With the proper training and application, either can be deadly, disarming, totally decieving (which aids your defense strategy) and completely unassuming:thumbsup:

...But you're also correct in your assumption...in the right place and time:D
At those times for the time being, I carry my 9.
 
glock 10mm #20 with a 6" wolf barrel

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GLOCK 20 10 AUTO
GLOCK 20
A Perfect 10
The GLOCK 20 in 10 mm provides massive
firepower. The use of the recoil-damping
GLOCK hi-tech polymer considerably reduces
recoil. With muzzle energy of 750 ft lbs with some ammo, and 15 shot magazines makes it effective, at anti personnel use


http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=942

http://www.doubletapammo.com/php/cat...products_id=35

http://forum.grumpysperformance.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=1128
 
grumpyvette said:
glock 10mm #20 with a 6" wolf barrel

20.gif


GLOCK 20 10 AUTO
GLOCK 20
A Perfect 10
The GLOCK 20 in 10 mm provides massive
firepower. The use of the recoil-damping
GLOCK hi-tech polymer considerably reduces
recoil. With muzzle energy of 750 ft lbs with some ammo, and 15 shot magazines makes it effective, at anti personnel use


http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=942

http://www.doubletapammo.com/php/cat...products_id=35

http://forum.grumpysperformance.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=1128
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Nice weapon grump.

BTW-was looking at your site:
http://forum.grumpysperformance.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=1128
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Very cool:thumbsup::yesnod:
 
I carry a Glock model 33. .357 Sig has always been one of my favorite cartridges, and this gun gives a lot of firepower in such a small package.
 
Shadow said:
Well I'll be hog tied and water boarded!
Ya' learn something new every day:thumbsup:

"SIG" has always been short for Sig Sauer.
Never heard it attached to a Glock before.

Thanks Bob:thumbsup:
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Now it also refers tp the cartridge. Us old guys just can't keep up. :D
 
Shadow said:
....shot placement.... :D
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Thank you. Now I can tell a story. I filled a coffee can with sand and packed it pretty solid. Then I shot one time with my 45, 9mm and the 380. The 45 exit was huge but I couldn't see any difference between the 9mm and the 380. These were self defense rounds, not target ammo.
 
Bob K said:
Thank you. Now I can tell a story. I filled a coffee can with sand and packed it pretty solid. Then I shot one time with my 45, 9mm and the 380. The 45 exit was huge but I couldn't see any difference between the 9mm and the 380. These were self defense rounds, not target ammo.
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Ruger LCP

:confused: Bob ,, I think the 380 & a 9 MM are the same diameter, the 380 just has less power.
 
donzee said:
Ruger LCP

:confused: Bob ,, I think the 380 & a 9 MM are the same diameter, the 380 just has less power.
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I'm saying they both punched through the can of sand and I couldn't tell any difference between the exits. They both appeared to do the same damage.
 
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