defend the home
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Hey, Sisky - that is a great idea !
I have to go look that up. Henrys are expensive, but
it would be worth it.
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Hey, Sisky - that is a great idea !
I have to go look that up. Henrys are expensive, but
it would be worth it.
Hey, Sisky - that is a great idea !
I have to go look that up. Henrys are expensive, but
it would be worth it.
heck yeah. makes a great gift for a son like 13 or so too if you have one. maybe their favorite gift ever(!). i know i wish i had gotten one.
a ruger 10/22 backed up by an AR-7 would keep a family living in the right place eating well for a really long time. and .22 ammo is cheap enough you can plink your ass off and/or teach the boy right. or the trunk thing for if you get a flat (on the beltway in D.C. at night
)if you have a local Gander Mtn or Cabela's i've seen them there. finding them on the used/discounted table to me is a big enough score to swoop in for a quick check whenever i'm in the area passing by. or even call/leave a contact # if they get some used.
here's Marlin's option for a breakdownable .22 with a much newer design than the AR-7.
i've never shot one though and fwiw the fella in the vid has never shot a henry AR-7 lol.
new Marlin technology vs. a time tested design probably=what feels good in your hand imo.
lol egos are funny.
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I'd just get a 9mm and a concealed carry permit.
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get a concealed carry permit, and if you cannot qualify for because of a prior felony or anything else. get a wooden baseball bat and drive large nails thru it at the end. Just dont strike out.
sure, hey felons, drive some nails in so the jury can see it was premeditated--brilliant!!
no offense but driving around and/or simply carrying around a spiked bat is straight amateur hour T>>>there's no one a cop would rather bust, regardless of who started it. that's definitely asking for more trouble.
imo you'd be much better off getting a blade with a deep choil, like the spyderco lava. 1.75" blade is short enough you can legally conceal it w/out catching an additional charge.
a phenomenal combat knife and extremely difficult to wrestle from your hand. i love mine--it's become my (EDC) every day pocket knife now.
sorry about the weirdo in the vid.
sure, hey felons, drive some nails in so the jury can see it was premeditated--brilliant!!
no offense but driving around and/or simply carrying around a spiked bat is straight amateur hour T>>>there's no one a cop would rather bust, regardless of who started it. that's definitely asking for more trouble.
imo you'd be much better off getting a blade with a deep choil, like the spyderco lava. 1.75" blade is short enough you can legally conceal it w/out catching an additional charge.
a phenomenal combat knife and extremely difficult to wrestle from your hand. i love mine--it's become my (EDC) every day pocket knife now.
sorry about the weirdo in the vid.
I've had one of these for a few years. They are awesome. You can clip it to your pants/belt or put it in your pocket.
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If it were me, I'd just pick the one that feels the best in your hand, and perhaps in your Wife's hand, and consider the price.
Both seem to be extremely high quality guns.
We bought a SCCX I think it was, an American company that just makes the 9mm models. I use the extended finger jobbie on the clips
since it isn't very big.
Pretty good question. There's probably a couple of guys here who can tell you from a more professional point of view.
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I went to check out the Taurus Judge, that is a nice weapon. I'm not a revolver fan even though I own a few but I think I am going to have to add this one.
There is another youtube called the Judge vs. the watermelon.
I went to check out the Taurus Judge, that is a nice weapon. I'm not a revolver fan even though I own a few but I think I am going to have to add this one.
There is another youtube called the Judge vs. the watermelon.
I like revolvers for ease of use, and nothing is as reliable.
Re-load is the drawback, but when you get down to it, if you are having to re-load, you've probably lost anyway.
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My H&R .22 revolver is a NINE shot.
I wouldn't have to reload ! GGG
Well, and the clip for our 9 mm I think is a ten? shot.
We haven't made it out back or to a shooting range to fire it yet.
Farming, too busy... @@
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