Handgun Helper

[temeculaguy]

And the seas turned to blood….I guess this is the true barometer of the times, we have gone from economic discussions to guns.

In all seriousness, this is a mercedes/bmw decision, both are excellent. The glock is easier to maintain but has no safety, a fine combat weapon, but not a home defense for the casual user weapon. Actually the sig is just as good, has a safety, but will require a tad more training to become accurate. In either case stay away from the .45’s unless you were in the military and already know how to shoot one. They have too low a capacity and the learning curve is much higher.

I reccommend an 870 shotgun for home defense and a hammerless s&w airweight .38 for personal defense. Hammerless revolvers are old technology but they have a much lower accidental discharge rate and are simple to operate and maintain. The shotgun argument for home defense has many angles, it is more powerful than any handgun, has more versatility as it can take a variety of ammo, it is easier to hit the target under duress for the casual user and they are almost invincible/last forever.

[jpinpb]

The Glock 21 is the old standby. Lots of punch and a double-stack magazine of good old .45 rounds will do the trick. Triple E is a good place to get it. The Glock has very few moving parts and is very reliable. If your hand is smaller, they just came out w/a smaller grip version of this gun. Don’t forget the Sure-Fire weapon light for when those burglars come in the house at night. Just make sure it’s not some drunk guy from PB going to the wrong house or you could get in trouble. Can’t shoot someone for trespassing.

[jpinpb]

The Glock 21 is the old standby. Lots of punch and a double-stack magazine of good old .45 rounds will do the trick. Triple E is a good place to get it. The Glock has very few moving parts and is very reliable. If your hand is smaller, they just came out w/a smaller grip version of this gun. Don’t forget the Sure-Fire weapon light for when those burglars come in the house at night. Just make sure it’s not some drunk guy from PB going to the wrong house or you could get in trouble. Can’t shoot someone for trespassing.

[jpinpb]

The Glock 21 is the old standby. Lots of punch and a double-stack magazine of good old .45 rounds will do the trick. Triple E is a good place to get it. The Glock has very few moving parts and is very reliable. If your hand is smaller, they just came out w/a smaller grip version of this gun. Don’t forget the Sure-Fire weapon light for when those burglars come in the house at night. Just make sure it’s not some drunk guy from PB going to the wrong house or you could get in trouble. Can’t shoot someone for trespassing.

[jpinpb]

The Glock 21 is the old standby. Lots of punch and a double-stack magazine of good old .45 rounds will do the trick. Triple E is a good place to get it. The Glock has very few moving parts and is very reliable. If your hand is smaller, they just came out w/a smaller grip version of this gun. Don’t forget the Sure-Fire weapon light for when those burglars come in the house at night. Just make sure it’s not some drunk guy from PB going to the wrong house or you could get in trouble. Can’t shoot someone for trespassing.

[jpinpb]

The Glock 21 is the old standby. Lots of punch and a double-stack magazine of good old .45 rounds will do the trick. Triple E is a good place to get it. The Glock has very few moving parts and is very reliable. If your hand is smaller, they just came out w/a smaller grip version of this gun. Don’t forget the Sure-Fire weapon light for when those burglars come in the house at night. Just make sure it’s not some drunk guy from PB going to the wrong house or you could get in trouble. Can’t shoot someone for trespassing.

[sd_matt]

Here’s some companies whos every model is reliable. I’m sure there are others but I cant recall.

Beretta
Sig Sauer
Glock
Heckler & Koch
CZ ( I used to own a CZ-75. It will function even with a limp wrist)
Taurus
Smith & Wesson ( revolvers are good but the autos are hit and miss from model to model. I’ve shot three or four )
Ruger ( very reliable but kinda chunky in the hand)

For carrying a couple of good safety options are De-cockers or DAO (double action only).

I hear El Cajon Gun Mart is having a sale, not sure though.

[sd_matt]

Here’s some companies whos every model is reliable. I’m sure there are others but I cant recall.

Beretta
Sig Sauer
Glock
Heckler & Koch
CZ ( I used to own a CZ-75. It will function even with a limp wrist)
Taurus
Smith & Wesson ( revolvers are good but the autos are hit and miss from model to model. I’ve shot three or four )
Ruger ( very reliable but kinda chunky in the hand)

For carrying a couple of good safety options are De-cockers or DAO (double action only).

I hear El Cajon Gun Mart is having a sale, not sure though.

[sd_matt]

Here’s some companies whos every model is reliable. I’m sure there are others but I cant recall.

Beretta
Sig Sauer
Glock
Heckler & Koch
CZ ( I used to own a CZ-75. It will function even with a limp wrist)
Taurus
Smith & Wesson ( revolvers are good but the autos are hit and miss from model to model. I’ve shot three or four )
Ruger ( very reliable but kinda chunky in the hand)

For carrying a couple of good safety options are De-cockers or DAO (double action only).

I hear El Cajon Gun Mart is having a sale, not sure though.

[sd_matt]

Here’s some companies whos every model is reliable. I’m sure there are others but I cant recall.

Beretta
Sig Sauer
Glock
Heckler & Koch
CZ ( I used to own a CZ-75. It will function even with a limp wrist)
Taurus
Smith & Wesson ( revolvers are good but the autos are hit and miss from model to model. I’ve shot three or four )
Ruger ( very reliable but kinda chunky in the hand)

For carrying a couple of good safety options are De-cockers or DAO (double action only).

I hear El Cajon Gun Mart is having a sale, not sure though.

[sd_matt]

Here’s some companies whos every model is reliable. I’m sure there are others but I cant recall.

Beretta
Sig Sauer
Glock
Heckler & Koch
CZ ( I used to own a CZ-75. It will function even with a limp wrist)
Taurus
Smith & Wesson ( revolvers are good but the autos are hit and miss from model to model. I’ve shot three or four )
Ruger ( very reliable but kinda chunky in the hand)

For carrying a couple of good safety options are De-cockers or DAO (double action only).

I hear El Cajon Gun Mart is having a sale, not sure though.

[gandalf]

I’d suggest a Glock if you’re new to handguns. It’s a simple weapon. Easy to maintain. Easy to fire, no safety. Learn how to handle it. Get a safe if you have kids.

[gandalf]

I’d suggest a Glock if you’re new to handguns. It’s a simple weapon. Easy to maintain. Easy to fire, no safety. Learn how to handle it. Get a safe if you have kids.

[gandalf]

I’d suggest a Glock if you’re new to handguns. It’s a simple weapon. Easy to maintain. Easy to fire, no safety. Learn how to handle it. Get a safe if you have kids.

[gandalf]

I’d suggest a Glock if you’re new to handguns. It’s a simple weapon. Easy to maintain. Easy to fire, no safety. Learn how to handle it. Get a safe if you have kids.

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