Calling all gun owners

[DanielR]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

What I meant was some guns are made with intent to assault or defend self. sure you can hunt with any weapon, but how many hunters huntin with a uzzie or ak47???

I've never made it my practice to ask hunters what kind of gun they use when they hunt, so I wouldn't know how to answer that correctly.

I like using a steak knife to spead butter

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by ChTatum

Not a poor comparison, IMO. If someone desires to kill, they will use whatever means available.

I understand about stirring the pot, just with no smilies or anything to alert me, I responded.

BTW, I seriously doubt the only knives you have are butter knives.

Yeah, i did quick reply, no smiles.

But I would like some input on a good handgun not to put a cap in someone but to take with me on fishing trips. never know what will come up on ya.

[DanielR]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Yeah, i did quick reply, no smiles.

But I would like some input on a good handgun not to put a cap in someone but to take with me on fishing trips. never know what will come up on ya.

A good flame thrower is my weapon of choice for those kind of circumstances...that way you can protect yourself and cook dinner all at the same time

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by DanielR

A good flame thrower is my weapon of choice for those kind of circumstances...that way you can protect yourself and cook dinner all at the same time

I'd probably start a forest fire with that thang.

[BrotherEastman]

Originally Posted by DanielR

A good flame thrower is my weapon of choice for those kind of circumstances...that way you can protect yourself and cook dinner all at the same time

I'd rather use an M1 Abrams tank.

[deltaguitar]

hmmm. . .

I am not much of a gun person but I like to have them around. We live in the country and I expect my wife to be able to protect herself.

1 - Glock C17 9mm.
1 - 20 guage shotgun
1 - .22 longrifle

The glock never gets shot because 9mm rounds are expensive. It will hold 18 shots but I only have 5 rounds loaded because I am too cheap to buy more. So if I get in a shootout I am going to have to conserve.

I shoot a lot with the .22 because of all the armadillos around our house. I can't stand those things.

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by deltaguitar

hmmm. . .

I am not much of a gun person but I like to have them around. We live in the country and I expect my wife to be able to protect herself.

1 - Glock C17 9mm.
1 - 20 guage shotgun
1 - .22 longrifle

The glock never gets shot because 9mm rounds are expensive. It will hold 18 shots but I only have 5 rounds loaded because I am too cheap to buy more. So if I get in a shootout I am going to have to conserve.

I shoot a lot with the .22 because of all the armadillos around our house. I can't stand those things.

Leave the 9mm on the shelf if you want protection. That 20 gauge will do a much better job.

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Yeah, i did quick reply, no smiles.

But I would like some input on a good handgun not to put a cap in someone but to take with me on fishing trips. never know what will come up on ya.

BUMP Any advice from the apostolic militia???

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Yeah, i did quick reply, no smiles.

But I would like some input on a good handgun not to put a cap in someone but to take with me on fishing trips. never know what will come up on ya.

My favorite handgun is a Colt Python .357 It's the perfect size for carrying and has plenty of knockdown power.

Personally I prefer a revolver to a semi auto, but that is just me.

[DividedThigh]

if you want a handgun to carry on a fishin trip of easy to carry, buy a snub nose 38 smith and wesson or colt, easy to carry dependable, and 38s can be purchased cheaply, baron i like the python too, but i am a 45 acp guy, over the years i have owned a lot of smiths though, dt