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What is the best closemquaters non Nfa
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I'm being serious. I know...a stretch, but for real.
I hope he'll post a correction in a few minutes.
I hope he'll post a correction in a few minutes.
Bernie? Is that you?
If Joe Biden had a gun question...
The best CQB, non NFA, for a hard-core gun owner with a lot of experience who plans on taking training courses in using a combat carbine is not going to be the same gun as what a normal casual gun owner should have,
nor would it be a gun that you would expect his wife to be able to pick up and use in an emergency.
I think a good TYPE of home defense long gun is a pistol caliber carbine, 16" barrel, or maybe (for extra $) a 10" barrel with a 6" long fake suppressor or other muzzle accessory welded in place).
It should shoot 9 mm ammunition if a beginner or lady is going to be using it. To minimize overpenetration, select your ammunition carefully.
High velocity 115 grain premium hollow points should be a very good choice.
Low recoil, lower noise than a .223 or 7.62 rifle round fired indoors,
still has decent stopping power, and 9 mm carbines typically use pistol magazines that hold either 17 rounds or 33 rounds, or their own proprietary magazines that hold 25 or 30 rounds.
That should be enough.
nor would it be a gun that you would expect his wife to be able to pick up and use in an emergency.
I think a good TYPE of home defense long gun is a pistol caliber carbine, 16" barrel, or maybe (for extra $) a 10" barrel with a 6" long fake suppressor or other muzzle accessory welded in place).
It should shoot 9 mm ammunition if a beginner or lady is going to be using it. To minimize overpenetration, select your ammunition carefully.
High velocity 115 grain premium hollow points should be a very good choice.
Low recoil, lower noise than a .223 or 7.62 rifle round fired indoors,
still has decent stopping power, and 9 mm carbines typically use pistol magazines that hold either 17 rounds or 33 rounds, or their own proprietary magazines that hold 25 or 30 rounds.
That should be enough.
JR carbine. "Just Right" carbine.
Comes in several pistol calibers.
I'd recommend a 9 mm.
Uses Glock pistol magazines. I'd have one of those 33 round magazines intended for the Glock 18 machine pistol.
Comes in several pistol calibers.
I'd recommend a 9 mm.
Uses Glock pistol magazines. I'd have one of those 33 round magazines intended for the Glock 18 machine pistol.
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I just want to get my stuff sold and get gone again.
It’s really a shame because I miss you crazy dudes.
