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do not have any currently, but am in the market for a simple 9

 

Buy a revolver. .357 Mag, which also chambers .38 Special. You can use proper bullets, some of which cause problems with a semi-auto. Safer, and much more reliable. I'm assuming you want a piece that you hope you never have to use - don't buy one of the cheap semis - false economy.

 

If you are bent on a 9MM, IIRC Ruger or Taurus sells a revolver so chambered.

 

I recommend purchasing a used revolver from a local gun shop.

 

And get some training.

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Buy a revolver. .357 Mag, which also chambers .38 Special. You can use proper bullets, some of which cause problems with a semi-auto. Safer, and much more reliable. I'm assuming you want a piece that you hope you never have to use - don't buy one of the cheap semis - false economy.

 

If you are bent on a 9MM, IIRC Ruger or Taurus sells a revolver so chambered.

 

I recommend purchasing a used revolver from a local gun shop.

 

And get some training.

 

 

What was that finger print safe thing you linked a while back? That sounded like a great idea for someone worried about storage.

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"leave it to a Wop to bring a knife to a gun fight" Sean Connery, the untouchables. :blink:

 

That way I can make myself dinner before you blow me away. It's an Italian/Chef thing.

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8 here, 6 handguns 2 long guns. The most prized of my collection, 1943 Ithaca 1911A1 which was my grandfathers sidearm in Europe.

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Do a search - commonly available items.

 

 

Thanks! :blink:

 

I thought you had a brand name that was supposed to be better? Grumpy old bastards are usually the people to ask about his stuff. My bad.

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Three ... a couple .22 rifles and a .22 cal semi-auto.

 

Wish I could've kept the .50 cal machine gun when I got of the Marines ... :blink:

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Wish I could've kept the .50 cal machine gun when I got of the Marines ... :blink:

 

What's the matter, you couldn't fit it under your jacket when you left?

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couple 12g, 20g, Rifle, new bone collector Muzzleloader, 2 22's, A nice Gamo, a couple of bows....

 

I have my carried concealed permit as well.

 

You do not want to break in my house I'll just leave it at that.

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Thanks! :blink:

 

I thought you had a brand name that was supposed to be better? Grumpy old bastards are usually the people to ask about his stuff. My bad.

 

Grumpy young bastards think that if they snap their fingers, all must dance attendance. Your bad.

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What's the matter, you couldn't fit it under your jacket when you left?

Ah, jacket :blink: I tried putting it down my pants!

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Buy a revolver. .357 Mag, which also chambers .38 Special. You can use proper bullets, some of which cause problems with a semi-auto. Safer, and much more reliable. I'm assuming you want a piece that you hope you never have to use - don't buy one of the cheap semis - false economy.

 

If you are bent on a 9MM, IIRC Ruger or Taurus sells a revolver so chambered.

 

I recommend purchasing a used revolver from a local gun shop.

 

And get some training.

 

 

P95 Ruger,$300 retail. Very good rep.

 

Thanks for the advice guys! You assume correctly, Cincy.

 

I was looking at some different Taurus models before. I'll check out the Ruger too.

 

and yes, I have some experience with guns but would definitely get some more if I was going to keep a gun in the house.

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I own three handguns, a rifle and a shotgun. Competitive shooting is a hobby I've participated in since my early teens.

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couple 12g, 20g, Rifle, new bone collector Muzzleloader, 2 22's, A nice Gamo, a couple of bows....

 

I have my carried concealed permit as well.

 

You do not want to break in my house I'll just leave it at that.

 

 

couple 12g, 20g, Rifle, new bone collector Muzzleloader, 2 22's, A nice Gamo, a couple of bows....

 

I have my carried concealed permit as well.

 

You do not want to break in my house I'll just leave it at that.

 

Nice double play Tom, Joe Mistretta and Chris Brink would be proud! :blink:

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