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and which firearm is the most popular home defense gun? yeah, that's right. A shotgun! Hmmmmm, I wonder why? Maybe it's because it's simple, reliable, and a proven fight stopper. Now, if I got in a fight with a hoard of badgers, geese, rabbits, and feral cats then yeah, I'm bustin out the stag. But I'll hang on to my boom stick! Shane, this is why I love the forum. A real debate with both sides having facts on top of opinions. I still love ya dude!

Thanks Nick, but I'll pass.

Thanks Tommy

Just make sure it can handle +P ammo. Give them a call and have the serial number in hand, see what they say. Still, Hornady makes a nice standard pressure 38 HD load in the Critical defense line. I use that load in my snubbies, and it's a joy to shoot.

All but that illusive Glock 18! Nick, what's dat mean?

The Bayonne pistol range has the Osama targets, hostage targets, guy with an AK target, guy with an Uzi target, and many many others.

and pics too! congrats though, you're about to enter a world of spending and wanting and drooling for more!

Um, I figured I'd update this. 1. Beretta 92F (which I sold) 2. Glock 19 Gen 3 3. Glock 19 Gen 1 4. Mosin M44 still waiting for that damn public defender two tone!

Tommy, this sport is contagious!

Well, just picked up another Glock. I already have a Generation 3 but I couldn't pass up this one! Generation 1, Trijicon 3 dot night sights, 2 15 round mags (that are marked for LE only) I most certainly drank the Glock juice!

Both! I jut impulsed-bought yesterday. But I've been lusting for a Public Defender for a long long time.

Nope, check what Jeremy said. That's how it's done.

I would rather not. This is not a political theme, just a zombie theme. I'm not gonna stop you but don't make this an O'bama-zombie thread, thanks.

Pete, if you put that bad boy up for sale it won't last long. And you can use the cash for an LCR!

Armament Gunsmithing does upper work to make her NJ compliant as well. He's off of 22, literally Hillside, NJ

FYI, you can't mount the front plastic sight on the gas block becuase of the heat. On a 15-22 sure why not. But stick with metal sights for real applications.

I thought you had one! back to the topic at hand, if you want it BUY IT! Whatever floats your boat brother.

The fact that if I had to pull the trigger 9 32 caliber 85 grain balls moving at 1200FPS hitting you would do a lot more damage than 1 55 grain 22 caliber hollow point moving at 3200FPS. Simple math. Close quarters battle, not open terrain distance shots. Simple, reliable, proven, pump (or semi if your hearts desire) shotgun for home defense.

You know Nick, I don't know if it needed a few hundred rounds of 9mm or something but the trigger felt alot better last night. I know TacticalRyan wasn't pleased with the trigger, but he liked the feel.

How many did you order? I want some too!

I'll stick with my 870. I don't live in the woods so I'm not engaging threats at 100 yards. More like 100 inches. And at room distances nothing, NOTHING beats a pump.

S&W Model 10's are great guns for all around use. HD, plinking or whatever. Good first choice bro. Congrats and pics!

hahaha, that there is funny

They are being replaced because shotguns don't have the capacity or reach of an AR. We are talking indoors here, from me to the guy 5 feet in front of me. Come on Shane, I know you hate pumps and revolvers, but they still have a place in HD/SD applications.

Finally, it runs! Shoots straight, with decent DA trigger pull I might add. 50 rounds of American Eagle and all is well. I think another 50 with no problems and I'll consider this problem solved.