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Lol, don't get me wrong I love practicing with .22s, I just wouldn't feel comfortable cc one
You should be able to do that with any gun you carry...
I've assisted on a few ccw classes and from what I've seen, some small/older women just can't handle a 380/9mm/.38spl. very well. Training can help of course; but if you are comfortable with a reliable .22lr, that's better than nothing. Shoot somebody in the face with a .22lr and let's see how they like it.
I agree...Just saying that the caliber isn't as important as placement. However, a high caliber gives you a great margin for placement error.
I carry a .22Mag NAA as a BUG in my t-shirt pocket. Most of you know by now that Hornady and Winchester have developed some pretty hot .22Mag rounds for short barreled pistols and revolvers. I've done some penetration and expansion tests with both. Out of my NAA they are not very impressive. Out of an 8 inch barreled Excel .22Mag pistol they are very impressive. Out of a PMR-30 I suspect they would be somewhere in between, since it has a shorter barrel than the Excel. CCI Stingers, shot through my Colt Woodsman gave penetration and expansion equal to either of the .22Mag fired from my NAA.
So based on the above, if I carried a .22 it would be loaded with Stingers. 10 Stingers would be better than the 5 .22Mags my NAA holds. And I sure wouldn't bad mouth anyone who made the same choice.
So based on the above, if I carried a .22 it would be loaded with Stingers. 10 Stingers would be better than the 5 .22Mags my NAA holds. And I sure wouldn't bad mouth anyone who made the same choice.
Better than a rock or a stick or a knife or a 9mm that won't fire or a .45 that you won't carry...
C'mon Man somebody gots to say Something bad about a Taurus.......or a rock... ;l
Never have. I have always carried a minimum of .38 special. Not counting the time i carried a keltec p32.
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