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Originally Posted by Idaho99ranger
Dont get wrapped up in the 9mm vs .40 vs .45. None of them are manstoppers. Its all about shot placement. Glock, Ruger, S&W and others all make good compact carry guns. Ive always recommended going to a range and spending the money to find out which manufacturer, which caliber, which model works best for you. You can never miss fast enough to win.
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Bigger is better, right??? But seriously, I agree that shot placement is king in any self defense situation. I just figured a small .45 would be different.
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Originally Posted by camodown
The single stack in 45 cal will dig into your hand pretty good especially if your not used to it but I haven't had any problems with xd. I prefer to shoot the 9 in XDS.
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That's what I reading in reviews but I don't plan on any extended shooting extravaganzas.
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Originally Posted by AmericanPride!
Do you have a range you can try different guns? I've got a local place and you pay like $5-$8 for a day rental and you can shoot all guns they rent. Then you can buy a box or 2 of ammo and try out a few different guns.
You might buy the XDs and line the feel...then when you shoot it...
I've been there. Not with my Warthog though.[emoji41]
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Not any that I know of but my family and friends provide an armory to try out
The only Warthog I know of is from Halo.
And for littering this thread with text instead of pictures, here is my Traditions Dual Trigger Muzzleloader:
.257 Weatherby Vanguard (dad won it at an auction):
Pre-'64 Model 70 (was my grandfather's):
