Dedicated "nightstand" guns

fredj338 · Jan 11, 2015

Jmo, leaving your gun open on a night stand, just asking for trouble unless you are a really light sleeper. I do have a dedicated house gun, usp/40, it wears a weapon light. It gets locked up during the day.

mustangman · Jan 12, 2015

I keep 2 within reach. Shield .40, and Sig SP2022 .40, with light, both with 165gr Gold Dot JHPs.

xray97 · Jan 12, 2015

Glock g27.

wrhk33 · Jan 12, 2015

SIG 229 in .40 W/ Speer gold dots. For a long while I used a SW 625.

Sgt.Peck · Jan 12, 2015

My nightstand gun is a Glock 19 with a weapon light mounted on the rail. If I get unexpectedly awakened, I don't want to be fumbling for a flashlight. At the foot of the bed is an 870 with a dedicated forearm weapon light as well. Nice to have choices.

Rpg · Jan 12, 2015

No 'dedicated' night stand gun. Just the 1911 I carry.

mgriffin · Jan 12, 2015

Colt 1911 .45 cocked and locked!

jeeps · Jan 12, 2015

The goodLord and roit & carrygun.Get off my lawn!!

Ranger98 · Jan 12, 2015

S & W Governor

David R · Jan 12, 2015

The CC of the day still in its holster on the night stand. One gun out at a time. No loaded guns in the house when I am not there. I don't need to get shot by my own gun or have them stolen.

Usually my CC of the day is a 637 with CT laser. One large flashlight always sits there too.
It can also be a Charter Arms Bulldog, or a Colt Officers Model 45. These both have no laser.

I find the missus is more comfortable with my gun laying around in a holster. I have no problem with that. She is also more comfortable when I am carrying.

Away in a hotel, the flashlight and 38 are good piece of mind.

David

MrJT · Jan 12, 2015

fredj338 said:
Jmo, leaving your gun open on a night stand, just asking for trouble unless you are a really light sleeper. I do have a dedicated house gun, usp/40, it wears a weapon light. It gets locked up during the day.

I'm sure many, like myself, sleep with a locked door. Only a skilled lock picker will enter my room at night without me hearing.

ocinsomniac · Jan 12, 2015

MP 9 FS w/Viridian C5L laser/strobe under one side of the pillow, Shield 40 under the other side, Mossberg 930 SPX Blackwater Edition 12 gauge under the bed. Alarm system lets us know if any doors or windows that have been breeched. Dog acts as a backup alarm.

Protected One · Jan 12, 2015

ocinsomniac said:
MP 9 FS w/Viridian C5L laser/strobe under one side of the pillow, Shield 40 under the other side.

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MichiganScott · Jan 12, 2015

M&P9 FS with a TLR-1 weapon light and spare magazine. I also keep a Polytac flashlight in the drawer so I don't have to use the TLR-1 for general lighting.

Brian41 · Jan 12, 2015

Model 66 with 2 1/2 inch barrel. My wife is most comfortable with revolvers and my preference as well.

FloridaFlier · Jan 12, 2015

686+ with 2.5" barrel. Loaded with 7 rounds of .38 special+P.

Arik · Jan 12, 2015

Carry gun does everything. Carry, range, nightstand.

brucev · Jan 12, 2015

Current night stand gun setup? For many years... a G-22 loaded w/ some nice user friendly 180 gr. JHP's. Before that it was a Springfield 1911-A1 Milspec loaded with .45 ACP JHP's. Nowadays it's generally a RIA 1911-A1 loaded w/ 230 gr. hardball. Since it is currently have a new front sight fitted, a S&W 21-4TR is on the night stand loaded with some old school Winchester 246 gr. LRN ammo. Sincerely. brucev.

RaginRog · Jan 12, 2015

P226 in .40 with CT laser on the rail, and a Shield 9mm. It's actually on a high closet shelf because I have 18 month old twins that can get in our night stands.

Voyager28 · Jan 12, 2015

S&W 19-4 loaded with Hornady Critical Defense .357 Mags. Lives there 24/7/365. (Except when I take it to the range for some exercise)

Bob

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