Bored tonite. Let's see some house guns

[MrG5122]

Who has an AR as their primary home defense weapon?

This plus a 1911 sleep with me every night.





I know it's not a S&W but it used to be a Windham SRC.
11" Troy Alpha Rail
Troy flip up front sight
GI flip up rear sight
Magpul butt stock and foregrip
Geissele SDE trigger group
14.5" MMC barrel. 1:8. Pinned and welded YHM flash hider.
Magpul ASAP sling point and sling.
Trijicon Reflex dot sight. (no batteries needed)
Streamlight Tr1-s.
Magpul BAD lever
Troy ambi mag release
Stag LH selector
BCM Gunfighter ambi charging handle.

Yes, I'm a southpaw.

 

[Cal44]

Well, here is an old school version:

Browning BLR in 308 Winchester

 

[MrG5122]

Well, here is an old school version:

Browning BLR in 308 Winchester

That'll work.

 

[Tadeus67]

Ranch Rifle in .223 remington. Keeps my sleep peaceful

 

[Bigdog357]

Here are a couple of my home defense weapons. The AR15 is an Armalite, The pistol is a Para PX1445

 

[ibewbull]

The 21 SXS came out for a op.
#6 and #4 with buck in reserve.

 

[MrG5122]

Here are a couple of my home defense weapons. The AR15 is an Armalite, The pistol is a Para PX1445

Nice pistol. I keep looking at Para's and waiting for someone to talk me out of buying one. WAIT! Here comes MrsG.

 

[Bigdog357]

Thanks, the Para is a sweet shooter. I stopped telling my wife about my gun purchases a long time ago Makes my life easier. Here is a couple more toys

 

[legelegel]

Remington 870 Express Tactical

My Remington 870 Express Tactical 12 Gauge (18" Barrel) is just like the one pictured here. It came stock with the double pistol grips. It has 7+1 rounds of Winchester Super X (3"-00B, 15 Pellets) in it.

Remington may not be making these now. I purchased mine new over three years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0saM13gSNI​

 

[Ranger98]

For things that go "Bump" in the night..

 

[JaPes]

House guns as in home defense? For my environment and skill level, my primary home defense firearm is a Glock 17 Gen4 equipped with as many unfair advantages as possible. Suppressors are illegal in IL, so the best I could do was the compensator. I thought it wouldn't do jack, but it really does work. I also tuned the trigger to my liking.

This will be replaced soon. I have a similarly equipped Glock 22 Gen4 that is being milled for a Trijicon RMR and having suppressor height night sights installed. When that's complete, I will have every unfair advantage possible in and mounted to a handgun. I know people will ask why a Glock when X is so much better. While Glocks aren't my favorite pistol, I don't hate them either. I learned to shoot a pistol using a Glock 19. Because of this, shooting a Glock is natural for me. It feels like an extension of my will.

Otherwise, if I need a rifle:

^It's like an AR, AK, and Styer Aug had a three-way and conceived a child. The only things I've done to it was remove the extra spring from the trigger pack, transfer over my EoTech, and got sling for it. It's pretty much good to go right out of the box.

Oddly enough I only have one shotgun. I never get out to practice with it, so it's out of the running. I don't have the skill level to reliably employ a shotgun under stress.

 

[ColbyBruce]

My first Glock 19

I did not like the finger groove frame and gave this to my son, then got myself a gen. II Glock 19. My son bought a couple of 33 round mags for it and uses it as his house gun.

 

[Mule Packer]

I've always figured that if some intruder wakes me up in the middle of the night out of stage 5 sleep, I'm probably gonna be kinda groggy.

As a result, my aim with a handgun or rifle won't be that reliable. So, to compensate for 1) being groggy and 2) being undoubtedly nervous, I've opted to have one of these close by, along with several rounds of double-ought buck. We live out in the country. It's just my wife and me, so I'm not worried about any shot penetrating walls.

Still, that being said, I also keep a handgun on the nightstand, just in case.

 

[schgsd]

The house brands out here in the woods are Mossberg, Smith and Wesson, STEYR Mannlicher, and Marlin. Just us and the dogs, closest neighbors are half mile away so if something goes through a wall the intruder is the one who needs to be looking out. We keep the magazines full as some of them are 4 legged and have cost us dearly.

 

[Richard Simmons]

Primary handgun, G35 with Lone Wolf 9-40 conversion barrel.

 

[gregintenn]

We load crushed walnut hulls for this old M&P to shoot carpenter bees. I guess that would qualify as "home protection".

 

[Arik]

Nothing fancy

 

[Engine49guy]

This is a little intimidating

 

[fyimo]

Ruger Mini 14 in 223 and a Sig P228

Mini 14



Sig P228

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

Moved from the farm to a condo a few months back, so the house gun is an old Akron PD 870 with 7.5 bird shot (the 7 year old girl next store is only a frame wall away) and a Model 49 always in my pocket. (I'm in City Limits, but there is a menacing ground hog 127 yards out my bedroom window; When he comes out to sun himself in the spring I'll just have to defend the homestead with a suppressed AR-15) Ivan

If you think I"ll be the one to talk you out of Para-Ordnance, not a chance. I have 2 small LDA Para-Carry's. They shoot very well!