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What is your Go to War Sidearm?
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Glock Model 20 (assuming I had an adequate supply of ammo available).
The war will have to come to me as I'm going nowhere. After I top off the moat and lay in some more sandbags I will sit with my pile of loaded pistols
and my survival fruitcake and wait for an RPG to knock on my door.
and my survival fruitcake and wait for an RPG to knock on my door.
heeter3
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Being a revolver guy exclusively it would be my model 14 six inch it's the one that will not let me miss no matter how hard hard I try and the ammo and configurations for it are endless.
hyena
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Even though I'm not a 9mm fan, it would be my Browning Hi Power. My first handgun, bought new in 1974. In nearly 50 years, and countless thousands of rounds, it has never - not once - malfunctioned on factory ammunition.
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Should those darned Tasmanians decide to invade the US I would have to say my sidearm of choice would be my Turkish CZ clone. 100% reliable, and the most accurate pistol I own.
Of course. I'd also have an AR15 or three handy as well. At my age I wouldn't be fit for the military, but if they (whomever they may be) come here I'll do what I can.
Of course. I'd also have an AR15 or three handy as well. At my age I wouldn't be fit for the military, but if they (whomever they may be) come here I'll do what I can.
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Not gonna happen.......But..........I'd go with what's been proven time and time again.........1911 in 45acp.
Spurdann
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USGI 1911A1 for me.
Probably this 1971 Browning HP that I bought new, although I too do not like the the 9mm. The other choice would be my standard issue Colt 1911
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A 5.7 X 28mm platform, suppressed. It's my HD weapon and I have enough ammunition to carry me through at least one battle...I think. Then it's whatever I have left.
At 62, it's highly unlikely they'll haul my butt back in but I would go...
At 62, it's highly unlikely they'll haul my butt back in but I would go...
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I'll stick with a Glock 19. Seems to be good enough for the Navy SEALS.
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Grayfox
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Absolutely no doubt, .45acp 1911 would be my first choice. 
However, if it is a war, supplies may get short. Practicality would mean having a 9mm in reserve. I'd go with a Hi-Power or maybe a Sig P-226.
However, if it is a war, supplies may get short. Practicality would mean having a 9mm in reserve. I'd go with a Hi-Power or maybe a Sig P-226.
I know what I'll never carry again - M9, M9A1, or M9A4. Ever.
My carry for my last several years in policing, including SRT, is the Browning High Power MkIII in 40 S&W.
My carry for my last several years in policing, including SRT, is the Browning High Power MkIII in 40 S&W.
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My RIA 1911 on one hip, my Ruger American 45 on the other, full mags and spares for each. M&P15 on my single-point sling, mags in a bandolier. And if I don't fall down from the weight, my Stevens 12 ga pump across my arms with another web belt of buck'n'ball. LoL. I will fall down.
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Mine would be my Glock 19. That is based on reliability, simplicity, ease of maintenance, and availability of parts pretty much anywhere in the world.
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