What's on your night stand?

My nightstand pistol is a Glock 30SF .45acp equipped with Trijicon HD night sights. I keep a 13 round magazine in the pistol plus another 13 rounder for reload.

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Glock 22 converted to 357 Sig with Crimson Trace. Wife has Glock 43 with Crimson Trace. A Winchester model 12 (18") in the closet.

Glock 43 in the office, as well as a Colt Pocket in .25. M-1 Carbine in the office.

EDC: Glock 27 converted to 357 Sig for me and Glock 43 for the wife. We have a Glock 17 to replace one of the G43s when I get around to it!
 
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Originally Posted by Hair Trigger
A 12-pack of Trojans and a box of Kleenex.

Hey...that's exactly what you had when we asked this question 10 years ago.

And it's probably the same box of Trojans! :)

I have a S&W 69 loaded with Gold Dot 44 specials in the Fort Knox safe beneath the bed. I have a small child in the house so can't leave an unlocked gun lying around.
 
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Model 59 in nightstand. Model 64 in easy-to-reach furniture in living room.
 
currently on the nightstand, smartcarry holster that works without pants (has it's own wasteband), loaded with a 442-2 and 2 speed strips, a thrunite tc-15 (1000 lumens), and a spiderco sliverax, but i'm thinking about getting an R8 for more rounds and a rail for a weapon light


in the closet, a mossberg 930 spx with a streamlight protac hl-x (1000 lumens plus laser), #4 buck in the tube, and 1 oz slugs in the side saddle
 
I view 'bedside guns' much as I do 'truck guns'....
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Reason being, as a Detective assigned to Residential Burglary for about 10 years, can tell you that when a B&E occurs in your absence (which is about 98% of when all burglaries happen), one of the first places checked/ransacked is your bedroom in a search for the ever-present firearms and/or jewelry.
Next - is the nearby master bathroom medicine cabinet for drugs.
All easily found, easily concealed, and easily moved for drug money.

So, with this in mind my 'bedside hardware' resembles what I'd use in a 'truck gun' role - reliable, dependable, not too expensive and easily replaced.
My side - a Taurus PT92 9mm with several loaded mags nearby.
Wife's side - Taurus SS Judge with first 3 rounds .410 PDX Defender rounds, last two Keith 255 gr LSWC.

Neither of these are anything great - but both work fine and if stolen (which I hope never happens), we've lost nothing of heirloom quality and replacement would not be difficult.
 
My Smith model 226 and flashlight. It is 9mm.
This pistol is the one that looks and feels like a GLOCK!
Smith got sued over it.
I love to shoot it.
It was my duty pistol. Always on top of my night stand, with my riot shotgun and 30-30 rifle next to it.
I am a widower now, and these "friends" keep me company night and day.
 
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