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Pittbulls kill 2 year old and 5 month old (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=345487)

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17189068)

too bulky bro

You have penis envy over a ****ing gun?

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Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 17189070)

Seriously. I was a range officer and firearms instructor, have received training from some of the best instructors in the country, have fired dozens of different defensive handguns, have been shooting in general for over 50 years, and am an expert pistol shooter.

But what do I know?

:shake:

you live in chicago and shoot refrigerators for fun

i'm just trying to kill a dog

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17189081)

i'm just trying to kill a dog

I think I speak for everyone when I say "good luck with that...

Buy what the **** you want."

I have to say I think it will be a slightly better story if he uses the .22. Plus he already has that gun.

LMAO The actual answer is the largest caliber you're consistently accurate with.

Why not just carry something like bear spray? Pretty difficult to hit one of two dogs that are fighting I would expect.

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Originally Posted by Eleazar (Post 17189104)

Why not just carry something like bear spray? Pretty difficult to hit one of two dogs that are fighting I would expect.

I mean, ideally you put it down BEFORE it's actively engaged in trying to kill your own dog.

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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17189099)

I have to say I think it will be a slightly better story if he uses the .22. Plus he already has that gun.

I have a 9mm. I'd never bring it with me on a walk.

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17188956)

you telling me 38 special isn't enough for a damn dog :facepalm:

38 is fine to kill a dog. My advice is get a 357. You then have a gun that you can shoot 38 or 357 ammo.

You can't go wrong with a smith and wesson revolver.

I own one of these and have no complaints. Other than I wish I spent more and got a 357.

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/smit...ction-revolver

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17189111)

I have a 9mm. I'd never bring it with me on a walk.

I carry every day with a bit more than a 9.

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17189111)

I have a 9mm. I'd never bring it with me on a walk.

Then if you're going to get a gun, get that P365XL Fraz linked. I use it and it's a good gun. Good for CC. And you don't want to be running a bunch of different types of ammo.

I haven't fired a shitload of different CC guns, but that 365XL is a good gun.

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17189081)

you live in chicago and shoot refrigerators for fun

i'm just trying to kill a dog

You know what, Clay? Get a ****ing Hi-Point. It's the gun you deserve.

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Originally Posted by Bwana (Post 17188549)

It definitely packs a wallop, but not as much as you would think, depending how hot the rounds you're running through it. With 2900 ft/lb. muzzle energy, it's going to rock you a little bit. The weight, combined with the muzzle break tame it a little bit. I had a .454 Casull Taurus Raging Bull at one point and that that thing was a lot worse, particularly with hot rounds. Every time I would squeeze a round off with that thing, it felt like my hand was getting hit with a sledge hammer. The .500 is nothing like that.

I generally run 60 rounds through the .500 in the spring in one sitting to get dialed back in, then 20 each time I'm in the mountains. Ammo for the .500 has doubled in price over the last two years as well. Even light rounds are crazy. If a guy is used to shooting a .22, or a 9mm, It will take some rounds down rage to get used to, no doubt about it. With that said, it's a really fun gun to shoot and I would highly recommend picking one up.

I can confirm this although I'd compare it more to hitting a telephone like you're going for a home run with a composite baseball bat.