Riflehunter1776
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Anyone got anymore recs for a home defense gun? I'm good on TTPs. I'm a one man sapper.
just the obvious: a samurai sword and one revolver in each hand?
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just the obvious: a samurai sword and one revolver in each hand?
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I was going to use the claymore sword and an actual claymore.
Riflehunter1776
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there can be only one.
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I guess it's more civilized than the tannerite taxidermy dog, gasoline in the yard sprinklers, and tannerite/ball bearings in the flowerpots along the driveway.
I cant recall anyone who makes a 22 mag in an AR, but i know of a company that makes a 17 hmr AR15 , in a conversion or a complete rifle . Alexander arms is the company. The owner of the company was supposedly instrumental in the development of the 6.5 grendel , another very versatle round for a hunting/ defensive AR. I have an upper in that caliber too, but i take it off after deer season in favor of the 223 upper for all around home and yard protection.
I like the 300 blk out. It was designed for pistol length gas systems, so a short barrel configuration is ideal. I just ordered a 230 gr. mold for casting, so I am going to try some subsonic load development. Think softer lead with a hollowpoint. I know the Barnes 110gr black tipped
pills work well supersonic as well as subsonic too.
Would be curious if the Grendel shoots subsonic well? I have one but it has a 24" bull barrel. I see Alexander Arms has the Grendel in pistol length. That might be a fun project.
No on subsonic Grendel.
The supers do still move pretty good out of the shorter barrels, though.
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Wow, i think i just talked myself into building another 6.5 grendel. This one an 11 inch pistol. Ive built a 24" , 20", and 18" grendel for my son, me, and my daughter respectively. Love that little round !
Yea, a grendel pistol works great as a true multipurpose firearm. The short powder colume holds up well out of an 11inch pistol barrel . Short, very compact for up close work and trajectory works out to 300 yards without much brainwork. Still carries the energy to be a solid bambi stopper at 200+. Hard to argue with the numbers for how small the rig is.
Wow, i think i just talked myself into building another 6.5 grendel. This one an 11 inch pistol. Ive built a 24" , 20", and 18" grendel for my son, me, and my daughter respectively. Love that little round !
I agree. Super accurate out to 1000yrds with a 24" barrel. Haven't had it out in awhile. I bought one of the 1st ones from Alexander Arms which has the 264 LBC chambering. It still shoots regular Grendel loads, but the LBC has a tighter throat. Fun round.
RedDirtRifleman
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Get an 5.56 AR with a barrel between 10.3" and 16" long, a bright weapon mounted light, a decent red dot, and some quality expanding ammunition and you have the best (indoor) home defense weapon you could ask for.
Anyone got anymore recs for a home defense gun? I'm good on TTPs. I'm a one man sapper.
I just thought of this when I took mine out for some quarterly maintenance. What about a Saiga 12?
I got one. With a 12 round drum, you could just about cut a house in half.
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i went the pistol route and got a .300BO upper. Building the lower this week as I work from home. I am a master certified smith, so I can assemble the trickiest of AR lowers.
