What's your home defence handgun?
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- Mississauga, Ontario
Locked in a safe? Here in my area of Ontario you're not allowed to keep a handgun outside of a locked container/safe.
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i always have one of my G22 on hands beside the bed, but legaly stored in a mini safe . the door of that safe can be opened in a blink by a push button. it barely hold 1 gun slide open and 2 mags. it's legal.
So what you're saying is that you'd rather rely on the 'nanny state' rather than take responsibility for the protection of yourself and family.....pathetic.
When things go bump in the night I call 1911 and then 8 friends are at my fingertips to rescue me.
Enjoy poverty. After the legal and civil lawsuits are over, you won't have anything left.
Baricade yourself in the room, dial 911 and wait for assistance.
BTW I keep a shotgun in my room, but the above advice still applies.
Steve David
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Does an 870 with a "pistol" grip count?
So what you're saying is that you'd rather rely on the 'nanny state' rather than take responsibility for the protection of yourself and family.....pathetic.
Read my post above. Once you think you have an intelligent response, then post it.
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- my heart in the blue sea
....then police officers might be able to scrape your death body and your beloved ones from the wall with a spoon , your meat still warm???
....you might have joked, cuze everyone know the scouts climbs off only when everythings is done.
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I call 911, wait for the lady in Pr. George to answer, repeat my Terrace address twice to her and wait patiently as she tries to get hold of the one RCMP officer on duty at night here in Terrace. Asuming he isn't having coffee or on a break or dealing with a domestic dispute over in the trailer court I can count on being rescued sometime before sunrise OR ...I go downstairs, unlock my guns safe, unlock my ammo box, load my unloaded 10 rd mags and then.....dumb thread.
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Bob
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Bob
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- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
50 dollar 12x12 safe has a gun right on the picture on the box. Bolted into my bedside table with a touchpad lock. Glock 17 and a couple mags not in the gun of course. I even went so far as to call the cfo and confirm it is legal.
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- my heart in the blue sea
this.
bolted under the bed realy make that stash quite stealth and fast reach + bedroom door with a usable lock=LEGAL. these are fast access vaults(mini). then, all left is a good management of the locked-unlocked state when it count
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- North of Toronto and South Carolina
Where I live, my defensive weapons are my perimeter alarms and my cell phone.
I keep a notepad and several pens for the police officer in case he leaves his in the car. He will want to start his SOCO report as soon as possible.
I also keep a camera at the bedside so that he won't have to drive back to the station to get one. It's important that the photos be of very fresh wounds.
A pen at the bedside might be considered a lethal weapon in Ontario, so I keep them in a separate location. My wife knows the location in case I am killed by the intruder.
Fortunately, I sold my SAAB some years ago. In Ontario, acquistion and possession of a SAAB would probably be construed as intent to kill. This would mean an additional lawsuit from the intruder-victim, should I have made the mistake of defend myself and my family.
When I'm in The States, it's a Glock G22 with night sights, Speer Gold Dot 180 gr. hollow points and a Surefire. Loaded with one in the pipe.
I keep a notepad and several pens for the police officer in case he leaves his in the car. He will want to start his SOCO report as soon as possible.
I also keep a camera at the bedside so that he won't have to drive back to the station to get one. It's important that the photos be of very fresh wounds.
A pen at the bedside might be considered a lethal weapon in Ontario, so I keep them in a separate location. My wife knows the location in case I am killed by the intruder.
Fortunately, I sold my SAAB some years ago. In Ontario, acquistion and possession of a SAAB would probably be construed as intent to kill. This would mean an additional lawsuit from the intruder-victim, should I have made the mistake of defend myself and my family.
When I'm in The States, it's a Glock G22 with night sights, Speer Gold Dot 180 gr. hollow points and a Surefire. Loaded with one in the pipe.
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Pietro Beretta
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