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+1"I love my .38 snub, but it’s not the gun I want if I’m facing a bad guy with a 9mm Glock!"
This statement, found within the article, is not well thought out for it won't matter what sort of gun the bad guy has if I get a telling shot from my .38 in him first.
It's unintelligent to place so much value in the Glock which does not make either bad guys or good guys invincible. Much better to value presence of mind and shooting skills
You are right it does not make the bad guy invincible just because he has a glock 9mm just like it doesn't make a good guy if he does. That being said if it comes down to a self defense situation against someone with a semi auto 9mm pistol I would much rather have a semi auto pistol rather than a 38 special snubbie any day of the week. So their is some thought to this statement especially if there is more than one bad guy with 9mm glocks."I love my .38 snub, but it’s not the gun I want if I’m facing a bad guy with a 9mm Glock!"
This statement, found within the article, is not well thought out for it won't matter what sort of gun the bad guy has if I get a telling shot from my .38 in him first.
It's unintelligent to place so much value in the Glock which does not make either bad guys or good guys invincible. Much better to value presence of mind and shooting skills
Amen brother. I'd feel just as comfortable with a SAA, or 1911 throwing big heavy junks of lead in 6 or 7 shot guns."I love my .38 snub, but it’s not the gun I want if I’m facing a bad guy with a 9mm Glock!"
This statement, found within the article, is not well thought out for it won't matter what sort of gun the bad guy has if I get a telling shot from my .38 in him first.
It's unintelligent to place so much value in the Glock which does not make either bad guys or good guys invincible. Much better to value presence of mind and shooting skills