Here I go again with more questions
first question:
Does anyone know if there are high cap magazines for the Ruger p94 .40 cal - and if so, who sells them (pre-Clinton used I'm guessing)? I'm assuming the most you would be able to get into the magazines would be about 12 - just wondering.
second question:
I know this question will elicit many varied responses, but that's okay - that's what I want. Here is my prediciment: I live in a pretty rough neighborhood. As a matter of fact, only a week ago there was a 'carjacking' 3 blocks away which resulted in the poor victim being shot to death inside their car. My problem is that I have a little 13 month old boy who's saftety to me is paramount. Being a typical baby, he is into everything, which has lead me to putting my pistol in a safe (which pretty much nullifies using it for home protection) - one note: we do have an alarm system, which would buy me a little more time, but I'm not all that confident in my ablility to get inside a safe and get that thing out before a family member or I become another statistic. What I am wondering, is how do other people in similar circumstances store their firearm? Whoever chooses to respond to this, understand that I am accepting your 'advice' or 'opinion' - that the ultimate responsibility for storing this pistol safely is my mine and mine alone.
thanks again!
tman
first question:
Does anyone know if there are high cap magazines for the Ruger p94 .40 cal - and if so, who sells them (pre-Clinton used I'm guessing)? I'm assuming the most you would be able to get into the magazines would be about 12 - just wondering.
second question:
I know this question will elicit many varied responses, but that's okay - that's what I want. Here is my prediciment: I live in a pretty rough neighborhood. As a matter of fact, only a week ago there was a 'carjacking' 3 blocks away which resulted in the poor victim being shot to death inside their car. My problem is that I have a little 13 month old boy who's saftety to me is paramount. Being a typical baby, he is into everything, which has lead me to putting my pistol in a safe (which pretty much nullifies using it for home protection) - one note: we do have an alarm system, which would buy me a little more time, but I'm not all that confident in my ablility to get inside a safe and get that thing out before a family member or I become another statistic. What I am wondering, is how do other people in similar circumstances store their firearm? Whoever chooses to respond to this, understand that I am accepting your 'advice' or 'opinion' - that the ultimate responsibility for storing this pistol safely is my mine and mine alone.
thanks again!
tman