First line of defense - two English Mastiffs at a little over 150# each - not really dangerous to anyone but fearsome in appearance and LOUD and do not get distracted by strangers offering food. Very territorial of home property, owners, and car. Mastiffs are known for their tendancy to corner and hold an intruder (it has happened once) and not to bite.
I wear a Glock 23 while awake and it joins Glocks 27, 20, and 29 at night in the bedside stand (at least two spare mags each).
An M1A in 308 in the closet in condition 3.
My wife and I live alone and practically never have children (we have none of our own)in the house (guns I am not wearing go in the safe if we do have a visitor).
All guns go in the safe except the one I wear while gone camping or traveling.
Not as fearsome as the picture of Janet Reno taking a shower but probably adequate for me since I don't live in a neighborhood dangerous enough to require such high power protection.
OJ
[This message has been edited by OJ (edited July 10, 1999).]
I wear a Glock 23 while awake and it joins Glocks 27, 20, and 29 at night in the bedside stand (at least two spare mags each).
An M1A in 308 in the closet in condition 3.
My wife and I live alone and practically never have children (we have none of our own)in the house (guns I am not wearing go in the safe if we do have a visitor).
All guns go in the safe except the one I wear while gone camping or traveling.
Not as fearsome as the picture of Janet Reno taking a shower but probably adequate for me since I don't live in a neighborhood dangerous enough to require such high power protection.
OJ
[This message has been edited by OJ (edited July 10, 1999).]