Glorfindel
New member
Yes, I'm serious. An exhaustive study proved the .22LR as effective as anything for defense in terms of the critical metric of # of shots to disable an intruder.
My wife likes light recoil, and I have a wrist injury that makes shooting my Ruger LCR and .357 Mag painful.
We want a pair of high-quality .22s to train to make head shots on intruders. How many bad guys keep going after taking a .22LR HP in the face or head? Not many.
Which model is the question now. Local gun story does not stock anything - it has to be ordered. Thoughts on the Tactical vs. Target for close, accurate work with a laser designator?
The Tactical coming with a Weaver rail is a plus, while the shorter barrel is a negative for velocity and balance - I think.
My wife likes light recoil, and I have a wrist injury that makes shooting my Ruger LCR and .357 Mag painful.
We want a pair of high-quality .22s to train to make head shots on intruders. How many bad guys keep going after taking a .22LR HP in the face or head? Not many.
Which model is the question now. Local gun story does not stock anything - it has to be ordered. Thoughts on the Tactical vs. Target for close, accurate work with a laser designator?
The Tactical coming with a Weaver rail is a plus, while the shorter barrel is a negative for velocity and balance - I think.