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Perhaps he should skip the handgun and carry what most gun "experts" agree
is the best thing for defense: a 12 gauge. If he has to list a purpose for the thing, he can list duck hunting. Things could still get sticky if the state doesn't allow him to have it out of the house if it's not duck season. But, how often is his boat going to get tossed by the police??? Good suggestion. I know the lethal destruction and doom that a Remington 870 12GA can do with #00 Buckshot! I own one! One day at the local skeet range at the wildlife game area, someone left a gallon milk jug sitting on a tree stump. It was already peppered with shotgun shot. So anyway, I couldn't resist the temptation, so I got a #00 buckshot round out of my case and chambered it. Taking careful aim, I pulled the trigger and two things happend: 1) I almost broke my shoulder from the 3" magnum #00 buckshot shell! ...Ouch! 2) I totally destroyed the gallon milk jug. It blew into pieces all over the place! (Yes, I picked up the remains of the jug and pieces of plastic and threw them in the trash). They say that for a shotgun, #00 buckshot is the equivalent of 8 or 9 rounds of 9mm bullets all hitting at the same time. The absolute, lethal, be-all-to-end-all, firepower. Butch Ammon |
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