^^^Unless you're about to get pwnd by 3 ninjas

 

So, tell me how you're supposed to hit five targets with only two rounds? Oh, thats right, you reload. Only, if you had more than two rounds in your gun, you wouldn't have to. The only advantages of a side-by-side are simplicity and lighter weight. But, the added recoil isn't worth it one bit. Automatics, especially gas ones, will be superior in every situation with the exception of duck hunting where states only allow two rounds. Or, I could just load my two-round mag and get three for the price of two.

Like I said, pretty to look at, useless for everything else.

 

Here is an idea of my layout. Glock 22 with light. Colt M4 LEO, midwest industries hand guard, streamlight tac light with pressure switch built into front tac grip, 2 x 30 round HK mags coupled by blackhawk coupler. Next addition is a Aimpoint M3 red dot sight

 

Yeah, I definitely agree if you have to shoot 3 or more people breaking into your house, but that's what his other 12 gauge and 20 gauge are for. The side by side is primarily for wild turkey and phesant. Walt said the pattern on this one cuts the target in half.

 

Casey had some fun this weekend too. AK-47 and some tannerite (exploding targets).
http://s271.photobucket.com/albums/j...evideos003.flv

 

for home use i would use a SAW, lots of ammo there for sure and the sound of that would scare anyone out of the house now where are my damn smilies?

 

one of these
h&k usp compact 40
h&k usp compact 9
4inch Xd 45
love living in GA i can carry all the time now even in bars woohoo

 

So i just picked up this new springfield armory XD 9mm for god damn next to nothing in Elk Grove CA. Guess how much? Try $450 brand new with everything with it, check it out!

 

good looking gun. my friend has it in .45 and loves it, im sure you will to. let me know how she shoots

 

I will, glad to see you got your USP as well. Did you get to shoot it yet?