Or you could spend that money to help him upgrade to the next level and pick up a used Kel-Tec P11. Its 9mm, will fit in his pocket, and ammo is readily available and cheap. I know there is one listed on the forum right now for $240 :-). The seller might even be willing to throw in a box of SD ammo to keep it loaded with.drjoker wrote:I think that's the most wise advice out of all given to me. Since I have no experience with Hi Points, I'm going to recommend that my friend gets a Kel-Tec P3AT for HD. That is the only handgun that is decent for home defense that costs less than $200 which I have experience with.tacticool wrote:I don't think anyone should recommend any gun (or restaurant, etc.) unless they have personal experience.
I think that he'll be better off with a shotgun since he does not plan to conceal carry. However, he wants to carry it around inside his apartment in his pocket to answer the door with, so he doesn't like the shotgun.
380 ammo is hard to find and expensive, so I'll be a good friend and give him some ammo for Christmas.
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- Tue Dec 21, 2010 11:59 am
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