Rex B wrote:I think the best point he makes is about "psychological stops". Once they are shot once with anything, they just don't want any more.
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But, I also agree that the difference between .45 and 9mm is a trade off.
.45 better stopping power but usually less rounds available.
9mm slightly less stopping power but usually more rounds available.
But.......it is not my intention to turn this into a .45/9mm discussion (we have many of those). I'm just trying to say that generally I agree with the original post and do in fact carry either a .45 or a 9mm (sometimes .357mag) and never feel unprepared.