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thetexan wrote:If you need more than one gun for self defense you are either...

1. not very good with one gun at putting rounds on your target under pressure...or
2. getting yourself into situations that requires an arsenal to handle.

tex

While I do believe that four is overkill for me, a secondary backup seems incredibly viable. LEO do it every day. I think that there is room for making redundancy part of an LTC holder's plan.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

goose wrote: Is a 454 Casull still 45 caliber? It rounds down to 45. :-)
If this were a Texas statute we'd have a dozen pages on it. (Of which I am sometimes want to contribute.)

Why not? Isn't 45 ACP actually .451"?

You made me go look. The Casull is only 452. Seems downright domesticated now that I've dug deeper.
(And you're helping me code posts better, again.)

Edit: The domesticated commetn was humor. The energy of the Casull is obviously vastly different.

OldCurlyWolf wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

chasfm11 wrote:You can look here
http://www.handgunlaw.us/

New Mexico, for example, only allows one concealed handgun. I don't remember seeing that same restriction elsewhere but, like you, I seldom carry more than one.

I believe that Oklahoma only allows one also.

I Checked the SDA and OSBI.

Oklahoma is limited to .45 caliber or smaller, but I saw nothing about being limited to one handgun.

YMMV.

Is a 454 Casull still 45 caliber? It rounds down to 45. :-)
If this were a Texas statute we'd have a dozen pages on it. (Of which I am sometimes want to contribute.)