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Sharkey

Sharkey

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Haha! That’s the 320, not the 365. I also have a full size 320 and it hasn’t mysteriously shot anyone. ;) It doesn’t see a lot of use though because it is all tacticooled out with a light and red dot. lol.
 
TrailHunter

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Sharkey said:
Haha! That’s the 320, not the 365. I also have a full size 320 and it hasn’t mysteriously shot anyone. ;) It doesn’t see a lot of use though because it is all tacticooled out with a light and red dot. lol.
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Not the 320 self firing part... the 365 had issues like Light primer strikes, Failure to Feed, Broken Firing Pins, Failure to extract, Dead Triggers.... but I think this was after it's initial release. I think a lot of that has been ironed out.
 
GP NOIR

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The P365 is hard on springs. All small self loading pistols are. Keep the springs fresh and the little Sig is reliable and free of bad habits.
 
Brute

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Ddays said:
As much as you’re in bear & moose country you may want to consider a 44 or 500
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I've talked to a bunch of guides that carry in AK...it's rather difficult to get off more than one or two rounds with a .44, and most dislike practicing with that weapon. Many rather carry a 10mm or .45 with hard cast bullets. Bears are also not my primary concern (I carry bear spray, which is far more effective bear deterrent than a handgun)...I'm more concerned with low lifes wanting to take my jeep from me, hence a 12 ga Benelli with a combo of double aught & slugs...and carry the .45 (not concealed)..
 
kevman65

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Brute said:
I've talked to a bunch of guides that carry in AK...it's rather difficult to get off more than one or two rounds with a .44, and most dislike practicing with that weapon. Many rather carry a 10mm or .45 with hard cast bullets. Bears are also not my primary concern (I carry bear spray, which is far more effective bear deterrent than a handgun)...I'm more concerned with low lifes wanting to take my jeep from me, hence a 12 ga Benelli with a combo of double aught & slugs...and carry the .45 (not concealed)..
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If you want to carry a 12 for protection, skip the standard guns and look at a Standard Manufacturing DP-12. Smaller profile, larger capacity.
 
OverlanderJK

OverlanderJK

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Brute said:
I've talked to a bunch of guides that carry in AK...it's rather difficult to get off more than one or two rounds with a .44, and most dislike practicing with that weapon. Many rather carry a 10mm or .45 with hard cast bullets. Bears are also not my primary concern (I carry bear spray, which is far more effective bear deterrent than a handgun)...I'm more concerned with low lifes wanting to take my jeep from me, hence a 12 ga Benelli with a combo of double aught & slugs...and carry the .45 (not concealed)..
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Lol you’re going to shoot someone who wants to take your jeep? I doubt that.
 
Brute

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kevman65 said:
If you want to carry a 12 for protection, skip the standard guns and look at a Standard Manufacturing DP-12. Smaller profile, larger capacity.
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That's a bit much...not to mention very heavy fully loaded. I'm more familiar with conventional shotguns, I'd probably pump the DP12 after firing off one round, instead of every two rounds.
 
kevman65

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Brute said:
That's a bit much...not to mention very heavy fully loaded. I'm more familiar with conventional shotguns, I'd probably pump the DP12 after firing off one round, instead of every two rounds.
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Single point sling, shoulder slung, you won't notice it. Even if you pump after every shot, still gives you 8 rounds down range.
 
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