Best Home Defense Gun

Today we talk about what I feel is the best option for home defense as it relates to a firearm. So let's talk about the best home defense gun.\
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[@terryholloway9930]

Completely right Ed mine is loaded with #7 first round after 00 buck and slug 00 buck slug best home defense gun

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

.. Completely agree shotgun as choice of home defense,, being awakened from a sleep and put under a stress ,, point shooting is what will happen .. Regardless of firearm used , so why not work in your favor ... Most people don't train with their handguns point shooting and missing their target even at a short distance is very possible ..

[@jackofalltrades7822]

100%. At 10-12 yards, shooting down a hallway, point and shoot is very possible…even for the unpracticed. Thanks for watching and the support.

[@terryholloway9930]

That’s my choice as well Ed have 7s as the first shell 00 buck after that ready to bugaloo thanks for the video

[@CallingOutBsHere]

Great video my current collection. Mossberg shockwave 12 guage Taurus 605 .357 magnum Glock43x 9mm. Quiet a few more on the bucket list.

[@jackofalltrades7822]

Everyone should have good bolt action rifle, Ruger American 308 would be a good start, and an AR if your state allows it. Thanks for watching.

[@rbm6184]

👍 I agree. Pump shotgun. However I would be careful about lights using them only when necessary and changing positions otherwise you make yourself a target and give away your position. The military does not teach light and noise discipline for nothing. If you can see it or hear it on the battlefield then you can kill it. This also applies when the home becomes a battlefield. Do not assume there is only one threat that you can blind with your light. I don't like things on my guns that add weight forward and throw off my aim so I prefer a stand alone light. However I do agree that an elastic butt stock sleeve provides extra ammo that is needed.

[@jackofalltrades7822]

So when we trained room clearing, pre deployment, the light stayed off until you were in the room, thus the need to easily access the switch. Light and noise discipline changes when clearing rooms or engaging an enemy at point blank range in close quarters. Your point is fair though. I also don’t like adding weight but this lite is so minimal in weight, it hardly matters. More concerning than weight for me is if it becomes a snagging point. The lite on this gun sticks out further than I like but it is workable. Thanks for the great comment and for watching.

[@GottaGettaGun]

Maverick 88 security is always bedside.

[@jackofalltrades7822]

A solid choice to be sure. I got the 870 at a good price and I like the wood stock. Keep well GGG. Thanks for the loyal support.

[@BV-vh2it]

With federal shorty buck shot rounds 1-3/4” I bet you could double the round count in the magazine tube

[@jackofalltrades7822]

Yup, you sure can. Thanks for watching.

[@OdinAesthetic]

Small pcc 9mm. Well......where I'm from at least.

[@jackofalltrades7822]

That will do it.

[@jimkohler9363]

Good video Thank you! How do you feel about a 20 gauge shot gun? Are they just as good, same stopping power? Will it hold an extra round or two?

[@jackofalltrades7822]

Nothing wrong with a 20 gauge. Some folks use a .410. There are just fewer pellets than a 12. Round count is no more or less and the power is relatively the same. Thanks for watching.