If You Can Only Afford One Gun...

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If you are in the market for a firearm and have not made up your mind, this video will help you along the way. Practicality and budget are what matters to first-time gun owners. In this video, we address such issues.

[@KLAYCO47]

I feel like Glock and M&P are probably two of the best first time pistol buys.

[@fishman80]

Anyone out there new to guns. Do yourself a favor. Go to a range and rent a gun if you can-shoot it. BEFORE you buy it.

[@PeaceManBro]

Jimmy Kimber Not necesary, just dont buy anything to stupid

[@roberttighe5687]

Jimmy Kimber I think that’s a good idea if possible. There has been guns I wanted but then didn’t enjoy shooting them and vice versa. Some fit your hand and need better. All depends

[@bryanlowther2213]

25 yrs S&W 38 snubby. But choose what's best for you

[@user-dv8ge8hf1o]

The man with the Glock trade in and WASR who trians with them will always beat the guy who blew his wad on a DDM4 and custom 1911 who does not train.

[@clamum]

Truer words may have never been spoken.

[@user-dv8ge8hf1o]

Thanks Bud!

[@hansblitz7770]

Overpriced 1911's are overrated and unreliable.

[@user-dv8ge8hf1o]

I've had good luck with some. The size, weight and low capacity make them no-go. They are easy to shoot but I just can't justify carrying one.

[@poolee77]

right? I have a cheap beater Colt Combat Commander from the 70's that's still running. And I do mean beater, it's rough looking but works like a clock.

[@Brandonx-nb7rv]

Also, if I only had one handgun for everything, I would have to go with a glock 26. The 19 is too big for deep carry if you're going somewhere where it's not exactly legal. G26 can except longer mags and use 17 round mags for home defense and switch to 10 when concealed carry. Although it doesn't have a light rail, I believe that the compactness outweighs the need for a weapon light of only to have one gun

[@ozarked2363]

If you can only afford one gun, get a second job. :)

[@homerunner7772]

True.

[@GUNSHIPFLEX]

Ozark Ed amen!

[@mudderclucker5284]

Ozark Ed

[@TheKentuckyPatriot]

HAHAHAHA!!! Awesome

[@jamesdjesse]

that is funny

[@jackchueh1231]

Glock 19, period! I own a $1,700 sig x5 tactical a $3,000 lwrc but i trust my glock as my nightstand weapon.

[@roberttighe5687]

Jack Chueh I agree. Out of all my guns I would pick my glock 19 every time hands down. It’s my favorite.

[@heeebeeegeeebeee]

M&P 2.0 subcompact would be my 1 gun pick. Run it with the 12 rd mag for carry, and then use the provided grip sleeve to convert it into 17 or 15rd full size nightstand gun at night. It also has a pic rail which is great for HD.

[@billydaly6099]

Walther ppq m2 and Cz 75 sp01 great guns

[@TommyRibs]

Sig, Glock or S&W, definitely can't go wrong with those three. Other good ones out there too. A .357 Magnum like a Ruger or S&W is also a great option for a first firearm as well.

[@BC-jv8lq]

Reid Thank you for your videos. I can afford 1 right now. Im looking at the Springfield XD mod 2 in 9mm. I hope to be in 1 of your classes soon. Thanks Bill

[@DevinAlden]

My first rifle was a mosin. My first pistol was a Smith and Wessen sd9ve. Super reliable and not bad ergonomics. Trigger isn't great but if you train and shoot with it often you don't notice it as much. Looking to upgrade with the ruger security 9 when it gets on the MA approved pistol roster

[@scottbecker9169]

Thanks Reid for all of your fantastic advice. I am 54 yrs old, I was raised as a Navy brat and I was blessed to serve this great country in the US ARMY. I have been around guns my whole life and I still find great value in all of your videos. Your intelligence, compassion and professionalism r obvious. U r a blessing to our community and I appreciate your willingness to educate people on this most important topic.

[@justinkelbaugh789]

reid you seem like a real genuine human being and very knowledgeable. thank you for your contribution to the firearm community here on you tube

[@TactiCalifornia]

I completely agree! The handgun is the best choice with all the criteria you laid out! Thanks Reid!

[@Calisaber1]

The only places that restrict CCW permits in CA are LA, SF and San Diego areas. most other county Sherriffs in CA issue CCW permits. Basically from Bakersfield North all the way to Oregon all through the Central Valley Farmland, up to the Sacramento Delta and all the forrest here, people carry legally

[@willstern2052]

You're a good man Reid. As a fellow Volunteer, I can't help but agree with most of your statements. Keep calm and carry on from your fellow Tennessean.

[@jbigboyjohn1264]

As usual, well thought out and well presented, thank you!

[@TheGearTester]

Excellent Video! I really appreciate your thought process.

[@robertbentley5604]

For the longest time, I stayed away from Glocks because it seemed everyone had one and to be honest...glock fan boys are annoying. Once I held and shot a Glock 19 I finally saw what the fuss was about- and I shoot it better than any other pistol I've used. So I bought one and won't turn back. Glock 19 Gen 3 is where it's at.

[@milosmarjanovic1516]

I am like you 100 percent. Only for me the glock is not a 19 but the full size 22 and 17. The 19 and 21 are too big for me but the 22 and 17 fits my hand perfectly. I have a 22 for 3 years now and will eventually get a 17 as well. The fanboys are annoying I agree, get what fits you the best and you are most accurate with, period.

[@r3load3z34]

Robert Bentley fanboys of anithing are annoying. Just pick what you like and you are comfortable with (reloability, accuracy, ergonomics, power, range, pen., simplicity of maintenance, whatever).

[@Johnny82ify]

Amen 🙏

[@larryknowlton7094]

Robert Bentley. Had a 22,basically the 40 cal version of a Glock19 loved it,miss it,want it back lol

[@mbakerlp]

Robert Bentley i agree. i like glocks but don’t own one. i’d love to get the gen 3 if i ever find a used one

[@aimeeosmulski1831]

Thanks...single mama, just took concealed carry class, so this is great information

[@tekevolution9440]

If you are in Commiefornia, might as well buy a long gun instead. You have a higher chance of seeing a unicorn sh*ting rainbow bricks than getting a CCW permit.

[@ReidHenrichs]

A permit has nothing to do with carrying a pistol. From whom are you asking permission?

[@BUDDYSNORES]

So what would his defense be in court Reid? (a serious question)

[@blainegodley1437]

+BUDDYSNORES not being dead? It's better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6

[@ReidHenrichs]

Notice the making it to court thing. The other alternative will not require a lawyer or judge.

[@1stGenRex]

California is a large state, and many counties DO grant permits.

[@92JoseR]

CZ P01. Glock 19 if I wanted a striker fired.

[@timpczman]

excellent choices! both are fantastic.

[@tylerallbritton8437]

my Springfield XD9 has not once failed me I have used it n abused it steel case or brass don't matter it fed it reliably well I love it n got it three years ago runs like a champ still another one of my favorite is my high standard 1911 which had that for a year now n that has done so good I love it

[@SgtBooker44]

Solid advice Reid. The one thing I would add is to make sure it fits your hand. By fit, I mean the ability to operate the "controls" without altering your grip. Magazine release, slide release (I prefer the slingshot method) safety or hammer drop. Too many folks buy what the gun magazines or gun store commandos say they need, but it doesn't fit. Not everybody has the hands for a Beretta M9. Thank you for being there.

[@ddyoder]

SgtBooker44 agree on that. Find what fits your hand, for me the M&P fit my hand better than a glock and I couldn't be happier with my S&W M&P

[@johnbarber3746]

all your videos are very informative... thanks Reid, looking forward to training in 2017

[@richardvila1173]

Soon brother looking forward to meet you and for your classes.

[@veevans01ify]

Great video. I have owned 2 Smith & Wesson pistols and currently own 2 Glocks and 1 Sig Sauer and have never had any problems with any of them.

[@MtnBadger]

Don't forget, if polymer just isnt your thing and you're into steel frames and a name brand but don't want to pay big bux, a surplus Browning Hi Power can be had for around $400. They sometimes aren't too pretty but they function just fine. I found a vintage "T" model for $425 and mine even came with a new barrel and decent Parkerizing. It was a steel. There are 13 and 20 round mags made by mec-gar available on line, as well. Time proven, extremely reliable and you can do a lot with them. You can change sights and I added an under-barrel rail mount for a light/laser... And they even make a top rail for an optic. I'm in the whole outfit (minus the accessories) about $500 and it's a room clearing machine. Tons of holsters are available as well. Thinner than the Glock and just plain cooler. Even old-tech can be modernized if you so choose and a Hi Power holds its value. Even the ugly ones.

[@guitartownguns]

IMHO...Nothing beats a Glock Pistol, Nothing beats a basic AK-47, and Nothing beats a Remington 870 12 gauge pump shotgun. For about $1500 you can have all three. Covering personal defense, home defense and hunting for food. Reid's right...save your money for ammo and training.

[@jjjohnson5878]

yep

[@vhs8669]

Right on

[@dcoidua]

Agree with you on the glock, but a $500 WASR is going to be shit and usually not reliable. New 870s are still good but they rust quickly for some reason. If we are talking about budget here, my choice would be a glock 26 or 19, higher quality AK or AR pattern rifle (a MP sport II will suffice), and a Maverick 88. These aren't the best choices possible but I think they would do well.

[@jjjohnson5878]

Guess I'm glad my 870 is older never any rust issues for me

[@dcoidua]

Yeah the old ones are bulletproof, but once Remington was acquired by Freedom Group in the later 2000s, their quality control went to shit. Basically if you want a rem870 these days, get a mossberg 500 or 590, or if you want a cheaper model get a Maverick 88 (new in the box for like $170).

[@shirleybruce1255]

Thank you for being a good steward of your giftedness! Your vids are solid, sensible, substantive and simple (i.e. clear/easy to understand). You are a credit to the industry, and a grand gift to the shooting community! May the good Lord continue to bless your labors! Grateful for you, Hhenry

[@Headhuntr74]

Springfield XD(M) .45 about 625$ with night sights, it comes with a bunch of goodies :)

[@TequillanSunrise]

I got a basic Springfield XD .40 for $460.00 bout 4 years ago. No issues ever, love it.

[@clamum]

XD-9 was my first firearm and I still have it. It's a damn fine pistol.

[@mmalave71]

Jagger Johnson my home defense is an XDM 9mm 19+1, it's awesome. Accurate and reliable.

[@GBsPitstop]

Jagger Johnson i did the same thing. tried out various Glocks and my natural grip would not line up the sights. bought the XD and love it. never an issue. dont know why no one on youtube will ever say good things about them but also never hear specific negatives either. it works great for me.

[@chuckmadden18]

Bought a used Glock 19 for 425, been through lots of rounds. Used it at tactical response, Costa, and Andy Stanford classes. Did have to replace the recoil spring though.

[@joelquinn6840]

chuckmadden18 how many rounds before you changed the recoil spring?

[@jerrywick3901]

That is a tough choice for me! Only one handgun? 1911 or any clones or a Glock-17/9mm.

[@markchambers1604]

very well said Reid .

[@cfltitan]

I couldn't have said it better. Very good advice. The only thing I'd like to add is look for police trade ins if your budget is tight. There's a LOT of VERY good pistols like Glocks, Sigs and S&W out there for barely over $300 that are police trade ins. They usually have some finish wear but most have very few rounds through them so they're in great shape.

[@Cyberclaw86]

Welcome to 2023. The price here for trade ins is now in the 350 to 450 mark

[@ThePenetrationChannel]

great info. thanks for sharing.

[@tom_olofsson]

Great advice.

[@conrad505]

M&P9 can be had for under well under $500.00, especially the M&P40s for police trade ins close to $400.00. The M&P40c can also be had new for under $400.00 online...

[@Enough_Tumbleweed]

My local gun shop has the m&p ported shield for $429 on special. Aesthetically different and pleasing, stock fiber optic sights, and all while holding the reliable reputation. Great guns.

[@PeaceManBro]

Sinister1 After rebate i got an M&P9 for $375

[@selfbowhunter.1952]

I have two sigs and both are the kind of guns I trust my life with. Thanks for the good content Reid.

[@brysonw1815]

what models sigs you got?

[@selfbowhunter.1952]

a p938 and a p320 full size. My wife has the p320 compact.all are good guns.

[@jonathanpascual5353]

Thanks Reid. I’m still deciding between a glock 34 and a 19. I’d feel very confident in a gunfight with a 34, It would be my war pistol, but I like the ease of concealment with the 19 as well as great mag capacity

[@mannyfox8089]

Get the 19 and be done with it- the 19 is also a “war pistol” and it is issued to people at the tip of the spear. It’s the standard for handguns for a reason 👍

[@royhoco5748]

doesn't matter so much as the brand on the barrel as your ability to hit what you aim at.

[@brucewisor1569]

Have many weapons, one of my favorite/ most reliable was one of my least expensive. Bersa Thunder .45 Pro ultra Compact. over 2500 rounds of MANY, MANY, MANY different types of ammo through it, from reloads to Tula steel cased, to G2 RIP, only had one FTE using Tula! Total cost with tax and background fee, $390!

[@oregonborn8917]

I wish your classes where also in Oregon we could use I good training class.

[@BigJohnsonGG]

Good stuff brother! Carry On!

[@speedfingers1234]

P80 pf940c look into it, real easy if you take your time.

[@JorgeCastillo-zf6mx]

Thank You

[@joshroten3997]

Glock 19, Sig P320, S&W M&P Shield - all very solid first-time, all-around pistols.

[@rodneydavis8454]

Very good video.

[@jeremysteckman9112]

I have three edc pistols a glock 19 a canik and an m&p

[@ababbit7461]

There are other points to consider. Semi-Auto or revolver? You might say, "Semi-Auto always because they hold a lot more ammo." Nope, I tried that with my wife. Glock 17 in 9 mm. Did not work at all... Then I tried a revolver with 38 special - snub nose. Nope did not work. She could not "rack" the Glock. No matter how many times she tried, she could not rack it once. The 38 special? The recoil was too much so she would "close her eyes" preparing for the "pain" of the recoil. Worthless, if you are afraid of the "power" of the gun. So, I ended up getting her a kid's pistol. A 22 revolver that shoots 22LR. What did she do? First, we loaded it with snake shot since we live in the country where there are a lot of rattlers! She shot a snake no more than 2 days after we practiced.... I was away from home, a snake was engaged with the dogs and she pulled out her 22LR revolver and shot the snake, a 4 foot long rattler.... Can a 22 revolver stop a full grown man? Empty it into him and see what happens.... Maybe and maybe not right away, but it beats NOT racking the semi-auto or closing your eyes when you pull the trigger on a "too powerful" 38 special.... I shot a wild boar with that 9mm glock while on our property with my dogs. Didn't hurt the darn thing. So, I sold it and got a 1911, 45acp. 2 years later, the same situation occurred. Dead boar. How did I solve all of these "gun" situations? Moved from that darn house that had tons of snakes and wild boar.... Now, only deer and ravens and squirrels are the threats.... And yes, at that old house, a cougar killed my dog right off my back porch while we were away at work. I ended up with 5 dogs to stop that problem, but 5 dogs don't always get along together!!!! So, Revolver or Semi-Auto does not always come down to the number of rounds it holds...

[@stingraytrey7697]

Love my G17 &G19. However, I got a GP100 .357 recently and it is absolutely awesome. Revolver reliability with .357 power. Fun to rail out .38s too. Hitting nice groups at 40-50yds. under 6 seconds for six rounds. To only have one.....ehhhhhhh....maybe the Ruger. Dammit, I do love my G19 too. I don't know.

[@bobmenard5796]

Reid, you should also mention the used gun market, I picked up an M&P 9c in the box virtually new for $325 and a Glock 19 without a scratch for the same price.

[@foreignmilk5589]

while the commonality of the magazines and holster options isnt what id like, i have really enjoyed the quality and reliability of my cz's. funnily, my full size czp07 ($600) was cheaper than my cz2075 ($725) sub compact. but great options either way.

[@royboy8047]

I'm a fan of Glock, Smith & Wesson, and Sig Sauer. With that being said, my favorite concealed carry pistol is the Springfield Armory XD mod 2 sub-compact. I've put thousands of rounds threw it and the only issues I've ever had were operator error and bad ammo. I'm curious to know other peoples thoughts on the weapon.

[@JGSH13]

If anyone is reading this in 2019, you can pick up an m&p 2.0 for around $350.

[@captainskippy6622]

JGSH13 and now it’s late summer of 2020 and they’re sold out and running near $1000. Doom on those that procrastinated.

[@PandaCheeks]

@@captainskippy6622 1000 lol, I got mine for 360-370 about a month ago.

[@heeebeeegeeebeee]

@@PandaCheeks Where?

[@5jjt]

@@heeebeeegeeebeee check wikiarms; they have a gun search feature

[@rickgabriel02]

There are police trade in Glocks and M&Ps going for $350-$400 all day long at guns shows and online. They don't look pretty, but they work. You might even be able to find an old S&W Model 19 or Model 10 in a pawn shop or gun show for a decent price, too.

[@farmerdude3578]

There not the most common and the mags are a little costly but my Cz 85c is a very good shooter and built very good too. Cost me 700 with two mags. Great gun.

[@tinman8972]

My favorite 9 is my CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical. Great for the range and the nightstand, it's the most ergonomic handgun I've ever fired. A tad heavy, so if you're going to carry, go with a Phantom.

[@rickwilliams4270]

I have multiple, I just like to watch your videos

[@its_bob_from_accounting801]

I opted for a dewalt nail gun with a 5lb co2 tank due to the hoax-vid19 ammo shortage in my area

[@cameronnorton5898]

My first gun was a Smith & Wesson Model 60 in .357. That gun was a total bruiser. A 23 ounce gun with a wood grip firing full house .357 will teach you some lessons about not flinching and trigger control. I attribute most of my skill in shooting handguns to that little gun. I've still got it, and after around 700-800 rounds of .357 magnum, most of which were federal 158 grain soft points, the gun is still in perfect working order.

[@mikhalize]

Any Springfield XD/XDM/XDS will work also.

[@renhosti]

I know this is off subject, but I am coming to Valor Ridge in March, and wondered what about electronic ear pro if it rains. Anyone got any suggestions? Right now I use HL Impact Sport muffs, but wondered how that will work in rain. Do I need to get something else?

[@justinriley8651]

good vid as usual it makes me sad to not be able to say colt in that list. anybody else agree?

[@Unit38]

Shield .40 is my vote. The punch of a .40 delivered from a small package.

[@droppinplates6665]

i bought a used m&p 9 full size probly 7 or 8 years ago now dont know how many thousands of rounds i have put through it or how many were on it when i got it but still to this day shoots solid groups at 15 yards in that time i have only had 1 malfunction and it was with steel case junk ammo / you basically cant make the thing not work lol have had buddies shooting it that didnt know what they were doing really and limp wristing it and all and still the thing just works has to be one of the best guns on the market today and under 500 in fact i only paid 300 for mine way back then

[@tibzig1]

My el cheapo maximo Hi Point JHP 45 has about 500 rounds thru it. Never had any issues.

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Love it.

[@terifarley4770]

Marlin 336 Maurader can sling over shoulder nicely around the house

[@panzermacher]

Medusa M47, my dream gun, pity it's out of production & I live in Ausfailia :/ Barring that, a .357, coz you can use .38 special...

[@WhyPhi]

My p229 is my main pistol. Certainly a pricey piece but it suits me very well. For years I shot glocks but they’re just not my thing. They’re fine pistols and I plan on getting a couple at some point but I much prefer a DA-SA SIG

[@jolo4036]

If I only had one choice out of my collection it would be the Springfield XDS, Every bit as good as Glock

[@RepentorPerish77]

Well considering I have the Sig P229 and G19 I’m all set....I’m confident if I ever need both they will go bang

[@nastymkfan]

Yeah. I’ll most likely going with a Glock (19, 23, or 22). If I can’t handle the 40 cal, it’ll be the G19 (a favorite that I’ve shot accurately with). Springfield XD9 lineup is excellent too! In fact, my first 2 guns I plan to get so far will be… 1. Glock 19, Glock 22, or Glock 23. I hope I can do well with any of the 40 cal Glocks since they can chamber 9mm and .357 Sig too with certain barrels. Whatever I choose here will also have a CAA MCK or MC Karbine. 2. Springfield XD9 Subcompact Then an AR-15 in 5.56, an AR-10 in .308, and a pocket pistol in no particular order.

[@5.56_Media]

Good video. I would say first is a fire arm that isnt regulated. That you dont have to pay with a credit card or they file your name away. I went with a savage 30.06 for my 1st. After that a bushmaster ar 15. Then a Remington 700 7mm than a side arm springfeild XDM. 45acp. Reason was because I lived in md when I got the 30.06 Lived in va when I got the M4 And my current state the 7mm and .45acp When I move again, I'm looking for constitutional carry so then I can train in a class setting (personal ideally) without fear of being on a list. And if that isnt doable I'll have to keep training alone I guess.

[@Jakesanchez11]

Reid dig the channel what ak47 do you feel is the best value on the market today

[@Thunderbolt22A10]

I have a Beretta M9, managed to haggle it down 100 bucks from the asking price and I couldn't be happier (paid around 600). Does everything I could want and then some, just mildly salty that post election they're 100 dollars even less than what I paid lol.

[@robertbentley5604]

I bought a TGI AMD 65 on an FEG receiver for $400, and sent it to Jim Fuller of RD and had him spiff it up. Best investment I ever made. My main pistol? Glock 19. My lightweight concealed carry pistol? S&W Shield 9mm. Those three guns I will trust with my life.

[@deputygunner]

I trust my Sigs, my old duty G19, and to my surprise a S&W SD9VE that just won't fail

[@YusefYandron]

damn good points !

[@Dan-di9jd]

Why does it need to be an economical reason behind owning just one? I used to own a lot but decided one day I wasn't a collector and didn't want to keep things in the house I wasn't actively using so I downsized everything to 1. A lot of people will fear about it breaking and you're stuck with nothing. But the way I figure it you have the same chance of it breaking whether you own 1 or 100 but regardless of it breaking or not, you want it to break while training rather than it breaking when you need it the most. It's like owning a car. Most people only own one but if it breaksdown, you want to get it repaired and you can plan things out rather than keeping it sitting in the garage and on the most important day having to scramble to find a transportation because it broke down. The way I see it if you're using it often you'll likely build confidence that it'll work when you need it the most.

[@crushingstuff777]

Springfield XD

[@captianzanzey]

also buying a good quality gun on the used market is usually a good idea, just inspect it, make sure there's nothing wrong with it. I've seen Sig 226s for 5-600 on the used market.

[@paulll47]

What is your opinion of the beretta px4 storm? I'm a beretta lover but the rotating barrel kinda worries me when it get to buy one.

[@ronkeeling4069]

Hey brother good video.Have a question i have a glock 20 with lonewolf 6.5 in barrel.Do i need to run a hotter round then regular ball ammo?Just wonering if it would cause a stovepipe fte?thanks

[@fugggina]

Hello Mr. Henrichs, any thoughts on the IWI Jericho 941, 9x19mm? Thanks!

[@cgirl111]

I would add the Walther PPQ in 9mm with the 4 inch barrel to the utterly reliable, easy to carry and easy in the hand category.

[@aquacandela3705]

cgirl111 what's you're opinions on HK series? such as *HK p30*, or an older *HK usp*?

[@mikebryant8082]

what are your thoughts on Springfield armory pistols? For an AK..I am leaning on a Palmetto State Ak

[@usarbo]

Exactly why I choose Glock. Reliability, reliability, then cost. I’m not a fanboy just practical. I have built up 6 different options for myself and various situations. They are all different Glocks, and what I like vet besides reliability is no mater which pistol I grab, they are all the same just a different size. Works for me. To each their own.

[@JK-ux5hq]

I can't believe Springfield didn't make it into your top three picks

[@matthewalford2762]

P95 hands down if money is an issue. Plus 9mm is cheap comparatively.

[@martinitime1975]

The SR9's are getting pretty inexpensive too

[@theace750]

i love mine to bad ruger stopped making it

[@PaulJersey]

My first gun was a 9mm CZ75B for home protection.

[@jellybryce7742]

Please do an ammo video if you haven't yet. FMJ bulk or a few good rounds of HD ammo? Ordering online is about to get outlawed here by Jan 1.

[@Sonny84586]

What?? Where did you hear that??

[@jellybryce7742]

Dennis Fisenko Sorry. In commiefornia not wherever you thought.

[@Sonny84586]

almost gave me a heart attack

[@aquacandela3705]

I'm looking to get my first pistol, and am eyeing either an *HK usp* or *HK p30*. anyone have input on the HK series?, iv heard allot of Good about them.

[@bae313]

After the practicality of a pistol for away from home, I am really becoming sold on the PS90 for home defense. Of course it and the ammo are expensive.30 banging rounds in the clear mag let you see how many rounds you have left and gives you close to long gun stopping power. Bullpup short barrel design makes clearing the house more practical than any long gun while increasing your ability to retain possession. Ambidextrous and can be shot with one hand.

[@josephprice1453]

Reid a ruger sr9 runs just as good as a glock in experience and you can get them between 400 to 450

[@ajfam871]

Sig SP2022 Affordable $400-$500 Good quality Available in 9mm/40sw Comes with metal Sig night sights . Decent trigger Good size a little bigger than a G19.

[@christopherharts1995]

Good stuff. I always tell people to at some point buy a revolver. As it’s effective and reliable and I might get blasted for this buuuut it’s not likely to get banned. Most of the capacity restriction I hear revolvers fall short of and it’s typically considered reasonable to own and use.

[@PaynekillerJim]

stop buying cheeseburgers,stop buying that starbucks. it all adds up