45 vs 10mm SHOOT OUT FOR BEAR DEFENSE

[Control for Smilers]

some friends of mine did salmon fishing in Alaska like 20 years ago. the cannery they dealt with was on Kodiak island. crew members were required to carry on the island cause of the bears. my buddy showed up with a beretta 92. he got laughed at.

 

[jaxyaks]

some friends of mine did salmon fishing in Alaska like 20 years ago. the cannery they dealt with was on Kodiak island. crew members were required to carry on the island cause of the bears. my buddy showed up with a beretta 92. he got laughed at.

Rightfully so....lol

 

[karlvv30]

I have 5 10's now and I'm not done. I'll probably buy the p320 xten and the 10 banshee next. Best PC round eva.

 

[gh1950]

Mag capacity is not a factor. A bear can close so quickly that you will be lucky to get off two aimed shots. Now you may be able to keep shooting while it is on top of you.

Same response I give to the 9mm when they make fun of my K frame .357. If you are in a personal defense situation, and 6 rounds of .357 don't resolve it, you are are pretty well screwed anyway. If we apply the 21 foot rule, one round of real .357 is a lot more likely to end the threat than 3 or 4 rounds of 9mm. After 6 shots of anything, you are going to be hand to hand if you haven't taken care of business.

 

[mrauditor]

Vodka Martini, shaken not stirred.

The name is Bond......James Bond. Thanks.

 

[mrauditor]

I already own a 45acp and a 357. Why do I need a 10mm?

Because you can . Thanks.

 

[WallsGa]

Stir your martinis, fellas.

 

[Bryan]

Stir your martinis, fellas.

Vodka martini is ok to shake. It does not bruise like gin.

 

[greg vess]

Vodka martini is ok to shake. It does not bruise like gin.

LOL

 

[greg vess]

As far as I'm concerned you can add donkey piss to liquor and won't taste any worse. Actually would probably improve the taste quite a bit.