Cheap handgun for the truck

[C'mon man!]

Personally, I'll never put a light on a handgun. Lots of good choices listed but to check out a noise in the dark, I don't want to point my gun at it to find out what it is.

You don't have to use the light, it's there when you need it. It helps to blind someone too.

 

[David's Gun Room]

Stoeger glock clones have a sale right now.

 

[pokus]

spare parts guns are fun

because guns left in the truck are more likely to be used in you than by you

 

[WallsGa]

I never thought I would ever be considering this but I am in a special situation. When I leave the house and come home after dark I am exposed for about 50 yards from my parking place to my front door. To boot it black as pitch out here and I am thinking of buying a very cheap 9 mil just to keep in the truck to carry from the truck to the house on late nights I come home.

So when I mean cheap I mean inexpensive. I have nice handguns and I am squirting another this Friday but it's much to nice to be clunking around in the truck. Which brings me to my subject at hand. What is the least expensive handgun I can purchase that will be reliable but not break the bank. I am not a big Glock fan but I have looked at some of the clones at PSA. 300 or 400 looks like might be something I wouldn't mind rumbling around the truck. The chances of using it are low but not out of the realm of possiblity.

What options do you guys recommend for safety walking to and fro the truck after the sun goes down that won't be likely to kill me because it won't work when it needs to but affordable enough that I won't mind it getting it marked up in the truck. Any recommendations out there?

Ruger Security 9

 

[Asbestos]

 

[kuduboss]

You don't have to use the light, it's there when you need it. It helps to blind someone too.

Just what I need, a blind trick or treater. I use my off hand away from my body.

 

[Korndog]

Personally, I'll never put a light on a handgun. Lots of good choices listed but to check out a noise in the dark, I don't want to point my gun at it to find out what it is.

OP said he carries & uses a flashlight. Hopefully it’s his primary and the weapon light is his secondary. Haha

 

[Korndog]

What ever you get please don't leave it in your vehicle 24/7. If you do then don't plaster your truck in firearm stickers - your just a billbard for thieves if you do.

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So true, especially these days with smart phones. One time I saw a sticker of a logo/brand I didn’t recognize. Typed a half-ass retarded description of the logo into Google and it pulled up the company immediately.

You idiots need to take any & all firearm related stickers off your cars

 

[NotEli]

spare parts guns are fun

What in the trailer park is going on here?

 

[GFB]

Personally, I'll never put a light on a handgun. Lots of good choices listed but to check out a noise in the dark, I don't want to point my gun at it to find out what it is.

Even inside your house at night when you know no family members are in front of you?