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Dr.Rob · May 10, 2000, 01:37 PM

Yes dave i believe i was QUOTING you.. i do however still prefer the sectional density of certs over tic-tacs.

And YES with proper training and learning how to not "crowd cover" a long gun can be far easier to manuver than you think.

i still think the m-1 carbine is a good choice for a long arm (in a n HD scenario) IF loaded with softpoints.. its not terribly un pc looking inexpensive and fairly robust and light. but its NOT a shotgun.

Out in the open.. give me a robust rifle with a 30 round magazine and a celtic cross to keep me safe... but in the house its a shotgun backed up by a 45 auto full of nasty
hollowpoints.

May 10, 2000, 01:37 PM	#30
Dr.Rob Staff Alumnus Join Date: July 28, 1999 Location: Denver Posts: 2,454	Yes dave i believe i was QUOTING you.. i do however still prefer the sectional density of certs over tic-tacs. And YES with proper training and learning how to not "crowd cover" a long gun can be far easier to manuver than you think. i still think the m-1 carbine is a good choice for a long arm (in a n HD scenario) IF loaded with softpoints.. its not terribly un pc looking inexpensive and fairly robust and light. but its NOT a shotgun. Out in the open.. give me a robust rifle with a 30 round magazine and a celtic cross to keep me safe... but in the house its a shotgun backed up by a 45 auto full of nasty hollowpoints.