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Which is odd because Beretta is one of the best firearms manufacturer in the world (in my opinion). If they aren't the best, they are at least the oldest - established in 1526.
Italian government is sadly famous for its inconsistency... :-D I don't remember the model, but also one of the best rifles on the market is Italian, and many industries here make investments on the weapon manifacturing industries... XD
For in house protection a shot gun is a better choice as aim is not as critical to stop someone also a couple of 3 dollar wasp killer spray cans that shoot 20 foot is a good alternative if one does not want to have a gun.
Your pedestrian obviously wasn't paying attention to their surroundings.
How have YOU managed to avoid getting hit by a car thus far? Or do you get hit regularly?
My goodness.....
You cannot seem to get around the point that "some time, things happen",
I really hope your being "aware" keeps you alive....
As a person that has retired form the Army (within the last 1.5 years) I can tell you that, there is NO way you can be ready for everything...you may think you can...
But, I guess when you have the 7th/8th sense...you can do that.....
Again, you have shown nothing but ignorance in this thread about "how perceptive you are", sorry....but everyone cannot be as "good as you are" or claim to be....anyway....
Your pedestrian obviously wasn't paying attention to their surroundings.
How have YOU managed to avoid getting hit by a car thus far? Or do you get hit regularly?
Time to put up or shut up. I'm calling you out.
Show us proof how fast you can, how high, the works. Take video accompanied with a measuring tape. We'll see how you measure up to a superhero, since you act like you're one.
For in house protection a shot gun is a better choice as aim is not as critical to stop someone also a couple of 3 dollar wasp killer spray cans that shoot 20 foot is a good alternative if one does not want to have a gun.
A shotgun is very effective at close range and less likely to go through walls and hit your neighbors. The downside is that you aren't as likely to have one close to you on short notice and they are unwieldy indoors (like any long gun).
It's similar to why I carry a pocket camera with me for unexpected picture opportunities while leaving a much better, but cumbersome, professional level camera at home.
For in house protection a shot gun is a better choice as aim is not as critical to stop someone also a couple of 3 dollar wasp killer spray cans that shoot 20 foot is a good alternative if one does not want to have a gun.
IMO, the Judge is better than a shotgun. Any long barrel is harder to move around in cinfined spaces.
You cannot seem to get around the point that "some time, things happen",
I really hope your being "aware" keeps you alive....
As a person that has retired form the Army (within the last 1.5 years) I can tell you that, there is NO way you can be ready for everything...you may think you can...
But, I guess when you have the 7th/8th sense...you can do that.....
Again, you have shown nothing but ignorance in this thread about "how perceptive you are", sorry....but everyone cannot be as "good as you are" or claim to be....anyway....
Seriously? How hard can it be for you to pay attention to your surroundings? And yes, being aware HAS kept me out of trouble thus far. You don't have to be a superhero to pay attention to what you're doing instead of talking on your cell phone, fiddling with a radio, eating your Taco Bell....etc.
Show us proof how fast you can, how high, the works. Take video accompanied with a measuring tape. We'll see how you measure up to a superhero, since you act like you're one.
You don't have to be a superhero to pay attention. Even if YOU might think it takes a superhuman effort, it doesn't. It comes naturally to most common folk.
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