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At the front door of my apartment building in view of the security camera. This is where I do any face-to-face transactions of any kind, might as well do firearms as well.

http://www.theboxotruth.com/ TONS of little experiments they do. Look for The Buick Of Truth on there somewhere.

This.

I don't own one of those and as a civilian, odds are I wouldn't carry it around with me if I did. ;) I was just going by controlled test results.

You won't be able to take out the car very easily at all, so go for the occupant(s). Unless your vehicle is armored, the metal/plastic/glass shrapnel and bullet tumbling makes being inside a car a death trap when shots are fired. Also note that car doors offer zero protection from even a...

Not my animal, just call police and move on. I don't own any pets so.. I'm not sure if it was mine how things would go.

lol, it wasn't a question of which one to buy, it was a question of recoil.

Same size and weight in the two models. Like I said, the only real difference between the two being the ammunition. That being said, would my assumption be correct?

These two guns are pretty much identical in every way other than the ammunition fired. Am I safe to assume the .380 has less recoil than the 9mm?

I PLAN to carry a firearm as soon as legally possible because I am a strong believer in refusing to be a victim. For now I carry a pocket knife, sometimes pepper spray.

My state has open carry. ;P

Just felt like learning a bit here.. Would it ever be legal to have a suppressor on your conceal & carry handgun? Also, could it serve you any real purpose other than being badass? I don't really see a suppressed weapon being very "Defensive".

I misvoted.. I don't own my own vest yet but plan on getting one since I retail them anyway. My usual customers are just LEOs buying a duty vest. I wouldn't recommend buying a Just-In-Case vest that stays in your closet as a civilian, considering they break down after five or so years. If you...

Was just hoping to get lucky. Guess I'll have to leave the gun at home until I'm old enough for the right to protect myself.

Checked every state that MN accepts, all 21+. No luck there.. Just gotta hope I can find some obscure loophole.

Ah, figured one out. Find a state that'll allow me to get my Permit To Carry AND that Minnesota honors.. Minnesota law seems pretty solid about me having to be 21 to get my PTC here.

W.E.G. that was hilarious lol. Why isn't the tanto a good defensive blade? What alternative would you suggest?

Seems like I need to jump through loopholes left and right. I already figured how to get a handgun legally. Now I'm trying to figure out how to get a Permit To Carry being under age 21. Anyone know of any loopholes? A friend of mine told me she got her Permit To Carry as a MINOR. Not sure if...

I think my current primary source of income helps me ease into the gun thing with a girl. I like selling pepper sprays, stun guns, blades and more with a good ol' "everyone should be able to protect themselves" attitude. Owning only 1-3 guns helps too (nothing against people with large...

Quite frankly I'd like to carry a dagger on me but I'm not interested in breaking laws to defend myself.. So my double-edged blades will have to stay at home. I was wondering specifically if you can effectively stab or thrust with a tanto blade. I just can't picture a slashing motion having any...