My idea of a carbine is a pistol loaded long gun, such as a Keltec Sub-2000 or Camp-9.
As to using bird shot or #1 for home defense - yeah okay - don't think so. At minimum I use #4 buck.
The .223, which in carbine format, is still a rifle load, thus I treat as a rifle - not a carbine.
Now, would I use a 9,40 or 45 chambered weapon for home defense in the carbine format - sure I would. The Keltec for example holds more cartridge, is easy to use and is inexpensive to own(paid less for my carbine than any of my pistols or shotguns).
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It comes down to personal choice.I like the intimidation factor of a shotgun pumping.
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Huh, interesting to say the least.
My idea of a carbine is a pistol loaded long gun, such as a Keltec Sub-2000 or Camp-9.
As to using bird shot or #1 for home defense - yeah okay - don't think so. At minimum I use #4 buck.
The .223, which in carbine format, is still a rifle load, thus I treat as a rifle - not a carbine.
Now, would I use a 9,40 or 45 chambered weapon for home defense in the carbine format - sure I would. The Keltec for example holds more cartridge, is easy to use and is inexpensive to own(paid less for my carbine than any of my pistols or shotguns).
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