What firearm would you take if something goes "bump in the night"?

[sitarro]

Actually I have a pet rescue panther so I do not worry about prowlers.

You must spend a fortune on litter...... and scooping that shit would have to be the worst!

 

[emptystep]

Actually I have a pet rescue panther so I do not worry about prowlers.

You must spend a fortune on litter...... and scooping that shit would have to be the worst!

I wonder if he has ever accidentally stepped on kitty's tail.

 

[CMike]

The shotgun pellets don't spread at relatively close range.

You still have to aim it.

 

[Spoonman]

pistol grip shotgun. aiming is not critical. i'm not putting a lead projectile through the walls and hitting another family members. its short enough it can be spun around without hitting walls, furiture, lights, whatever

 

[PLYMCO_PILGRIM]

What kind of firearm would you use to check out a "bump in the night"?

It would probably be the ruger LC-P that is locked in the nightstand next to my bed. If I had my choice it would be a tactical shotgun, just racking it alone would probably be enough to cause a thief to exit

 

[Missourian]

Ammo (and Shot closer to the end) penetration tests in home environment...

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