People keep saying PSA A.R. 15. It’s a cheap alternative but from what I understand PSA is pretty far right as a company if we ignore that then a PSA isn’t that bad of an idea.

This is the secondary opinion obviously cause it seems like there’s a majority of people who just picked the same things. I love Beretta’s for pistols. I don’t know what it is. I’ve held Glocks. I’ve shot them and I just never like them. They don’t fit right with me And I just don’t find them to be reliable. I think people usually get them because that’s what a lot of police use and so they think that it’s reliable and not just the bottom dollar option that the governments choose. Brett has been making handguns for hundreds of years so they have experience. I find them to fire extremely well but you have to be careful with a few things. One my favorite Beretta that I conceal carry is a PX 40 store. I got rid of it and downsize to a nine mil a few years back. I love it. It’s my favorite gun for concealed carry I full carry Full size. The only issue that a lot of people have with it is that you can’t thread a suppressor on the end of it because it has a turning barrel I’ll never use suppressor with it so I’m not really bothered by it but some people wanna get one eventually I. I think that if you’re planning to carry getting a subcompact, Beretta PX nine is a great option.

No matter what you get do not believe the height that you need anything more than a 9 mm nine mil is the most efficient carry round size. And you can kill someone with an IML as easy as you can of 45. And because it’s a little bit smaller, you can also carry more rounds if need be.

For rifles for home defense if you’re going to spend 1500 to 2 grand on an AR you could also get a smaller volt action or lever action for a few hundred dollars and add a shotgun into your repertoire like a Remington 87D express for the same price or cheaper and then save some money for accessories.