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Shooter’s Guide To Choosing The Best Self-Defense Cartridge
.22 Long Rifle
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I have a firm stance on this that says, you should only carry a gun chambered in .22 if you've got absolutely nothing else to carry. After all, the best gun for you is the one you've got access to. If it's a .22, so be it. It shouldn't be your first pick, however. Having said all of that, smaller cartridges tend to lend the shooter to be more accurate at the range. If you can hit your target, you can hit an attacker.
Guns chambered in .22 are also great for new shooters who are just learning. It helps them get acquainted into the sport of shooting, and helps to aid young shooters learn the basics. Overall, this should not be used as a self-defense round, unless it is done as a backup.
Originally posted on June 10, 2016 @ 3:00 PM
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Mike Mcelyea
January 21, 2021 at 3:17 PM
My father in law owned one in a wheel gun and we fired it several times exactly what it said in article but the ammo was almost un heard of.