Yeah another new one from WA.

[1True1_55]

I live in SW WA and have served 8 years in the USAR before being injured and disabled.  So now I have to limit my fire arms use to .22 for weight and recoil, my shoulder muscles have weakened over time and it makes for holding larger calibre fire-arms more difficult so I will have to limit my time to .22s.

And after reading about the lethality of the .22 calibre it looks like I might make this my defence weapon of choice.

[asmurff]

Welcome and thank you for your service. Hey you use what you can handle, a 10/22 with a 25 round magazine isn't something I'd want to face.

[Michigan Joe]

Welcome to the group!

[lmao_37]

Hi and welcome youll find a good bunch in here  :thumb:

a 10/22 with a 25 round magazine isn't something I'd want to face.

A 10/22 wouldnt be to scary.......I wouldn't wana see Mr Smurf running through the door in his underware i would need to scrub my eye's out with steel wool  ;D

[techmike]

Thanks for your Service, and Welcome!

[asmurff]

I restrict my 10/22 activities to the range, plus I keep sweat pants (don't want bad guys to die laughing at my smurf boxers >:D) by the bed, along with a 1911A1 and a 12ga pump for things that go bump in the night.

[lmao_37]

I restrict my 10/22 activities to the range, plus I keep sweat pants (don't want bad guys to die laughing at my smurf boxers >:D) by the bed, along with a 1911A1 and a 12ga pump for things that go bump in the night.

;D

[Microgunner]

Welcome to the forum. You'll find that the lowly .22 is often used successfully in lawful self defense. Shot placement is paramount.