03-23-2018, 03:49 AM
Thanks Frontier G,
I have lived in rural ND for a few years and understand the need out there.
Currently I live in WI subburbia of 60k+ city,...I currently take a .22 pistol daily to work for dispatching said vermon in live traps, because of the risk of catching neighborhood pets we don't use kill traps. And due to surrounding houses the use of a rifle caliber firearm although legal is not wise. Rifles/long guns are required to be unloaded and cased in a vehicle, that is what I grew up with and don't have an issue with.
As for personal proctection I don't see a scenario where a ar pistol is an advantage, vs a pistol that is locked and ready? In the confinements of a vehicle? The only advantage here being since it's a pistol it qualifies under conceal carry and can be loaded and uncased in a vehicle. Having higher capacity mag and more knockdown, but if it isn't loaded your at a disadvantage in a surprised or fast developing scenario. Hence would be a secondary personal defense option only if things got really out of hand.
so am I justified in being concerned about having an ar lock and loaded in a vehicle accidently discharging because of the floating bolt?
I have lived in rural ND for a few years and understand the need out there.
Currently I live in WI subburbia of 60k+ city,...I currently take a .22 pistol daily to work for dispatching said vermon in live traps, because of the risk of catching neighborhood pets we don't use kill traps. And due to surrounding houses the use of a rifle caliber firearm although legal is not wise. Rifles/long guns are required to be unloaded and cased in a vehicle, that is what I grew up with and don't have an issue with.
As for personal proctection I don't see a scenario where a ar pistol is an advantage, vs a pistol that is locked and ready? In the confinements of a vehicle? The only advantage here being since it's a pistol it qualifies under conceal carry and can be loaded and uncased in a vehicle. Having higher capacity mag and more knockdown, but if it isn't loaded your at a disadvantage in a surprised or fast developing scenario. Hence would be a secondary personal defense option only if things got really out of hand.
so am I justified in being concerned about having an ar lock and loaded in a vehicle accidently discharging because of the floating bolt?