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What caliber for shark?

Sebastian posits that most people, even gun nuts, do not carry at the beach. And that the Tunisia beach massacre could be a terrorist template used here.

I always have a gun with me at the beach. Because the beach usually has a bunch of drunk people on it and thinks can go tango uniform in that type of scene. I do so by using this maxpedition bag which has a place just for a gun. It’s, obviously, off-body carry. While I don’t like the off body carry, it has its places. I’ve also stored them in the side pocket of a cooler. I tend to make sure I clean the gun when we get back in town due to salt and sand and general beachery.

8 Responses to “What caliber for shark?”

  1. TriggerFinger Says:

    What caliber for shark? Someone get me a set of calipers and a torpedo.

  2. Oleg Volk Says:

    Guns go into a ziplock in a cooler, right by the water bottles. Wouldn’t swim with one, but not everyone goes into the water at once.

  3. SDN Says:

    If you listen to John Ringo and his team of consultants for his novels, 15-foot hammerhead = .45 H&K automatic pistol at about 60 feet down.

    I wouldn’t want to think about firing anything smaller at that depth.

  4. aerodawg Says:

    It’s hard to pack a long slide 1911 in a speedo

  5. John Bernard Books Says:

    Speak for yourself, aerodawg.

  6. Deaf Smith Says:

    I’d say a bag stick. .44 cal will do fine.

    If not that, a large and SHARP knife of maybe 10 inch blade length.

    And maybe a few flash-bang grenades.

  7. Will Says:

    SDN:
    Mythbusters did several shows on different calibers in water. 9mm may have been tops in range.

  8. Ron W Says:

    And the most likely terrorists, according to DHS, will not be obvious to spot.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2017481/DHS-video-characterises-white-middle-class-Americans-likely-terrorists.html

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