You can have only one...

[rmoraes]

B"H
Dear friends, I'd like you imput. Suppose you may only buy one gun, and only one per person, to defend your family and home, and be the only gun you can carry, including open carry. Which one Y'll buy?
As a friend living and carring in Israel told me, that's his scenario. I'm btw PS90 for the size and punch, or a Glock 23.

[Javier730]

Glock 17.

[Jago668]

Glock 17.

Since that is what I carry.

[Middle Age Russ]

I'd be happy to suggest any number of guns based on answers to some more questions. First, what guns / chamberings are available in that market and what is the relative parts/aftermarket availability? Second, is there an option of concealed carry, and would that option be explored regularly? Third, what is the public perception of open carry in that locale (outside of military/law enforcement personnel)? Last, is it one gun per household, per person or what, and is this per year or ever?

With the parameters as stated, there are LOTS of reasonable options -- at least here in Texas.

[nyj]

Glock 19.

[jb2012]

I'm going glock 21 every time. harder to conceal but who cares. I'm just not near as comfortable with a 9mm.

[tlt]

P226 Combat 9mm

[Setxjeff]

Ruger P85 18 round magazines and good as a club also.

[Weg]

AR15 if we are talking guns in general and not specifically handguns. Mainly because they are so common and the ammo is easy to find.

[Richbirdhunter]

This has to be a trick question, 1 gun?

[cheezit]

Glock 29. Extra barrel in .40 and some hicap mags

[Countryside]

Piston AR-15 pistol.

[John Galt]

This has to be a trick question, 1 gun?

Exactly!

But seriously, if I could only have one, I would pick the Glock 27 over the 23, to better conceal.

[HKsig]

Only one gun?

In America ??

[suthdj]

FN5.7