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	Name:	MrHodja -
	Subject:	This is why you shouldn't own a peashooter
	Date:	1/6/2013 10:29:40 PM (updated 1/6/2013 10:32:23 PM)

Heck, put on target a .22 short would do the job. The bigger the round, the less accurate one needs to be - even an arm shot with a .45 ACP JHP +p would get the attacker's attention and make him wonder where the next one is going.

My wife carries a .22 WMR in her purse that is smaller than a cigarette pack. Tiny package but enough gumption to at least make a perp think twice, and at most send him to a cold room with a tag on his big toe. I carry a Kahr PM-9 (9 mm) with +p jhp. Not as much wallop as a .45 but very lethal, put any where close to the target.