Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

Sunday Gunday: What's your bedside gun?

Comments

51 comments

  • kidthatsirish
    Bedside gun is a fnh fnp9 with a tlr3 attached. 17 rounds of 147grain hst with plenty of light.

    Its actually my wife's pistol but suits me just fine as well.

    I prefer 1911s or my little carry gun....but those stay in other places.
    0
  • grumpygy
    32949.jpg


    + 1 mag.

    Or
    7259-c27e3aac229facb388e5e985413a8aaa.jpg

    But mine has a flash light attachment beam on by finger grip.
    0
  • Ditch-Runner
    [:I]
    xdm 45 , but If I go outside its rem 870 12 ga folding stock extended mag and a surefire light /forearm , or a AR15 "pistol" with a mounted light on it also .
    0
  • Ricci Wright
    A Glock of course. A model 20 ten mm loaded with Winchester 175 gr silver tips and wearing a Surefire XL300 light. Oh I swapped in a 6? factory Glock barrel.
    0
  • Junkballer
    My bedside......a 3" Taurus Judge with loaded with a mixture of 3" .410 shells and .45 Long Colt........I'm not the playful type when my life is threatened [:(!]. Other type firearms scattered around the house [;)]
    0
  • redneckandy
    226 Sig in 357Sig. Goes in my vehicle in the morning and comes in with me at night. Always have a light close by as well.
    0
  • NeoBlackdog
    Glock 23, one for the wife and one for me.
    Benelli M2, 21" with an 8 round mag.
    NOT a good house to make things go bump in the night.
    0
  • savage170
    Pretty simple

    smith and Wesson 67
    0
  • jimdeere
    Colt Detective Special
    Moss berg 930 Blackwater
    0
  • fordsix
    mossberg shockwave and a ruger sp101
    0
  • reload999
    Sig P320 Full-Size .45 on the bedside night table and a Mossberg 590 pump 12 ga in the nearby closet.
    0
  • Laredo Lefty
    Glock 19 full of Black Talons, same gun I carry every day.
    0
  • ruger41
    Currently a SIG Sauer P250C in .40 S&W loaded with SIG 165 grain V Crowns, 2 spare mags and a flashlight. Wife has a S&W Bodyguard .380 with 90 grain Hornady Critical Defense on her side.
    0
  • jesnlsn
    686 6" smith. with black talons. it's gonna go bang, it hangs from the bedpost in a custom cowboy leather rig a good buddy bought me.
    0
  • William81
    A set of Glock 19's......
    0
  • dunbarboyz
    Glock 17.
    0
  • victorj19
    A CZ82 in 9x18 (Makarov)
    0
  • Old-Colts
    1961 Colt Trooper 357 Mag.

    PB Picture removed.
    0
  • drl50
    model 12
    0
  • SG
    I figure that if I need it when I'm sleeping I'll get the drop since
    I'm already in the prone position. [:D]


    qdoqniu9.jpg
    0
  • Mark G
    Taurus 445T 44 Special in Titanium with 200 grain Winchester Silver Tips and 2 speed loaders.
    0
  • sharkman69
    My bedside gun is my Smith and Wesson model 27 .357 magnum with an 8 3/8" barrel. But that's only because I keep it right next to the bed, since I have to keep it somewhere. Right next to my front door is my new Remington Tac 14, that new short barreled 870 that's legal due to a great loophole in the law.
    0
  • Mr. Perfect
    410 pump.
    0
  • 1880texan
    A Smith & Wesson m-544 Texas centennial in 44/40
    0
  • Sam06
    23mv0l.jpg
    0
  • NeoBlackdog
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    23mv0l.jpg

    I had you pegged as an M-60 guy...
    [:D]
    0
  • Arby
    Mil Spec Springfield 1911
    0
  • bpost
    A Glock 21, cut rifling barrel, compensated with 13 ready to go and five spare mags as back up.
    0
  • DONDALINGER
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    32949.jpg


    + 1 mag.

    Or
    7259-c27e3aac229facb388e5e985413a8aaa.jpg

    But mine has a flash light attachment beam on by finger grip.


    Very similar to the Para Warthog. Great guns and a lot of firepower!
    0
  • Don McManus
    quote:Originally posted by kidthatsirish
    Bedside gun is a fnh fnp9 with a tlr3 attached. 17 rounds of 147grain hst with plenty of light.

    Its actually my wife's pistol but suits me just fine as well.

    I prefer 1911s or my little carry gun....but those stay in other places.


    I keep an FNP-45 by the bed. Always keep it ready for a DA first round. Took awhile to get comfortable with the decocker, but not having to remember to flip a safety has always seemed like a good idea if one gets awakened in the middle of the night.
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity