Rethinking the best home defense weapons: a look at the .22

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His numbers are BS from a dream world and do not line up with the statistics the federal agencies have accumulated over decades of study.

There is a reason those agencies equip their officers with 9mm and .40 caliber firearms, not a .22. The FBI did extensive study of shootings, tactics, and firearms performance in the early 1980s and the result was the development of the .40S&W as the standard issue firearm for all US federal agents.

According to Graywolf and Sun Tu all that study and 25 years of constant use is wrong, they should all be carrying a .22. (why does everyone that don't know $h!t about a topic always refer to Sun TU? And the less they know the more Chinese writing they provide)

On top of that, if you read closely, he says that the shotgun performs better even using his imaginary numbers, so even in La-la Land a 12 bore is the best choice, over a .22lr for the average person in the average home.