Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Ferrari Digest, Vol 17, Issue 9

[Dave Handa (dave]

BTW, thank you for the explanation of why you want the Judge.  You have
revealed yourself well; you have a specific "bedside" gun, you have the
"going downstairs" shotgun, and the Sig with the laser pointer.  All with
various dedicated ammo types, loaded in various order in the magazine.  I am
sure you spent many an hour debating with yourself what was the proper order
the buckshot and pistol rounds would be placed in your Judge revolver.

cLYde and the rest of the List may think I'm a gun nut, so be it.  You are
truly certifiable!  ;-)

Dave




-----Original Message-----
From: BRIGANDBAR [at] aol.com [mailto:BRIGANDBAR [at] aol.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 12:42 PM
To: dave [at] davehanda.com
Cc: The FerrariList
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Ferrari Digest, Vol 17, Issue 9

 
In a message dated 12/5/2007 1:01:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
ferrari-request [at] ferrarilist.com writes:

I prefer  something more durable like the Glock
19.  Damn near  indestructible


   
Dave:
 
Dave, not too long ago I read that Glock handguns had injured more police  
officers that carried then (due to accidental discharges), than have shot
bad  
guys while in the hands of police officers. Personally, though I know that  
they are less expensive than a Sig, I don't understand why professionals
whose  
life may depend on this particular tool at some phase of their career would

choose to carry a Glock, but many do. It must be the same reason why some
folks  
drive Vipers and Corvettes rather than Ferraris.
 
Please slow down and take a deep breath my friend on my choice of the  
Taurus. The "Judge" was bought for two specific purposes, it sits by the bed
in  the 
bedroom (if someone gets there it is pretty much CQB and the loading I use,

two .410s, then two .45 Long Colts and another .410 is designed just right
for 
 that purpose. If I have to go down stairs I have a Rem. shotgun with open  
sights, #4 3' mag. buchshot, followed by a slug and alternating for the
entire  
extended magazine capacity and then a SigSauer 229 with a laser sighting 
device.  And then, if he makes me really, really mad, well............you do
the  
math.
 
The other use for the "Judge" is as a snake gun when I go out off-roading,  
or in the desert in the G-wagen or Bronco. And it is quite excellent for
that  
purpose. My H&R Handygun is just too valuable to carry around and abuse like

that any more.
 
Yes, the "Judge" is way too big and ungainly to be used as a conventional  
defense revolver but it does have its place in the world.
 
Incidentally, my wife, currently a Chief of Police, and like me a veteran
of 
a tactical team, only in her case with a local police agency, still carries
a 
 .357mag. revolver. Uses speedloaders as well. And my suggestion to any bad 
guys  in her town would be if you want a gunfight just drive a little
farther 
down the  road to increase your survivability quotient.
 
Dr. Steve  

1964 Rolls  Royce Silver Cloud III...........1975 Pontiac GV Conv.
1980 MB  450SL...................................1982 RR Corniche
1985 MB 280 GE  G-Wagen..................1988 Rolls Royce Silver Spur
1990 Cadillac "Eagle"  Hearse................1994 F-350 Powerstroke 4x4 
1995 Ferrari 348  Spyder........................1996 Bronco
2000 Lincoln Town  Car..........................2004 Excursion
and a
1976 HAHN- WARNER &  SWASEY- DUPLEX DIVISION HOWE APPARTUS. THE MODEL #R400 
FIRE TRUCK w/a 100' Tower  System
(+ Audrey's 2x MB's)


Dr. Stephen B. Spies, CES,  CFI
Director, Forensic Sciences Laboratory
Explosives Engineering  Technologies

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