The MP7 is only legal for military, law enforcement and government sales in the US. The armor-piercing ammo is illegal for civilians, too. We tested all the different ammo types. Very impressive. It would definitely overpenetrate soft tissue. Here's some more info:





Heckler & Koch - USA

 

another good choice for a more full sized pistol would be as many said a glock, a walther p99 or ppq, or the cz 75b. i find that the 1911s have too many parts

 

Go glock and dont look back. I know too many people who know way too much about a lot of things surrounding these subjects and way too many of them carry for some reason or other a glock to NOT consider using one yourself. And with enough training, one can easily make anything within 100 meters touchable. I was doing that just a few weeks ago with a near stock glock (had some dawson sights on it).

 

Glock... That's what I've been saying all along.

 

You're going to be scared shitless...out of your mind...if some asshole breaks into your house. There is a really good chance that you'll be shaking so hard you'll stovepipe your Glock, and then you're out of luck and the gun won't fire.

After alot of thought, I keep a Colt Python loaded with 6 rounds of frangible ammo in a quick lock box next to my bed.

All I have to do is pull the trigger and it will fire. If not, just pull the trigger again.

Frangible ammo won't go through every wall and kill your neighbor by accident.

And 6 rounds are plenty. He either runs...or dies.

Yes, I have a Benelli shotgun for a shoot out with warning. But for the middle of the night sudden action? I want a gun that a jury will appreciate too.

PHOTOS BELOW: Colt Python Revolver, Frangible Ammo after it's shot, and a common "Stove Pipe" on a semi-automatic pistol - the gun won't fire.