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Well, Idaho is quite different than Oregon.
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Something to keep in mind is that IF your bedside weapon is actually used it will be taken as evidence until your innocence is determined. It won't be handled and stored as gently as you treat your own property and some (like anything that can be easily removed) or all you might never see again. That;s a BIG reason that my higher quality/more expensive firearms aren't on my bedside list.
The idea is not to shoot the sheet rock, you are supposed to shoot the scum who is standing in front of it. Of course then there may be some real mess all over the sheet rockSpeaking of penetration and collateral damage, you should see what 00 buck does to sheetrock. There's a video somewhere, ill see if I can find it.
I keep #4 buck in mine. Buckshot comes in gauges other than 00 after all.What I took from it is an ar15 with proper ammo selection is no worse at overpenetration than many other popular choices and in many cases it is better. If I was using a shotty I certainly would shy away from buckshot and probably use #4 birdshot.
Something to keep in mind is that IF your bedside weapon is actually used it will be taken as evidence until your innocence is determined