Thread: Looking to purchase a semiauto for home defense

I know the Springfield XD comes in a bi-tone and has a rail to mount a light. Another option is to buy a gun that meets what you need and then have it hard chromed.

Generally speaking, the larger the caliber, the more expensive the ammo.

The Taurus 24/7 Pro comes in a stainless steel finish w/ light rail. It only comes in 9mm, .40S&W, and .45ACP. I believe the .357Sig round is closer in price to .40S&W per 100 in winchester white box ammo. I hope this helps.

Originally Posted by Todd

I know the Springfield XD comes in a bi-tone and has a rail to mount a light. Another option is to buy a gun that meets what you need and then have it hard chromed.

Generally speaking, the larger the caliber, the more expensive the ammo.

Todd makes a very good point when he suggested that you find the gun with your needs then have it chromed. Your missing out on a good amount of guns.

Originally Posted by spacedoggy

Todd makes a very good point when he suggested that you find the gun with your needs then have it chromed. Your missing out on a good amount of guns.

What kind of a price would I be looking at to get a handgun chromed?

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/w...AL&isFirearm=Y

Ruger KP95PR.

Have you looked at an EAA Witness? They're reasonably priced $336 at Bud's). I have one marked for addition to my collection.

http://www.eaacorp.com/handguns-witn...l-Full-EI.html

Handle as many guns as you can and buy the one that is most comfortable for you use. Worry about the finish later. As was mentioned, you can always hard chrome later if you want.

Originally Posted by jwkimber45

Handle as many guns as you can and buy the one that is most comfortable for you use. Worry about the finish later. As was mentioned, you can always hard chrome later if you want.

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