Is this a good firearm and ammo?

[lostmeaning]

Gun: https://notjustguns.com/product/glo...k-steel-slide-black-polymer-grip-fixed-sights

Ammo: https://notjustguns.com/product/corbon-10mm-150gr-jhp-20-500

I used the firearms thread and chose one of the calibers and type of ammo listed there. 10mm Glock auto and 10mm Corbon JHP/hollow points.

Anyone knowledgeable about guns able to confirm if this is one of the best choices to be lethal (while aiming correctly ofc)?

- Also while I'm here, is aiming in the mouth at the correct angle (around 30 degree angle I think it was) best? Or will behind the ear work? I would rather not do mouth but if it is more reliable then I guess that's what it will be.

 

[Aprilfarewell4]

Gun: https://notjustguns.com/product/glo...k-steel-slide-black-polymer-grip-fixed-sights

Ammo: https://notjustguns.com/product/corbon-10mm-150gr-jhp-20-500

I used the firearms thread and chose one of the calibers and type of ammo listed there. 10mm Glock auto and 10mm Corbon JHP/hollow points.

Anyone knowledgeable about guns able to confirm if this is one of the best choices to be lethal (while aiming correctly ofc)?

It would be more than lethal.
I think 357 revolvers, snub nose dual action like a Ruger LCR are the best choice because 9mm and 10mms have a wider barrel and muzzle. A double action 357 Ruger LCR, a person don't have to cock anything, there's no safety, just pull the trigger. If someone never used or owned a firearm before, it's really the best choice, and it's extremely powerful, can load it with range of ammunition, Magnum rounds, 38 specials, bore rounds designed to stop something as large as a grizzly bear. Long story short 10 mm, especially with hollow points, or just standard ball, lethal.

 

[lostmeaning]

It would be more than lethal.
I think 357 revolvers, snub nose dual action like a Ruger LCR are the best choice because 9mm and 10mms have a wider barrel and muzzle. A double action 357 Ruger LCR, a person don't have to cock anything, there's no safety, just pull the trigger. If someone never used or owned a firearm before, it's really the best choice, and it's extremely powerful, can load it with range of ammunition, Magnum rounds, 38 specials, bore rounds designed to stop something as large as a grizzly bear. Long story short 10 mm, especially with hollow points, or just standard ball, lethal.

So this gun? And it would be just as lethal as the other? https://notjustguns.com/product/rug...5-round-black-hogue-tamer-monogrip-grip-black and then I can use the same ammo?

I don't know how the safety works or much in general so simpler is probably better then. I have to take a firearm test but I don't think I am required to do any hands on training that I'm aware of that would help prepare me. I have shot a pistol before and remember it being comfortable/not difficult, but was years ago and I was only handed it didn't load or do anything.

Also why is it bad to use one with a wider barrel and muzzle?

 

[Aprilfarewell4]

So this gun? And it would be just as lethal as the other? https://notjustguns.com/product/rug...5-round-black-hogue-tamer-monogrip-grip-black and then I can use the same ammo?

I don't know how the safety works or much in general so simpler is probably better then. I have to take a firearm test but I don't think I am required to do any hands on training that I'm aware of that would help prepare me. I have shot a pistol before and remember it being comfortable/not difficult, but was years ago and I was only handed it didn't load or do anything.

Also why is it bad to use one with a wider barrel and muzzle?

More lethal depending on what ammunition is used. A wider barrel is not bad. It isn't the right mouth feel for me, but it might be a better for somebody else, it doesn't really matter to be honest. It's over fast.

 

[MrOptions]

Will definitely get the job done if you aim is well placed.