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I just thought I'd toss this link in here, no actual implications or anything. But it's given me some ideas...The Sentry Project:eg:
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In the UK YOU would get put in jail for defending your home. Hurt the person breaking into your house and it's you that gets taken in to the police station for assault. CRAZY !!!
I'd rather blind someone than kill them personally, if someone broke in I'm disabled so running isn't really a option.
Aside from the fact that original question is serious, "What's the best way to defend myself if attacked at home?", paraphrasing there, I was laughing greatly reading all the responses. Just because it all has a bit of black humor to it. I especially loved the sentry project link, ha ha. I was also imaging someone threatening a burglar with cancer thirty years from now, after he closed his eyes to the laser.
With that said, please invest in a Remington 870 Magnum Express shotgun, grab some double aught or triple aught shells and keep it ready for use if you so ever need to us it. Of course, keep in mind the environment as well. If you live alone you don't have to worry about kids or stupid adults playing with a loaded weapon. I would also recommend getting a 16" barrel and pistol grip stock. This is just to make it easier to wield in a home. If you've ever had a 22" barrel and rifle stocked shotgun you know what I mean. One last thing to consider is that if you live in apartments shotgun shot could injure your neighbors from going through walls into their residence. Pistol rounds will have less penetrating power in walls and such due to the lower momentum, but will be a lot more difficult to land a shot on your target without regular practice on your weapon.
Pistol rounds will have less penetrating power in walls? This greatly depends on what pistol or revolver rounds your weapon uses.