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Sold the CZ82 and may have found the perfect "truck gun" for my needs.

Ladies and gentlemen, the $200, 1600fps/500fp Ruskie:



(don't fret, I have it strapped in at half cock and not relying on the afterthought-of-a-safety)



Loaded with 10 HP's and with a foot-long muzzle flash it might prove to be a deterrent to foolish men with evil intentions.

I'm swapping car guns again.

I sold the PA-63 yesterday and bought a CZ82 to replace it with.

It's always some kind of tradeoff and compromise, so now it's 13 rounds of Makarov hollowpoints in a dependable, relatively accurate, and inexpensive gun for the car.

I'm sure I'll mess with it somehow and paint the grips or something.

Great hobby we have, isn't it?

Tallinthesaddle wrote:An alarm system, lock box, and parking in a unobstructed space would help. If a burgler wants to steal something, they will try their hardest. They have nothing else to do. If I was going to leave my firearm in my truck 24 hours a day, I would buy something like a used Ruger P89 or P95. It is better to lose a $300 pistol than a $1,200 HK or AR.

And even better to lose a $175 PA-63.