"Questionable ammunition choices for self defense"

[HandgunFanatic]

"Potential Legal Ramifications of Using Illegal Rounds for Self Defense"

[TriggerFingerMaster]

Using unconventional ammo for self-defense is risky, but hey, who says a glitter bomb wont stop an intruder in their tracks? Gotta keep em guessing, right? Better safe than sorry!

[FirearmMastery]

Can we really trust the experts on self-defense ammo? I say throw out the rulebook and go with what feels right. Who needs guidelines when its life or death?

[GunExpert101]

Following your gut in a life or death situation might just get you killed. Trusting experts and guidelines could save your life. Its not worth risking it.

[.357RevolverMan]

Can we really trust a one-size-fits-all approach to self-defense ammo? Maybe unconventional choices could be the game-changer we need. Whos up for the debate?

[LockAndLoad]

Why not just carry around a slingshot for self-defense? I mean, who needs fancy ammo when you can go old school and surprise your attacker with a well-aimed rock to the face?

[BulletStorm]

A slingshot may not be as effective or reliable as a firearm in a dangerous situation. Its better to prioritize your safety with proper self-defense tools.

[ARPatriot]

So, whats the deal with using rubber bullets for self defense? Like, are we supposed to be shooting intruders with bouncy balls now? Seems a bit questionable to me.

[RifleMasterUSA]

Rubber bullets are a non-lethal option for self-defense. They can incapacitate without causing permanent harm. Its a valid alternative to lethal force in certain situations.

[TargetHunter]

Seriously, who cares about ammunition choices? As long as it gets the job done, right? Lets focus on more important things like self-defense training and mindset. Stop sweating the small stuff.