Best for HD

Probably pistol because it's short and easier to keep close by in a drawer or nightstand or whatever so you can get to it quickly if you aren't bachelor enough to just have a longarm sitting propped against the wall or something.

After that, probably some kind of SBR would be best, but we can't have nice things.

>>32347589
The one you can operate well enough to defend yourself at 2am.

>>32347589
I'd say pistol for standard houses because of what >>32347808 said and also because 9mm or .45 are better at shooting inside of roomwith your TV, computer and picture of your dear mother.

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>shotgun, AR, or pistol
Why choose? Have a bedside AR and then have the rest of your firearms strategically scattered around your home.

>>32348128
Good idea to give free weapons to your intruder

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SBS.

>>32347589

AR pistol w/ light and electronic earpro here
I think it's probably the best choice for most everyone. Also have pistol w/ light

>>32348147
>mag fed 8.5" grizzly
Nice mang I want a 12.5" tube fed. How does the mag fed run? My buddy said it sucks but it could be hit and miss

I'd say pistol for the fact that
>Over penetration is easier to control
>CAR was literally invented for CQC with pistols, as it reduced your "length" by a considerable amount
>Easier to store/access

Realistically, whatever you feel comfortable with and can use properly will work, but this is what I prefer.

>>32348213
CAR is a meme, overpenetration is mitigated with any weapon if the right load is used, and an AR propped by the bedside is just as easy to access

>>32348235
>CAR is a meme
It's memed*
Its actually effective if you practice it enough. And use it in the right context.

>overpenetration is mitigated with any weapon if the right load is used
True, but it's easier to control

>an AR propped by the bedside is just as easy to access
Mostly true. The only difference I'd say is that if you only have one on hand on a pistol, you can still use it effectively, whereas using an AR with one hand won't be as effective.

Like I said, I'm not saying x is better than y, I'm just stating my opinions and my reasons for them.

>>32348189
It isn't mine.

I just moved into a new place. I have an 18" fal in the corner next to the bed and a 10mm in the nightstand. I should have brought the ar or valmet, but I shoot the fal the most and already had it in the truck. It'll be okay....r-right?

>>32348213

>Over penetration is easier to control

JHPs act like FMJs when you shoot drywall, they don't really expand. High velocity fragmenting 5.56 is much less likely to overpenetrate than a pistol round.

High capacity carbine in 556, bonus points for bullpup.

>>32348353

>real fuckin NATO
>10mm

I hope you hate your neighbors...

>>32348370
I get home late and go to work early and they like to stay up late bumping some shit broccoli song during the 4 hours I try to sleep.

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If I didn't live in CA, one of these prolly

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Carbine > Shotgun > Pistol

>>32351154
being a gun owner in this state is true suffering