That would depend on the real life situation.
hunting for deer would definitely call for a rifle whereas defending your home from an intruder is probably a good time to have a pistol handy, I have never found it necessary to keep anything deadlier than a Baseball bat by the door.
99% of the people never run into a real life necessity for a gun, hunters and sportsmen own them much the same as a fisherman owns a rod and reel, and never thinks of them or has a need other that their intended use.
Owning or brandishing a firearm with the intent to use it on a human being is something that is all too often taken lightly, talk to someone who has actually had to use one in such a case and you will find a regret regardless of the situation in the ending of someones life.
First, it is rifle, not riffle. Second, no, or we would shoot tanks with a rifle. Cannon are more powerful. Finally, depends on the rifle. I have a .22 rifle and a .44 magnum pistol. The pistol is far more powerful than the rifle. I also have a .22 pistol, and a 30-06 rifle. The rifle is far more powerful than the pistol (in THAT example).
If you were facing the uniform, the rifle badge would be to the left of the pistol badge.
I would use a 22 long caliber rifle, a Kember,Browning for the pistol I would use a 9mm or 22 long rifle pistol a Kimber, or Sig Sauer.
I would take a .357 rifle at least at most, the biggest rifle you would ever need would be a .44mag rifle. If you take a shotgun I would take a 10 guage. Any pistol at minimum should be a .38. The highest pistol should be a .454
I'm not sure how the system of purchasing a pistol in Florida works, but converting a rifle into something which the BATFE would class as a pistol without being able to legally own a pistol would be illegal, not just in Florida, but in the entire US. Now bear in mind that, to be classed as a pistol, it would have to have just the pistol grip, and no buttstock. If it's a combination of pistol grip and buttstock, it's still considered a rifle, and is still legal, so long as the rifle is still compliant with state laws. Some states (New York, New Jersey, California, Connecticut, Cook County Illinois) still have so-called assault weapons bans in effect.
You probably have a Mk. I pistol, manufactured circa 1958. If this is the case, it would be a semi-auto pistol, chambered in .22 Long Rifle.
Well first off, if you have a pistol get a holster. A holster is around your belt at your side, and then a rifle at front. A sling with the rifle would be good because if you run out of ammo on your rifle, than put it on your back with your sling and take your pistol out.
An assault clip would be a container of bullets that can be snapped into an assault rifle.
I prefer, "I would like you to make the situation better."
I would say Vermont, but I'm not 100% sure. I know you don't need a permit to carry a concealed pistol, or to buy or own a pistol, rifle, or shotgun. Per federal law, you have to be 18 to buy a rifle, 21 to buy a pistol, and you have to pass a background check.
A rifle, because it is longer.
A rifle, because it is longer.