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Pls not another 'my guns are better than yours' discussion.
Look, let's be serious for a change. Do yourself a favor and follow this single advice I give you once again:
Go to gunshops and ranges which let you try out stuff and see what you're comfortable with. Take everything into your hands and shoot it, see what fits you best. That's the only thing that really counts. Don't rush to buy anything because someone recommended it.
Shooting is a lot like tuppering, if you want to git good you gotta obsess over it, it needs to be imagistic, not doctrinal. This means - the right gun for you is the one you like to look at, the one you like to shoot, the one you like to take apart and clean. It needs to become a part of your life, a part of your body. The most advanced tech is useless if you lack the will and thus experience to safely use it. Practice, practice, practice. Be prepared that this will cost you a lot of money and time.
Now if you are really serious about home defense this is yet another level. I'm gonna tell you an unpleasant truth. As soon as someone breaks into your house with the intent to harm you, you have already lost. You cannot win as a law-abiding citizen in such situation. Especially in Commiefornia. So first of all think about investing in home security to prevent / deter random crackniggers from invading your property. Don't make it look like a worthy and easy target. Only then comes personal defense as last resort.