lol. i'm going to new orleans. just got back from there this weekend, and can't wait to get back on bourbon street.Andrew Homan said:Man first thing I did at 21 was go to a bar.
Get a glock 26, 27 or 33 for carry duty.
Do you carry?
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I don't carry and I have no desire to get a permit...it just screams to a potential future socialistic government that they should come knock on my door if there were ever a weapons snatch. I have to make this post quick so I can finish making my new tin foil hat.
But when I go offroading, camping, on a road trip, and sometimes hiking I will usually bring along my .38 off-duty. I wish it were one of the new lightweight ones though. Dawn's mom just got one and its pretty nice.
But when I go offroading, camping, on a road trip, and sometimes hiking I will usually bring along my .38 off-duty. I wish it were one of the new lightweight ones though. Dawn's mom just got one and its pretty nice.
I think the Airlite 340 or 360 are nice ones ( held a 360 couple of times in OH ), the Airweight 638 I will dig, but the 642 looks too much like the Judge to me
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Glad to hear there are some D webers who have decided to brake away from the sheepole and arm them self's rather then count on there government to protect them and there family.
I always carry my subcompact XD9, (locked and loaded) unless it is illegal to do so.
I always carry my subcompact XD9, (locked and loaded) unless it is illegal to do so.
The thing about carrying a concealed firearm, for me, is that most of the time you need it to defend yourself, it's either overkill, or your attacker already has a gun pointed at you, in which case it's likely too late. In nearly any situation where firearms are NOT involved, all I really need is a stick, and I'm a force to be reckoned with. In many circumstances, my wits, fists, tattoos, and loud voice are enough.
If I COULD carry, legally, I probably would, if only to stop something awful from happening to someone ELSE. I do bring my XD 40 with me on longer trips in the truck though, you just never know.
If I COULD carry, legally, I probably would, if only to stop something awful from happening to someone ELSE. I do bring my XD 40 with me on longer trips in the truck though, you just never know.
I carry a jensen 25 auto with the serial numbers filed off
Kidding of course, I would be better off throwing one of those than shooting it.
Kidding of course, I would be better off throwing one of those than shooting it.
I'll carry my airweight at the end of march when I am able to get my WA permit. Although my brother just got a seacamp .32 and it will probably be my next pistol.
I carry two...one for me, hk usp40, and one to throw down when I shoot someone unarmed.
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Andrew Homan said:
LOL, I tried to swap a bunch of labor for a recently converted-to-civilian-use M-4. I had him on the hook until he said that my wife would kill him with it if we were to barter for it!
While having a firearm is no guarantee of even a close to fair fight, it does give one a chance to go out fighting instead of laying down and taking a bullet to the back of the head (I want to go out fighting with a grimace, not whimpering into the dirt). The time I slid my O/U 12 ga skeet gun out from behind the seat of my truck and pointed it at a guy who had appeared out of nowhere was clearly the most dramatic example of the deterrent effect I could ever have encountered! Hey, I'd been shooting earlier that day and had to go back to work for a few hours!
