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How "concealed" is concealed?
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C-pher said:
gun vs. knife is always the correct response (IMO).
C-pher said:
I don't disagree with your thinking, but there are varying degrees of conflict - obviously - and the use of a gun is limited in its scope - obviously. Is there one correct answer for everyone? Hell, there isn't a correct answer for just one person.
Sometimes I don't carry, when I'm in H20ville... but I might carry my ASP. Depends on the day, time and where I'm going. But that's just me.
Your milage may vary.
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RJ
C-pher said:
This reminds me of when I bought these for my sister and wife (then girlfriend) one Christmas as stocking stuffers. Cute kitty!
Wild Cat Keychain
another one:
Cat Keychain
C-pher said:
Of course, a knife is handy too. I use mine almost every day, for opening boxes, bags, cutting apples, and have even used it in restaurants when they give you a cheapo knife to cut the meat!
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When all the BS about "security" happened, I swapped out the Kubaton that I used as my key-chain for a small mag-lite key-chain. That flashlight sees a LOT of use in all sorts of situations. It will NOT blind someone.
I always carry a Swiss Army Knife and a lock-blade knife everywhere I go.
When I'm CCW'g, I carry 2 spare mags out of habit regardless of the number of rounds they hold. 1911 with 3 mags +1 = 25, P99 = 31, G22 = 41 (haven't carried the Glock yet), etc.
From the professional courses I've taken, we've learned that we are far more likely to have a mag problem than anything else. So, call it an insurance policy!
I always carry a Swiss Army Knife and a lock-blade knife everywhere I go.
When I'm CCW'g, I carry 2 spare mags out of habit regardless of the number of rounds they hold. 1911 with 3 mags +1 = 25, P99 = 31, G22 = 41 (haven't carried the Glock yet), etc.
From the professional courses I've taken, we've learned that we are far more likely to have a mag problem than anything else. So, call it an insurance policy!
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C-pher, I always carry pepper spray as well, just in case. I also make sure I've got additional ammo, just in case. It's going to be that day I don't have either the spray, or the extra ammo, that I'll wind up needing it.
I always had pepper spray and took it for granted while I was a NH resident, and gave it up when I moved to Ass, uh, Mass. It was a strange feeling when I got my LTC and realized I could legally have it again.
when i carry my 92D,i've been useing a IWB holster w/thumb break from BIANCHI (6D-15)
only problem i have is when i'm driving.i either take the holster off or move it so that it's inline with my hip.(normally it sits just past my hip towards my back)
it's a clip-on so it does have a tendency to move a slight bit after the waist band loosens up some.(not to bad though)
the holster does a good job concealing it unless i'm not wearing a long enough shirt and i either bend over or stretch upwards to much,when that happens only a very small bit of the holster shows.(the metal clip)
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c34/beretta92d/berettainbianchiholster.jpg
only problem i have is when i'm driving.i either take the holster off or move it so that it's inline with my hip.(normally it sits just past my hip towards my back)
it's a clip-on so it does have a tendency to move a slight bit after the waist band loosens up some.(not to bad though)
the holster does a good job concealing it unless i'm not wearing a long enough shirt and i either bend over or stretch upwards to much,when that happens only a very small bit of the holster shows.(the metal clip)
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c34/beretta92d/berettainbianchiholster.jpg
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My only complaint about the Kubaton style pepperspray is that its range is about half that of a canister style (less then 10 ft) Yes, I know all about the wind issues, etc, but if I have to wait until the danger is within 10 ft, it's too close for comfort.
