XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
I spent 24 years in the Valley with the extended fantastic riding weather. Wasn't many roads I didn't wander down.
Ccw while riding.
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I spent 24 years in the Valley with the extended fantastic riding weather. Wasn't many roads I didn't wander down.
rob.lafady
Vetter Aficionado
My dad always kept his in the right side pouch of his tank bag, when he and mom went to Canada he bought a 12 gauge flare pistol, he said if anyone tried anything they'd feel that burn for a long time.
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Len Lutz
Grasshopper
http://www.nrastore.com/sportswear/outerwear/nra-concealed-carry-denim-vest
Works on the bike or off! Ambidextrous design, has pistol pocket and two magazine pouches on each side, so you can decide what to carry and where.
www.nrastore.com has MANY Concealed Carry options. For more options, check the outerwear at www.leatherneckforlife.com (OooRah to all my jarhead brothers!).
Kynan C.
Admin
Unfortunately, I feel the same way, however, the times to come are unpredictably real. Do you remember that old saying "better be safe then sorry"?. The world is going sideways, just watch mainstream media or non. Whats going in in Europe isn't far from what will go on here if we continue to allow it. One difference is Europe is closer to the threat, we are fortunate to have a ocean between us to delay the assimilation. The good news is, Europe doesn't have arms, we do. Gear up, it may save America.
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
My family and I lived in a small town in California where crime was nearly unheard of. My daughter was a special needs child who grew to a beautiful special needs adult. Unfortunately, gang activity moved to our area about the same time we got our first traffic light. My daughter became a target even when I was with her by those who took advantage of the weak and defenseless.
Home invasions and carjackings became ever increasingly common. I had always had firearms at home, mainly for the shooting sports and I had NRA decals in the windows at home and in the cars. This may have made us immune to attack, no real way to be sure. Getting my CCW and reoccurring training was for me, the next logical step.
Fortunately, I have never had to present while packing but I have been approached and when this happened, it was clear my awareness and confidence, again training, put these encounters off.
I feel even if someone does not feel the need for CCW, if they can, have it. You never know.
Home invasions and carjackings became ever increasingly common. I had always had firearms at home, mainly for the shooting sports and I had NRA decals in the windows at home and in the cars. This may have made us immune to attack, no real way to be sure. Getting my CCW and reoccurring training was for me, the next logical step.
Fortunately, I have never had to present while packing but I have been approached and when this happened, it was clear my awareness and confidence, again training, put these encounters off.
I feel even if someone does not feel the need for CCW, if they can, have it. You never know.
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
By the way, for in car defense, you may have a can of wasp & hornet spray handy. Don't need no stink'n CCW, does not need to be canceled and most spray up to 22 feet. 21 Feet is your legal defense zone and it has high volume.
Can you imagine how effective this would be sprayed in an attacker's eyes?
Just be absolutely sure you are under serious threat !!!
Can you imagine how effective this would be sprayed in an attacker's eyes?
Just be absolutely sure you are under serious threat !!!
Kynan C.
Admin
A friend of mine is selling this Glock 35! I want.
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
URGENT !!!
I gave the inside the pants holster @ 3 o'clock a try with my 1911 and the last two times I was putting my Kimber in the safe, the thumb safety was disengaged.
I did not have that problem with my Browning BDM and I will present an update with the rest of my collection.
I gave the inside the pants holster @ 3 o'clock a try with my 1911 and the last two times I was putting my Kimber in the safe, the thumb safety was disengaged.
I did not have that problem with my Browning BDM and I will present an update with the rest of my collection.
Seth Matthews
Vetter Aficionado
I carry a Glock (we don't need no stinking saftey's" kidding of course) and a Ruger LC380. usually I carry at the 4 o'clock position inside the pants, or 3 o'clock outside the pants with a Serpa holster. usually have no problems with comfort.
Seth Matthews
Vetter Aficionado
I'm curious though, whats triggering the thumb safety.
brianinpa
Five Star Vetteral
For me, with one particular holster, I was catching the thumb safety on my t-shirt (under an over-shirt) when I was removing it from the holster. I changed my habit of how I remove my 1911 when I am wearing an undershirt with that holster: I remove the holster from the pants rather than the pistol from the holster. I also started using another holster that has an elastic piece for a magazine, and the holster covers the thumb safety better.
BeachedSquirrel
Vetter Aficionado
I carry a Glock 27 in a leather OWB holster around the 4 o'clock position (kidney carry). It's what feels comfortable and it conceals easy being a skinny guy. Working in law enforcement, it's rare for me to leave the house unarmed.
Seth Matthews
Vetter Aficionado
I can count on one hand how many times I've left the house without one, in the last 6 months. (since getting my ccw)
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
I have worked with the holster tiring to figure how the safety gets moved. Didn't happen any other time only after riding. To error on the side of caution, I have retired the ISP/1911 setup. Motorcycle accidents and accidental shootings are always front page news. Put them together and I could make HISTORY!
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
I'm with you. Been packing for a few years and its like putting my boots, it just comes natural.
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
Thank you for your dedication. BLUE LIVES MATTER!
brianinpa
Five Star Vetteral
I can relate. It has gotten to where I feel like I am missing a piece of clothing if I don't have something on me. On those rare occasions that I cannot carry, I make sure I finish it quick.
Seth Matthews
Vetter Aficionado
Yes, as an EMT, I sure do appreciate Law Enforcement. I test for Noble Co. Corrections here in Ohio on the 26th. I really hope I get it, I could use a change of scenery. lol
XS11JAMMERIII
Learning the Ropes
North Carolina has an irritating law - if a business has a "NO WEPONS ALOWED" sign posted in a propionate place, you can't legally carry there. OKAY, if Starbucks does not want my business, so be it. However I took my father to a doctor's appointment today paid by Medicare and Tricare, he had no choice but to go there. THEY HAD THAT SIGN POSTED!!! I left my CCW in the truck but I was pi--ed. I hate to go into a target rich anyplace, especially with a member of my family, un-armed.
Vent, vent, vent - thanks
Vent, vent, vent - thanks
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