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Originally Posted by EE_
In the video that guy's Glock obviously PRINTS hugely in that front pocket holster...why most everyone agrees that the Glock can't be carried in a pant pocket.
:D nice try EE
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Originally Posted by EE_
In the video that guy's Glock obviously PRINTS hugely in that front pocket holster...why most everyone agrees that the Glock can't be carried in a pant pocket.
:D nice try EE
I wear longer shirts that cover part of my pockets, for one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
2. Where this country is heading, and soon, having a bulge in your pocket (that might/might not be a gun) will be the least of your worries.
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Originally Posted by EE_
I like the pocket guns but I think you're right about having more fire power. That's why I like my Glock 33 and my Galco Jackass shoulder rig with the canted holster. I've got eleven rounds in the gun and two 15 round magazines and it doesn't imprint.
This is fine except when it is 100 degrees outside. What do you wear and what do you carry when it is really really HOT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
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http://www.nevadacarry.org/uploads/5...utube_orig.jpg
https://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lo...g-featured.jpg
EE is apparently fine with his obvious PRINTING.
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^ When it's really hot and I want to pack my G33 I wear the shoulder rig under a long-sleeved, loose fitting shirt that's not tucked in. I wear long-sleeved shirts year round for protection from the sun and cuts and scratches while working.
I have various holsters for the 380's and I have one of the holsters like EE posted a video of for a NAA revolvers. Working around home I have pocket holsters that completely cover them that keep the dirt and lent out of them. When I go to town and I'm going to be around some diversity I carry them in my pockets without holsters. the firing pin on them rests in a notch between the chambers on the cylinder so they're safe to carry that way.
I've carried the 380's a lot and everywhere with the Bulldog holsters over the years and no one has ever paid any attention to me. One of my liberal sisters doesn't like it because she knows I carry in those cases. When she starts giving me hell about it I tell her it's because of all the Jews, spics and niggers that are around and that sets her off in another direction. ;D
Most of the time right now around home I'm packing my G33 on my belt with a Blade tech paddle holster and it snaps in and out of it nicely. I don't feel right if I don't have at least one gun on me. :)
I wear high topped western boots and some times I've carried the Keltec 380's with the knife clips on them clipped through the holes in one or both of my boot tops that you use to pull them on with. Lots of ways to keep a gun handy and keep it out of sight.
I wear Wrangler western shirts and the 3AT's and LCP's slip right in the shirt pockets. I snap the flaps over them and no one seems to notice them there either. :) I use used envelopes folded up to keep notes on and with one of those and an ink pen with the LCP there's no imprint. A friend of mine made me an elephant hide IWB holster for an LCP and an alligator hide pouch for a spare magazine.:)
http://gold-silver.us/forum/image.ph...ine=1443729906Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
Wow Tumbleweed. You took this photo looking in a mirror!
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When I'm working around the house cooking, cleaning and vacuuming I strap on a old west style double loop holster with a Ruger Vacquero in 45 Long Colt. The belt has loops for twenty rounds and it was made by a master gun leather guy. ;D I like guns!
Vita vel nex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
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Originally Posted by Jewboo
I've been thinking about that today and you probably aren't too far from the truth. :)
"Life or Death" .......that's for damn sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
Of course that's a Latin phrase because back in antiquity they 'got it.'Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
In the real world there is only the quick and the dead.
There is nothing new under the sun.
Same as it ever was. (except for Drag Queen Story Time)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IsSpAOD6K8
Bump for MR. PM sent months ago. My daily carry now. Feels like someone painfully "punches" my palm as I shoot it but this is the perfect pocket-carry pistol during Summer while wearing cargo shorts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
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In the video below after the 9:00 mark the guy says after a few rounds it will work on your hands and I assume that means it will sore them up a little. Even with a little fatter grip you'll still feel the recoil. Not much you can do about it. I wear some stretchy, rubber coated gloves when I'm going to do a lot of shooting and that seems to help. I get them at Harbor Freight.
I ALSO CARRY A POCKET GUN SINCE I REALIZED THAT I AM NOW 71 YEARS-OLD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
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I've got three NAA mini revolvers but I think I need one of the new Breaktop II revolvers. ;)
I use the CCI birdshot he talks about for shooting snakes and also for shooting mice in the house.
Nice, but $500 bucks for one with the extra cylinder...ouch!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search...%20Ranger%20II
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Originally Posted by EE_
Ouch!!! is right but because of the quality and workmanship on the three I already have I don't thing I can live without one of the Breaktop II's.
I'm not allowed to carry up here in cuck country but i keep this on the nightstand since crime is through the roof in my town, especially break in's.
Hope i never have to use it cause then i will be in jail for sure.
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That was a hilarious video.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewboo
I have pistols and a ccp, but I rarely carry unless I am going to a city and I don't do that much anymore. Out here in the country my rifles work just fine for varmints and game.