I have to say, this is a great thread .. I am learning lots .. Reason I have a Ruger .45colt/.45acp is that I can shoot my same reloads in both revolver and auto loader.. Less reloading, more shooting.
I agree with all of the other answers, but would like to add that carrying at home builds confidence in the gear you will carry on the street. For example, I have a new holster for my Kimber and I am breaking it in at home where I can adjust it with out everyone knowing I am carrying.
Went to a gunshow last week, look what followed me home.
I Don't know anything about it except the name and .25 cal.
Can anyone shed some light on this toy?
I had just this type of expierence a couple of years ago. When I stopped in front of the hospital because I was having a heart attack, a security guard told me to move my car. I said I was having a heart problem and asked him to drive my car to the emergency door. When he got in the car he...
I carry a Buck strider every day, and I love it. It sharpens well and holds a good edge. My only complaint, is that I used it to field dress a deer and the tallow got stuck in all the grooves. Scrubbing it with dish soap made it like new again.
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I wanted "Shooter" for an "E" mail name but Hotmail would not allow it, so they suggested shooter45. Since I do shoot quite a few 45's :) , thats me.
I had an interesting meeting with a small town cop, a couple of days ago. I was mixed up in an auto fender bender. When the cop showed up I told him what happened and said I had a cpl and was carrying. He told me to get my papers and my cpl then get in the passengers seat of his car. The report...
I understand your thoughts, I carry a P3at in a pocket holster and it is pointing at someone every time I sit down. I've been doing it for years and have determined it to be ok.
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