concealed weapons
Jan 10, 2021 14:27:34 #
I didn’t know you knew my ex-wife, lol In my divorce settlement, after 25 years hard work, the judge “rewarded “ me with my clothes, stereo and records, my horse and saddle and my blue heeled Max. The ex proceeded to steal my stereo and half my records, shot and killed Max with her 9mm. Luckily I escaped on my horse. True story.
Jan 10, 2021 14:35:28 #
Amazing! I hope you left on your horse at a dead run! Just Sayin...RJS
Jan 10, 2021 20:07:40 #
ripogenu wrote:
well here's an old one they tried to teach us in JWTS. if the gator is gonna get ya shove your arm as far down their throat as you can and grab a fist full. if you do it correctly they will immediately release you and retreat to repair their throat. did it with a dog once , worked pretty good . big ass Shepard was totally freaked out . laid on his back with his legs up (surrender) I just bared my teeth and he took off. dog owner was not happy with me.....@FN bad,
I’ve wondered if that would work. I guess now I know. 👍
Jan 10, 2021 20:11:46 #
Robert J Samples wrote:
Well, I do own a .22 Sig replica 1911 pistol, but the weapon I carry everywhere is a 9 mm Sig.
If I was expecting trouble I would carry my .357 S. & W. Revolver w/ 8 3/8 bbl. or 12 ga. Winchester Model 12 pump, or both! Just Sayin...RJS
If I was expecting trouble I would carry my .357 S. & W. Revolver w/ 8 3/8 bbl. or 12 ga. Winchester Model 12 pump, or both! Just Sayin...RJS
I once owned a 357 maximum. You could stack 3 triple aught balls on top each other and crimp the top one. Made for an interesting grouping on the target.
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