To: Anila
I feel a satisfying sense of peace with a loaded .357 mag resting snugly on my hip. Very comforting.
4 posted on
05/05/2013 5:45:24 AM PDT by
Delta 21
(Oh Crap !! Did I say that out loud ??!??)
To: Delta 21
Carry (concealed or open) EVERYWHERE!
If a business is openly anti-gun, don’t patronize them. These racist thugs need to think, “Before I attack this white boy, is my life worth it?”
5 posted on
05/05/2013 5:46:46 AM PDT by
rarestia
(It's time to water the Tree of Liberty.)
To: Delta 21
Some (unsolicited) advice from a long-time CC permit holder: if you're carrying a .357, make sure you have a speed loader at the ready as well. 8 rounds (even such powerful rounds) may not be enough to fight off a gang.
Practice loading and unloading with snap caps. Also, make sure you get enough range time to practice stance, grip, sight picture and trigger control - for as much stopping power as they possess, .357s can be tough to control in a high-adrenaline situation.
Personally, I carry a high-cap (10-round) .45ACP and and least one spare mag. It's getting seriously weird out there.
10 posted on
05/05/2013 6:08:40 AM PDT by
andy58-in-nh
(Cogito, ergo armatum sum.)
To: Delta 21
Love the feel of my Smith & Wesson Model 28 by my side...
To: Delta 21
I have the same feeling with a Kimber 5” 1911 w/ 230gr HPs and 5 extra mags.
21 posted on
05/05/2013 6:45:18 AM PDT by
Carriage Hill
(AR-10s & AR-15s are the Muskets of the 21st Century. Free men need not ask permission.)
To: Delta 21
I feel a satisfying sense of peace with a loaded .357 mag resting snugly on my hip. Very comforting.
I used to think the same way. After George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin, not so much.
Even in a decidedly Red state. It doesn't take much to have Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton parachute in and make the rest of your life a living hell.
There should be the realization that the ONLY thing that matters in a situation like this is avoidance. Lack of proximity to areas where it may happen. I don't see myself (or my $$$) going to Chicago again. Ever. Stay as far away as you can, and if you do HAVE to go into high-threat areas use good planning and situational awareness ... not a firearm ... to keep yourself safe and away from trouble.
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