💬 A Guns Thread


Racking the slide before shooting? Ain't nobody got time for that. Mine is ready to go at all times. I do have a safety on my pistol, but the safety is disengaged with my thumb as I'm clearing the holster. I don't even think about it...muscle memory from LOTS of training. As well, my mags are at full capacity. And there's always a round in the chamber.
 
Racking the slide before shooting? Ain't nobody got time for that. Mine is ready to go at all times. I do have a safety on my pistol, but the safety is disengaged with my thumb as I'm clearing the holster. I don't even think about it...muscle memory from LOTS of training. As well, my mags are at full capacity. And there's always a round in the chamber.
Not sure if he is Israeli, but all of them must carry in condition #3..Even LE unless they are in a higher threat level..
 

Well...yeah. If you're not training for dick shots, then what's the point?

Unless...
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That's a really cool store to walk around. When the last one opened here there was traffic backed up, in all directions, over a mile. No parking to be found and we weren't headed there. We just made the mistake of taking the wrong Hwy that day.
Never been to one of their stores, but I have ordered stuff from them for years.

My most recent ar is a psa…

Almost all my ammo comes from them.
 
Period advertising named Police, Express Messengers, Marshals, Prisons, Bank guards, and others to wear the Burgess on their hip. It even included a triptych depicting concealment under a mid-length top coat, followed by the draw. A Burgess folding gun would cost you $30 in 1895, $10 more for a Damascus barrel. The holster was only $1.50 extra and well worth the price! We’re having one reproduced from an original example and the thoughtfulness that went into the construction is the reason these have lasted over 100 years. Every stitch was considered carefully in design.

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Period advertising named Police, Express Messengers, Marshals, Prisons, Bank guards, and others to wear the Burgess on their hip. It even included a triptych depicting concealment under a mid-length top coat, followed by the draw. A Burgess folding gun would cost you $30 in 1895, $10 more for a Damascus barrel. The holster was only $1.50 extra and well worth the price! We’re having one reproduced from an original example and the thoughtfulness that went into the construction is the reason these have lasted over 100 years. Every stitch was considered carefully in design.

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I'll take 2, please.
 
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