my posts
POST 1
5/28/2010 – Thread: FN Herstal
I have a FN 5.7 and I love it. I rank it behind my HK .45 Tactical (and the Sig P220 I used to have) only because I have a strange obsession with .45's. On the other hand, I'd rank it behind the pair of stainless Springfield 1911's I used to have.
Very accurate, almost zero recoil, 20 rounds, easy to disassemble and clean.
***comment*** - no Doug supporting here…just answering another member’s question with relevant information.
POST 2
7/2/2010 – Thread: examiner.com – District Attorney declares most state gun laws unconstitutional
subject: car jacking and open carry with my wife
about 5 years ago my wife nearly got car jacked on South Park street, right near the Beltline, after taking a night class down that way. stopped at a stoplight and a guy moved in front of her car and started pounding on the hood, another guy stood behind the car pounding on the trunk and a third guy was walking toward her window when she cranked the wheel to get around the guy in front of her and ran the red light to get away. about a month later i bought her a walther p22 for her birthday (she's only 5'3" and doesn't have a lot of upper body strength, figured we'd work up to a .380 or *maybe* a 9mm). anyway, she's only fired it twice and despite saying she wants to learn how, always as an excuse not to.
all that aside, she's gradually coming around to the idea of me open carrying (even said angrily, when we heard a talk show host on The Mic 92.1 say that now that supreme court made their ruling that he needs to be afraid of anyone pulling out a gun and blowing his brains out, that the people who (open) carry legally aren't the ones he needs to be worried about). still, though, she says if she saw someone open carrying when shopping (alone or with our 2.5 year old) she's going to high tail it the other way just in case. frustrating attitude, but it's better than saying she'd call the cops, which is what she was saying a month ago.
and yes, i said The Mic 921...i'm one of those rare liberal gun owners. so i get it from both sides on this issue. which is a lot of fun.
***comment*** no Doug supporting here either, just relaying a personal story, I think in response to a similar story another member had.
POST 3
7/2/2010 – Thread: Holster Review
subject: holster/holster rig question
I have an HK USP .45 Tactical, which would probably be the pistol I would open carry when I start. That or my FN Five-seveN. I have two questions.
1. Regardless of which one I ultimately decide to carry, I'm a bigger guy and the few times I've worn a hip/belt holster in the past while target shooting I haven't enjoyed the way it felt. Has anyone on here (who would care to share) had much experience with drop holsters or any kind of rig setup they'd recommend? I don't really want to go with a tactical thigh holster for various reasons. Anyone have any thoughts or recommendations?
2. I will probably carry the HK for a variety of reasons, especially for the reduced risk of over-penetration (and all that increased liability (or whatever the right term is)) as compared to the 5.7...should anything ever happen where I'd need to use it. Anyone have an holster recommendations or experience for an HK USP .45 Tactical?
Thanks for any feedback or recommendations, I really appreciate it.
***comment*** - hmmm…still no Doug support, just asking a question about holsters for my HK and FN.
POST 4
8/25/2010 – Thread: I don’t get it/need help
subject: Am I Free to Leave vs. Am I Under Arrest
Originally Posted by
paul@paul-fisher.com
Actually, I believe the correct question is 'am I free to leave'. That is basically asking if they have RAS. Am I under arrest is asking if they have PC. If they have RAS and you leave then I believe you can be charged with obstruction/resisting.
No matter if they have RAS or PC or walked in while you were doing an actual crime, you don't have to identify yourself.
Just curious, would it make sense to first ask, "Am I under arrest?" and if the answer is "No", then follow that up with "Am I free to leave?"?
Or is that inviting trouble in some way?
If the officer says you're not free to leave, is it appropriate to ask what their RAS is, or is it better to just remain silent and/or ask for a lawyer?
Thanks.
***comment*** STILL no Doug support! Jeez. Just asking a question to clarify the best way to deal with police if I’m ever stopped.
POST 5
8/25/2010 – Thread: I don’t get it/need help
thanks all, that answered my questions.
***comment*** Now technically I suppose this could be considered Doug support since I was thanking him and Wisconsin Carry, Inc. – Chairman, and Paul Fisher for answers to my question. But seriously, is this really supporting Doug? Sure doesn’t seem like it.
POST 6
8/27/2010 – Thread: ‘Steinhorst questions’…Baraboo News Repulic
Originally Posted by Spartacus
Dougie your references to elected officials as Nazis is stupid at best. We vote them out if we don't agree with them but even at their worst they are hardly comparable to schutzstaffel except in your twisted consciousness.
Just to clarify, Doug didn't make the initial comparison to the SS. Perhaps you overlooked that in your haste to berate him.
***comment*** - and that brings us to this, the post that got you all fired up claiming I was one of Doug's sockpuppets. Starting to feel silly yet? Since so far none of your claims about me have turned out to be true. I know I would be.