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Wife thinks i have a problem

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McX

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i will modify my statement, once i have retreated to a place of solid cover, bulett stopping kind of cover, i would indeed lurk there, and wait for a possible approach of a heavily armed combatant, siezing an opportunity to drill his ass like a kuwaiti oil field, but i would definitely not engage him in an open setting, again my survival cancells out all other programming. all i would probably have is my disruptor, and one loaded magazine- that does not a hero make.
 

farkles

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Yah its called private property law and applies to hospitals or any other businesses such as you mentioned that disallow firearms.

Push your way into a place that doesn't want you and be arrested for criminal trespass...

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Shotgun

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Never bring a pistol to a long gun fight. Only use it if absolutely necessary to aid in fleeing to the safest location to hole up with a long gun. :D

Quite the opposite! Always bring a pistol to a long gun fight. It's your back up and in close quarters or tight places, your more maneuverable primary weapon. Same is true of a knife.
 

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I also think there may only be one time in a man's life when it is imperative that he looks down and simply says, "Yes, dear". And giving birth is that one time.

You are a Very Wise Man. Or woman, as the case may be. :D

I tell my clients that they are the queen, and it's our job to keep them as happy & comfortable as possible while they do their job (getting the baby out). One of these days I'll actually show up to a birth with a tiara to crown her, at least temporarily.

During labor, nothing else matters but her. Nothing. If you happen to fall asleep, & she wants you, rise with a smile & go to her and tell her how beautiful she looks right then. Especially if she's looking a little haggard... that's when she needs to hear it most.

I think the compromise Shane & his lady worked out would have worked for them if sis hadn't been such a... um... well, I don't think I'm allowed to say things like that here. Probably shouldn't say them anyway (seeing as how I try to keep up appearances of being a polite person) ;) but I'll think 'em loudly in her direction.

Yeah, it does seem a bit uneven to go out with the guys unarmed, but want it at the hospital. Life isn't fair, and there are several reasons (already well stated) for the apparent discrepancy.
 
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Umm....a pistol more maneuverable? No offense but have you ever cleared a building? It may seem easier, but it really isn't. Your accuracy and stopping power are extremely low. Nothing is better than something like an M4.
 
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I know what you are saying, but no one clears spaces that small!!! I personally have never seen a room that small. The only place I can think of that a pistol would be better would be a tunnel like the VC dug during Nam.
 

Shane28

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Quite the opposite! Always bring a pistol to a long gun fight. It's your back up and in close quarters or tight places, your more maneuverable primary weapon. Same is true of a knife.

The reason to bring a handgun to a long gun fight is not for maneuverability. I believe it would be for the purpose of a weapon malfunction. That way if your primary long gun goes down it will be faster to transition to your handgun until you are in a safe enough place to take care of malfunction. An M-4 is very maneuverable It is an SBR (short barrel rifle) the M-4 barrel is only 14.5" long. and varies between 29.8" and 33" over all length because of the collapsable stock. As far as close range goes an M-4 is zeroed at 25 meters due to the flight path of the bullet it also crosses the same plane at 300meters. I would also perfer an M-4 over a handgun any day in a survival situation.

The only place i could see a pratical use of a handgun as a primary weapon over a long gun would be close range in a vechile. (shotgun beat me to it as i was editing my post by one minute)
 
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Shotgun

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I know what you are saying, but no one clears spaces that small!!! I personally have never seen a room that small. The only place I can think of that a pistol would be better would be a tunnel like the VC dug during Nam.

You seem to be hung up with the notion that clearing a room is the only activity or circumstance in which you'll find yourself. Can't find a phone booth? Try while sitting behind the wheel of your car then.

Also, think of an opponent who is within arm's reach of you.

Have I ever cleared a building? Not within the past two days... but three days ago, yes.
 

Shane28

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Arms reach i would just jab barrel into them and pull trigger pretty efficetive. but if i was carrying an M-4 and got in to this situation I would be mad because my situational awerness would be really shitty. Due to violence of action and moving as an assulting force i should never get that close to an enemy combatant.
 
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