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The "Secret" Handshake.

Carcharodon

Carcharodon

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HandyHamlet said:
Personally I am not a fan of the fist bump.

Too ofter I have to go digging for the many rare gems dislodged from my princely rings that become embedded in the knuckles of the unwashed.

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HaHAHA! love it! I taught my little brother whenever someone offers you their fist for the "dap" you are are supposed to punch it as hard as you can. Funny, especially as he's now 26 and still does it!
 
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xd40 neenah

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HandyHamlet said:
Unless you are a Boy Scout in uniform.

The same Scouts that taught me firearm safety, riflery, black powder...
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+1000 Boy Scouts is where I learned my things. And I hope to learn much more in participation as an adult.

A hand shake I think would help with the trust issue in LEO encounter
 
bluehighways

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xd40 neenah said:
+1000 Boy Scouts is where I learned my things. And I hope to learn much more in participation as an adult.

A hand shake I think would help with the trust issue in LEO encounter
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Remember, touching an officer in ANY way results in an 'assaulting an officer' charge, which is a felony. As far as the trust issue goes, if cops don't trust law abiding armed citizens, too bad. That is their problem, and it is not on us to pander to their insecurities/issues. Cops are not your friend, your counselor or your priest. Do not speak to them and whatever you do, DO NOT TOUCH A COP.

+1 on the Boy Scouts, though. I am an Eagle Scout, class of '92. Scouts made me the skilled camper and adventurous person I am. Scouts also introduced me to firearms.
 
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xd40 neenah

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bluehighways said:
Remember, touching an officer in ANY way results in an 'assaulting an officer' charge, which is a felony. As far as the trust issue goes, if cops don't trust law abiding armed citizens, too bad. That is their problem, and it is not on us to pander to their insecurities/issues. Cops are not your friend, your counselor or your priest. Do not speak to them and whatever you do, DO NOT TOUCH A COP.

+1 on the Boy Scouts, though. I am an Eagle Scout, class of '92. Scouts made me the skilled camper and adventurous person I am. Scouts also introduced me to firearms.
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I forgot to add the Eagle Scout part of mine too. I forgot about the whole assault thing...Some cops are ok with it though. But do you risk it? Individual preference I guess.
 
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Deek

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How about a variation on the tap,rack and shake....... as you bring your hand up to shake, pretend to rack the slide and then continue with the shake. quick an' easy.
 
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