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what about printing
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ixtow
Founder's Club Member
That's the idea of the luger thread.
I've shelved my AMD-65 thigh holster project in favor of a backpack-that-couldn't-be-holding-much-other-than-some-giant-gun-but-really-who-would-believe-a-gun-that-big-would-be-carried-concealed-so-we-kinda-doubt-it.
Concealment is about stifling discussion, chilling the right, and forcing carry of ineffective calibers.
I've shelved my AMD-65 thigh holster project in favor of a backpack-that-couldn't-be-holding-much-other-than-some-giant-gun-but-really-who-would-believe-a-gun-that-big-would-be-carried-concealed-so-we-kinda-doubt-it.
Concealment is about stifling discussion, chilling the right, and forcing carry of ineffective calibers.
i thought concealment was about hiding your gun.
Japle
Regular Member
"Ineffective calibers"? You mean 9mm, .40 S&W and .45ACP are "ineffective"?
Compared to what?
where'd you get that quote from?
i don't carry my 9 or 40 because it's hard to conceal under my normal clothing. i'm stuck with my 6+1 .380ACP
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
Being stuck with kel-tec-only pisses me off. It's not an adequate self-defense gun, and I don't have Jon Stewart's definition of an Open Carry Body Type, so I can't carry anything else without printing anyway....
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
I quite clearly said nothing of the sort. I said .32acp and .380acp are ineffective defense calibers.
1911? G20/21? Out of luck. Only fat people can CC those guns. Pardon me for being in decent shape...
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
Minor by-product of the actual purpose.
Hum727
Regular Member
hold on a second
im in good shape... actually most would call me skinny.. parents say to skinny
but i carry a CZ P-07 duty 9mm everywhere and i dont print at all
my friend carrys a 1911 .45 and he doesnt print either
we both use cross breed supertuck holsters which help but you can cc almost any pistol.
Would like to know if i can wear a super tight shirt when this bill passes just so u can see the outline of the gun?
im in good shape... actually most would call me skinny.. parents say to skinny
but i carry a CZ P-07 duty 9mm everywhere and i dont print at all
my friend carrys a 1911 .45 and he doesnt print either
we both use cross breed supertuck holsters which help but you can cc almost any pistol.
Would like to know if i can wear a super tight shirt when this bill passes just so u can see the outline of the gun?
77zach
Regular Member
im in good shape... actually most would call me skinny.. parents say to skinny
but i carry a CZ P-07 duty 9mm everywhere and i dont print at all
my friend carrys a 1911 .45 and he doesnt print either
we both use cross breed supertuck holsters which help but you can cc almost any pistol.
Would like to know if i can wear a super tight shirt when this bill passes just so u can see the outline of the gun?
printing legal.
Rick H
Regular Member
im in good shape... actually most would call me skinny.. parents say to skinny
but i carry a CZ P-07 duty 9mm everywhere and i dont print at all
my friend carrys a 1911 .45 and he doesnt print either
we both use cross breed supertuck holsters which help but you can cc almost any pistol.
Would like to know if i can wear a super tight shirt when this bill passes just so u can see the outline of the gun?
Yes, you can wear a super duper tight shirt to show it off but why. LOL.. 9mm are weak. I have this kid living with me and his dad shot at him with his 9mm and it hit the hood and then dropped on top of the block, Oh by the way the dad is an DRUNKASS that is now going to prison.
You know I can't stand to hear about ineffective calibers, I promise you this, Volunteer to allow me to test my calibers and I will, I have a perfect place for you to stand and that is approximately 30 feet away and with out armor, If you can handle it, Then I will say the caliber I use is ineffective..., It is a personal choice that people use, I don't personally want to be shot with anything even a BB, Cause the placement is far more effective than the caliber... I have seen damage and death from BB's to 44 mags and one from a 12 gauge.. So the caliber doesn't matter as much as the placement.
So your in shape, Who says that, You.. No offense, This should be about guns and gun related stuff, Not fat and skinny... Even a boney man can conceal a gun if he has clothes on and has any sense... so are you naked or ignorant? just wondering, cause fat and skinny is makes no difference!
Rick H
Regular Member
This is usually true but when dealing with a doped up criminal on PCP or equivalent I am not trusting noting less than a 40 cal to take his damn head off or at least his legs.
And me, I have a dickie-do, and couldn't make it to the end of my driveway walking fast. But none of this matters anyway because you can print for all to see.
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I do agree as I carry a 40 Caliber "Glock" and at times when dressed where I can, I carry my 1911 (45 cal) on the out side of my belt, I would prefer the 40 over the 45 only cause it is dark colored and not stainless, But the larger caliber are my carry calibers...
Rick H
Regular Member
well I would like to carry my 357 mag 7 1/2'" from time to time but I don't want to wear a dress and the 3 & 4 XXXL are starting to look that way anyhow. even with my 40 cal but it is much shorter so 2XL are working. Even in a shoulder holster it is tooo big....LOL
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VW_Factor
Regular Member
While its difficult to conceal my P95, I have a Kahr CW45 that conceals quite nicely under even a thin shirt. With an extra mag in a holster as well, I do not feel like I am sacrificing anything.
Don't feel like you are ineffective either. Having something is better than having nothing, shot placement is key.
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
Dressed for being outdoors in Floriduh, only the morbidly obese can properly conceal a 1911. If you're dressed for indoor sloth, suit, jacket, dress clothes, etc... Maybe you can no matter what. But people who do actual work, not sit in the air-conditioning running scams, would be nuts to dress like that.