My issue gun in OSI in mid 70's was the Model 36 with 3" heavy barrel. Carried it on many protection operations and criminal investigations. We called it the powder puff special but surprisingly accurate for a J frame. Qualifications included a string at 50 yards and it could do it. I liked...
Welcome aboard, Cap! Beware, there be buccaneers, privateers, freebooters, and pirates hereabouts who favor the likes of HiPoints, SCCYs, and yes, even Glocks!😁
I gave up on the National Thug League decades ago. And pro baseball after their first strike about 60 years ago. I will be in the shop. And you can keep the psycho half time and woke commercials. Whatever happened to the Swedish Bikini Team, anyway?
Yep. Products of a feral violent subculture where there is no positive role model in the home, no discipline, no limits, no impulse control, and programmed to hate authority. Add substance abuse and stir. Violence between police and these thugs is inevitible. It's the recipe for a young violent...
@Gunz I like your 1911.
I have owned a number of shoulder holsters. When Miami Vice was running every cop I knew ran out and got one. I mostly used them on protection details when driving the limo, or when on a seated post for long periods. Those holsters had to be snapped down for duty by...
Now I want one! Just think, the last word the burglar hears is, "Merica!"
I bet you hit the ground with grace and style! Hope nothing is seriously hurt
Y'all be careful about ankle holsters abd be sure they are VERY secure. I was out helping looking for officers backups that fell out of ankle holsters several times im my career. I knew one officer who was shot with his backup that fell out of an ankle holster during a scuffle. And one...
Tell them the flux capacitor malfunctioned and you were supposed to arrive in 2040. Or that the warp drive must be out of calibration. Or one of those darn Tribbles got caught between your foot and the accelerator pedal. Somebody down below switched off the cloaking device........
I carried a little .25 Beretta in a shirt pocket as backup to my Model 27 S&W for a couple years. Never needed it but it was a comfort. Nowadays I would probably carry a Sig P365 or SA Hellcat for backup in a vest holster.
Coffee on board, all the critters fed. It wax below freezing again this morning. Need 2 more bags of horse feed today for next week. No granddaughter transport today. Lunch at Piggly Wiggly with the posse. Too dang cold in the shop again for woodworking, hope I remember what to do.
In my first training course as an LEO, an instructor taught us, there is someone out there every day who wants to kill you. The reason you are both alive at the end of your shift is that you did not encounter that guy today. Watch for the signs. Be prepared.
When you make a stop or respond...