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Good stuff.
Yea, and I hope it continues to keep you safe. ......And that's all I got to say about that!
This goes with me.
I sleep by this.
Black Talons -back from the good ol' days, lol.
I felt this was a good strategy in your country, but not in the states. Too many whack jobs here. It makes me kind of sad that I feel I live in a country where I need these to "level the playing field" but I absolutely do. I doubt I'll ever need them, but I feel better knowing that I have them. There has been more than one situation where, while I didn't end up needing it, I was very glad I had it. Just in case. Sad. But reality.
I purchased mine on BudsGunShop for $369.
I can't say it will work forever. I just usually stay out of places I know there is shootings. Police scanners are good for that, you learn the street names and areas. Considering all the security I went through in the United States to get here, I thought it was pretty safe. And hey! Those angels even had a Michigan State Police officer sitting next to me on the first plane to Chicago traveling alone. He got off the plane before me. And waited outside for me, thinking he needed to make sure I got into the plane to Germany. He sat with me for four hours until the plane left.
I would have to look... I honestly don't know off the top of my head, something cheap, I know that, lol. For a while, my husband did his own reloading/custom ammo for his old AR. And yes, I ride. I typically don't carry on the bike, but I have a small/slim fit holster if I feel the need to.
You really have to be careful with statements like this. My father died in a motorcycle accident. Kids die from drowning in pools every year in Phoenix, the list goes on. Your statements come off as potentially heartless to someone who has lost someone they love prematurely. By all means, keep your belief system in place, but just be aware of the message that comments like this can send.
I can't say it will work forever. I just usually stay out of places I know there is shootings. Police scanners are good for that, you learn the street names and areas. Considering all the security I went through in the United States to get here, I thought it was pretty safe. And hey! Those angels even had a Michigan State Police officer sitting next to me on the first plane to Chicago traveling alone. He got off the plane before me. And waited outside for me, thinking he needed to make sure I got into the plane to Germany. He sat with me for four hours until the plane left.
And on the plane to Germany the staff was flirting with the polish women next to me the whole way and even gave us a bottle of champagne we had to give back cause we didn't want to get in trouble with the border. And some German Janitor spoke German and led me all the way out of the Airport. Now I was heavily guarded the whole way.
I've been in subways, train stations, and almost got hit in Amsterdam because I stepped on the track of a street car because I was busy gawking at everything. Been to France, different places in Germany, Belgium, and sure there were shady characters around.
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Even when I've done stupid things like when I was 23 laying in the middle of the pier with 20 foot waves and storm I didn't wash off.
Walked through G.R. and talked to homeless people and on bad streets.
Drove around in a car with the gas tank falling off. Driving in a car, because hey someone says when your windshield wipers aren't working rain-x is a solution and you need to get to your job and their wealthy like you and can't seem to give you five dollars for a small amount of gas, cause they used all their change. I just stuck my head out the window and hoped in the storm I didn't crash.
Driving 20 miles to another job with your window falling down in a snow storm. Not to mention when your heat goes off in the winter. Water shoots all over from frozen pipes. No water for a week. God's Men came and fixed it for me.
Drove on fix-flat for a year to college to graduate. Drove around another car the frame was falling down and didn't know it. Another car the bearings were out and didn't know it.
Went down a river and got pulled in a black whole and didn't drown.
A car accident tumbled in the backseat slammed side to side while it smacked trees. And no bruises.
I could tell you the stories and the places I've been. And hey angels even get your car paid off. I had a warning angel sticker on the back bumper and some old lady came and hit it and smashed it out. My loan was paid off and a good thing, because I didn't have that on bad credit when I divorce happen. And the other crappy cars came.
I always figure I'm here for a reason and Angels usually guard you if you have something important to do.
Ah, I gotcha, your current location threw me. I just got back from Europe & spent the last few days in Amsterdam -loved it! Seemed like a very laid back kind of place. Though I would be afraid to drive for fear of running over a commuter on a bicycle, lol.
Sorry I have to address this. I'm not going to act like I know the exact statistic (because I don't), but a high percentage of shootings occur in middle to upper class neighborhoods.
There is no debate. I live in the United States and have the right to defend myself.
Nice. These seem to be interesting too
Carried an HK USPc .45 for a while then a Glock 19 and had the trigger smithed down to a 4 lb pull. Extremely accurate. I have a few more hand guns, revolvers and other semis, but these two are my favorite.
As good of a reputation glock has for durability/reliability, I have to get one. I was back n forth between glock 27 and shield 9 but eventually went with the shield just because of the slimmer build, and also the price point played a part as well. Not to mention it also has a good reputation.
Plus, imo, a glock I don't think should be something for someone new, seeing that the safeties are all deactivated on the trigger. It takes a while to really train your mind to keep your finger out of the trigger guard until on target for some.
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