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post 1598626171 02-27-2020, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
I’ll have you know that I haven’t eaten Chic Fil A for at least an hour good sir.
There's fast food, and there's good food served quickly
post 1598626451 02-27-2020, 11:59 AM
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Just got back from Arizona / Vegas

first time flying with firearms.
A lot easier than I thought it would be
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post 1598626761 02-27-2020, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted By itsnotjon
Just got back from Arizona / Vegas

first time flying with firearms.
A lot easier than I thought it would be
Like we told you. It's not difficult or complicated.

Add TSA Pre and it's usually quite smooth. Still sucks and still try to avoid it because **** the whole thing, but, what it is, is pretty simple.
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Originally Posted By BOZZ
Waffle fries ans cheese sauce? Their guac ranch is awesome
I keep forgetting that the cheese sauce exists I don’t think it’s on the menu there. Will ask next time.
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There's fast food, and there's good food served quickly
When I went there on Friday (lol) my food was in my hands before they even gave me my drink.
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post 1598628801 02-27-2020, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Like we told you. It's not difficult or complicated.

Add TSA Pre and it's usually quite smooth. Still sucks and still try to avoid it because **** the whole thing, but, what it is, is pretty simple.
I really need to get TSA Pre-Check. It's $85 for 5 years? I assume it's only good for me though right? So anyone I'm traveling with is kinda screwed?
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post 1598630961 02-27-2020, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
The preoccupied heads buried in phones condition white people aren't the reason you are carrying a gun, so why would they be the reason to choose whether or not you conceal its presence?

Nobodyis going to point out that you're printing. It is a rare soul who sees a random stranger attempting to hide a gun, but failing, who says "say, is that a gun under your shirt?". I've made a ton of people I knew were carrying (some straight up seeing the gun when they take a coat off etc) or pretty strongly suspected were most likely carrying (printing, gun stickers on car and wearing a vest, more printing, holding strong side arm stiff as a board over their waste when walking by a person and then looking around...sometimes with printing when I then look closer)...never said a thing to any of them...why TF would I do that?

My theory is, if you're going to conceal,conceal.The people who are the reason you carry in the first place are the people who are most likely to notice.
I know no one will point out that I'm printing, but open carrying IS like screaming you are armed.I'm actually more concerned about the non-threatseither making a scene, or planning to make a scene by pointing out to management that there is someone armed simple because they tend to notice a firearm blatantly displayed. I don't want those who are walking around in condition white suddenly noticing me.

With AIWB, even printing badly, I have to face them. OWB on the 3' or 4' oclock, they can see it from behind.

I really doubt that baddies are actively looking for CC holders. They tend to still be nervous when committing a crime, that so many other things go through their head.
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post 1598631661 02-27-2020, 01:07 PM
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post 1598631911 02-27-2020, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Not sure how you got that from what's been posted in this thread.
Well, Meatie...
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post 1598632731 02-27-2020, 01:23 PM
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post 1598633231 02-27-2020, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted By JMath
I really need to get TSA Pre-Check. It's $85 for 5 years? I assume it's only good for me though right? So anyone I'm traveling with is kinda screwed?
Well...yeah. Unless like you have kids or something, adults clearly need to do it themselves that's kind of the whole point lol
post 1598633471 02-27-2020, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider
I know no one will point out that I'm printing, but open carrying IS like screaming you are armed.I'm actually more concerned about the non-threatseither making a scene, or planning to make a scene by pointing out to management that there is someone armed simple because they tend to notice a firearm blatantly displayed. I don't want those who are walking around in condition white suddenly noticing me.

With AIWB, even printing badly, I have to face them. OWB on the 3' or 4' oclock, they can see it from behind.

I really doubt that baddies are actively looking for CC holders. They tend to still be nervous when committing a crime, that so many other things go through their head.
Who says they are already committing a crime and thus nervous at all times? But already being in the process of committing a crime does seem like it would really amp up their awareness for something like printing...

And, aren't you in Arizona? No license even required either way? High rate of firearms ownership?
post 1598634111 02-27-2020, 01:41 PM
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one of my fishing buddies here was at the grocery store the other day, he open carries. a lady ran her cart into his hip and gun on purpose and started telling him crazy stuff about gun control.



ya'll talking about fast food. 75 cent tacos your choice of meat down the street from my work. one of the positives to living in a city full of illegal immigrants. tacos everywhere
post 1598636991 02-27-2020, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Who says they are already committing a crime and thus nervous at all times? But already being in the process of committing a crime does seem like it would really amp up their awareness for something like printing...

And, aren't you in Arizona? No license even required either way? High rate of firearms ownership?
Well, when their stress level is up, they tend to notice LESS things. They get tunnel vision, and all they want it what they want, and to get away. Now, you really don't have to take my word for it, but not only do I work at a court house, but work and support Adult Probation dept. Talking to POs, the average criminal elements is very stupid.

Yes, extremely high rate of ownership. Gun shops on almost every corner, and you can't swing a dead cat by the tail without hitting a home-based FFL doing transfers for $15. Still, anti-gunners are willing to make your life unpleasant at any turn.

Anyway, an OC gun on your hip is a 360deg sign saying you definitely are armed. CC with heavy printing, especially AIWB, there's a big chance that no one will notice unless they are really actively looking. So I may forego the deep concealment, and ride my holster higher at the risk of printing a bit more but a more consistent grip.
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I'd be curious to know the amount of people that actually commit crimes wearing holsters. I'd think think that a majority of criminals wouldn't keep one on them as it would possibly serve as evidence they were armed to begin with.

I'd also think that people that conceal regularly and know the issues associated with it would be better at picking it up on other people since they're more familiar. Then again the whole increased visual acuity during fight or flight could negate unfamiliarity...
post 1598639601 02-27-2020, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By BOZZ
I'd be curious to know the amount of people that actually commit crimes wearing holsters. I'd think think that a majority of criminals wouldn't keep one on them as it would possibly serve as evidence they were armed to begin with.

I'd also think that people that conceal regularly and know the issues associated with it would be better at picking it up on other people since they're more familiar. Then again the whole increased visual acuity during fight or flight could negate unfamiliarity...
From talks with POs, most armed criminals are very unfamiliar with firearms. They don't regularly shoot, or practice in any way. They don't regularly carry. It's pocket carry, in the glove box, crevice in a car, etc. They arm up when they think they'll use it (either to commit a crime or they need it for immediate protection). They don't just want to get caught with firearm possession doing normal everyday stuff like anyone else if they happen to be stopped by LE. This goes back to practice. They aren't going to risk it going to a range, or out in the desert to practice.

They don't know how to handle a firearm properly outside of point, and pull the trigger. When they do shoot, it's usually one-handed most of the time. Follow-up shots are sloppy with a big chance of hitting a bystander.
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post 1598641001 02-27-2020, 03:29 PM
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Stock bros. I have a decent amount of cash sitting in a money market account waiting for a time like this. Think it’s time to dump it back in to stocks or is the market going to keep dropping?
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Originally Posted By benz5521
Stock bros. I have a decent amount of cash sitting in a money market account waiting for a time like this. Think it’s time to dump it back in to stocks or is the market going to keep dropping?
Nobody knows anything and anyone who tells you otherwise is full of chit. It's definitely a better time to buy now than it was a week ago.
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Originally Posted By benz5521
Stock bros. I have a decent amount of cash sitting in a money market account waiting for a time like this. Think it’s time to dump it back in to stocks or is the market going to keep dropping?
I'd give it a bit. Within 2 weeks we're going to know whether or no this coronavirus is going to pop off in the US. Also keep in mind that a LOT of **** is being held up in China that's probably going to be affecting supply chains for months to come
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Originally Posted By BOZZ
I'd give it a bit. Within 2 weeks we're going to know whether or no this coronavirus is going to pop off in the US. Also keep in mind that a LOT of **** is being held up in China that's probably going to be affecting supply chains for months to come
I'd agree. At this point, you're still trying to catch a falling knife and I think we'll see it drop some more. Have to see how the next few weeks go with the coronavirus crap. I'll dump a bit more cash in at some point.

Better to happen now. Odds are it will all settle out in a couple months and then the market will probably crank right back up ahead of the election.
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post 1598643261 02-27-2020, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider
From talks with POs, most armed criminals are very unfamiliar with firearms. They don't regularly shoot, or practice in any way. They don't regularly carry. It's pocket carry, in the glove box, crevice in a car, etc. They arm up when they think they'll use it (either to commit a crime or they need it for immediate protection). They don't just want to get caught with firearm possession doing normal everyday stuff like anyone else if they happen to be stopped by LE. This goes back to practice. They aren't going to risk it going to a range, or out in the desert to practice.

They don't know how to handle a firearm properly outside of point, and pull the trigger. When they do shoot, it's usually one-handed most of the time. Follow-up shots are sloppy with a big chance of hitting a bystander.
The endless real life videos on active self protection look like this ^

Gotta remember, proximity negates skill, and action beats reaction. All that **** shooting ability isn't much of a factor if and when they initiate and do so up close
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
The endless real life videos on active self protection look like this ^

Gotta remember, proximity negates skill, and action beats reaction. All that **** shooting ability isn't much of a factor if and when they initiate and do so up close
Absolutely. As much as it's fun to impress my friends with 25m pistol shots ringing steel, I always tell them, I practice 7 yards, 5 yards, 3 yards for IRL situations. Anything beyond that, I don't want the liability, and if I can break contact, I probably will. Not super impressive, but hey... whatever will give me the advantage irl.

I do push myself to get within 3" groups @ 3 yards, 5" @ 5 yards, and 7" @ 7 yards. Those gongs are 6.5" in the vid.

My new steel targets did come in mail today! 12"x7"x3/8" ar500 silhouettes! Mostly for rifle target practice.

The silhouettes i currently use are made of rubber, and can be used over and over again. Great for close up practice as I don't use steel closer than 7yards. (i know, 15y should be the minimum, but I like the instant feedback of the "DING!".)
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post 1598648241 02-27-2020, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah
one of my fishing buddies here was at the grocery store the other day, he open carries. a lady ran her cart into his hip and gun on purpose and started telling him crazy stuff about gun control.
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That's assault.

I also would've argued that her ramming the cart into the gun was her attempt at trying to get it to discharge, and fearful of my life.

I would have been pivoting on one foot, tactically assessing the situation. Then I'd start dropping chem lights in preparation for EXFIL
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Originally Posted By Meatie
That's assault.

I also would've argued that her ramming the cart into the gun was her attempt at trying to get it to discharge, and fearful of my life.

I would have been pivoting on one foot, tactically assessing the situation. Then I'd start dropping chem lights in preparation for EXFIL
i think he beat her within an inch of her life. then he bought some sour cream and everything to make quesadillams.
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider
Never seen a gun buster sign at my local Mc-Ds' around these parts. Probably a franchise owner decision to put them up rather than a corporate decision would be my guess.

As for reaction times, I've been looking at master shooters, and they have the gun at least out of the holster at or before the end of the "beep". I've been neglecting my dry fire practice at home with the timer. Hard when kids want my attention 100% of the time when I'm at home. I've been trying to get faster out of the gate.

What's difficult with cc holster draw is inconsistent grip (for me with my AIWB holster anyway). The grip rides the top of my jean's belt line. With a too aggressive grip, I grab the top of my pants (or worse, my belt). So I have to first hook my thumb around the grip, then draw a little, then wrap my fingers around the grip.

I've adjusted the holster to ride higher, but prints like crazy. I dunno, maybe I shouldn't care about printing.
i agree with the AIWB. But that's why there is practice. But right ot your point, very difficult when you've got little ones always searching you out, and even so, the Mrs. wanting you home to help out.

IMO, and even call it IME also, only people that would realize it's a print are if it's very obvious, or people that carry and they won't out you. If anything, would be just be a "hey, fyi....". I'm lucky to be thin enough, yes i'm like my av, and just throw on a baggy ish shirt and no one knows.

i carry a hk vp9 aiwb for reference.
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post 1598651751 02-27-2020, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750
He's making it. He's mostly used to the cone now. Still acting depressed all the time but it's getting better.

He has somehow managed to lick his wounds even with the cone on though. I've been putting a loose bandage on it to try and deter him from trying, but it's not working great. He won't do it when anyone is around so I'm not even sure how he's getting there. We go back tomorrow afternoon for a checkup so if he's still doing it today I'll just get a little more aggressive with the bandage. A day or so covered won't hurt anything.
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Not sure how you got that from what's been posted in this thread.
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Well, Meatie...
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah
one of my fishing buddies here was at the grocery store the other day, he open carries. a lady ran her cart into his hip and gun on purpose and started telling him crazy stuff about gun control.



ya'll talking about fast food. 75 cent tacos your choice of meat down the street from my work. one of the positives to living in a city full of illegal immigrants. tacos everywhere
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Nobody knows anything and anyone who tells you otherwise is full of chit. It's definitely a better time to buy now than it was a week ago.
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Originally Posted By Meatie
That's assault.

I also would've argued that her ramming the cart into the gun was her attempt at trying to get it to discharge, and fearful of my life.

I would have been pivoting on one foot, tactically assessing the situation. Then I'd start dropping chem lights in preparation for EXFIL
seems reasonable.
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah
i think he beat her within an inch of her life. then he bought some sour cream and everything to make quesadillams.
didn't even notice I was replying to you until you said quesadillems, the fuk at that avi!?!?? you fukin ripped angie varona pussy slayer head
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I always have a badge on my belt, in case people notice me CC that is there too, though the badge is in the front right and gun is at the back right.

Only once had someone freak out, a 20 something women in Wal-Mart once. Reached up to grab something and my shirt rose a bit and got caught on the grip of my Glock. Next thing I know this lady is freaking out yelling (loud as fck) 'He has a gun! Call the police!'

Everyone turns (about 15 people in view) and looks; I just lifted my shirt to show my badge and told her to calm the fck down. Once she saw that she shut up and apologized, everyone else didn't seem to care eitherway.

I mean, yeah, if I wanted to go shoot people I am loading a cart of groceries first...
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Originally Posted By gbullock32
I always have a badge on my belt, in case people notice me CC that is there too, though
Everyone turns (about 15 people in view) and looks; I just lifted my shirt to show my badge and told her to calm the fck down. Once she saw that she shut up and apologized, everyone else didn't seem to care eitherway...
fukin lol at california. The badge makes it all better

what a bunch of boot licking babies they are
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Originally Posted By gbullock32
I always have a badge on my belt, in case people notice me CC that is there too, though the badge is in the front right and gun is at the back right.

Only once had someone freak out, a 20 something women in Wal-Mart once. Reached up to grab something and my shirt rose a bit and got caught on the grip of my Glock. Next thing I know this lady is freaking out yelling (loud as fck) 'He has a gun! Call the police!'

Everyone turns (about 15 people in view) and looks; I just lifted my shirt to show my badge and told her to calm the fck down. Once she saw that she shut up and apologized, everyone else didn't seem to care eitherway.

I mean, yeah, if I wanted to go shoot people I am loading a cart of groceries first...
The best response to somebody doing that, or so I've heard, never had it happen, but have had this in my mind for many years since reading it.


dingbat: HE HAS A GUN
you: WHERE?! look around frantically


Which is half serious because inmostplaces that would probably mean somebody has a gun in their hand and they aren't even talking about you. but...CA
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Originally Posted By Meatie
fukin lol at california. The badge makes it all better

what a bunch of boot licking babies they are
They assume 2 things about people with a badge: They are 100% fine doing whatever they are doing, or; they are all pure evil and need to be ridiculed.

This is why I hated doing hospital coverage, most people, 99%, leave us alone. There is always the odd one out who seems to think we are the cause of all evil in CA and lets us know it.
Originally Posted By Farley1324
The best response to somebody doing that, or so I've heard, never had it happen, but have had this in my mind for many years since reading it.


dingbat: HE HAS A GUN
you: WHERE?! look around frantically


Which is half serious because inmostplaces that would probably mean somebody has a gun in their hand and they aren't even talking about you. but...CA
Maybe, until they point at you and keep screaming.
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