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Thursday, March 28, 2019
Appendix with tucked in shirt?
I am graduating in May and start a new office job in June. I will be wearing dress pants and a tucked in shirt most days. I have a good appendix rig for my shield 9, but I am concerned that the clips on the belt will be noticed. I have Ulti clips but I don't want to damage my dress pants.For you guys that dress business casual, how do you carry? via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2HL9tcY
At my school fights are becoming more and more common, but is Boxing a good way to defend myself?
At my middle school, fist fights are more and more common and I want to learn to defend myself. (Keep in mind I already try to avoid all fights and any confrontation, but I know one day I will certainly be inevitable for me to be involved in a fight.) I didn't really want to take a more traditional martial art such as Taekwondo or Kung-Fu, or go too far in as MMA. So, I settled on boxing. (After reading a book named "The Berlin Boxing Club" about World War 2 and a Jewish Boy who learns to box and it was even stated by Hitler that every boy should learn to box, weird huh?) Only recently I started to think about the fighting techniques of most school fist-fighters and boxers don't align as much as I wished. The biggest problem is getting around kicking, whereas most kids don't know karate so don't kick much, but I still know it may happen.
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Question about revolvers and transfer bars
So I'm familiar with how a transfer bar safety works.What I am not familiar with is whether or not revolver with a transfer bar safety, when dropped on it's muzzle(like a series 70 1911) will the firing pin have enough inertia to "drop" and set off a round?I'm talking about modern snubbies.Looking at all the options at my local academy and none of them seem to have a means to block the firing pin in such a scenario.I know about the transfer bar not allowing the hammer to make contact- I think the term I'm looking for is inertia fire?Can anyone offer insight? via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2CHLdUG
Kansas House tentatively approves lowering age for carrying concealed weapons to 18
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Purchased my first firearm at 23
After going back and forth between the G43, Sig P365, and HK P2000SK, I finally decided on the Sig.This will be my everyday CCW in addition to being my duty weapon for work (Executive Protection).I'm excited to start carrying this bad boy. Also looking to pick up a vedder light tuck, heard they're pretty solid in regards to IWB holsters. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2JIu8A9
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