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  • #629
    prangwou
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    I would like to know what I am supposed to do when I am in my favorite coffee shop (carrying concealed of course) and some idiot comes in carrying an ar-15 at low ready.

    #673
    ijonbrown
    Participant

    Recently my hometown, Louisville KY, made the national news for a large number of teenagers, some estimate over 200, running wild on the waterfront and downtown. 3 people were hospitalized from various assaults that were part of this incident. Some of these assaults involved over a dozen attackers at one time. Most of my training has involved 1-3 attackers in one general area. Do you have any recommendations on how to defend yourself against such a large number of attackers?

    #680
    James
    Participant

    This is a question that I’m sure we all deal with in one way or another…What is the best way to conceal my weapon when using a public bathroom? Exposing my firearm when my pants are dropped does not seem to be the best thing to do!

    #682
    James
    Participant

    I just listened to the podcast, thanks for the info!

    #689
    James
    Participant

    What do you guys think about concealing a CCW badge for a critical defense situation to maybe calm the public after publicly defending myself, would that maybe cause more legal conflict in the courts if something ever happened?

    #691
    thisistheboi
    Participant

    If you live in a Slave State would it be better to have a featureless rifle or a standard pattern rifle with a bullet button. this rifle would be my only weapon and would be used for home protection or general protection

    #692
    Jonathan
    Participant

    I was considering purchasing the TP9 from Century Arms or a gun like it. It, like the CZ-75 (even the compact?) seems rather large to conceal carry for a smaller guy like me; however, it would be perfect for a home defense gun. Is it wrong to buy one handgun for home defense and a different handgun for outside-the-home self-defense? Thanks! Go good-guys, and go SOTG!

    #698
    Steve
    Participant

    Would you recommend waiting until taking formal training before carrying concealed (outside the home)?

    I bought my first concealed carry gun (M&P Shield). I have a Crossbreed Holster ordered. I’m researching training possibilities, but it looks like the earliest opportunity I would have to get training would be at least a month after I get my holster. Would you recommend I don’t carry until I get the training? I’m not a novice with firearms, but I have never had formal training. I have my concealed carry permit, but my state didn’t require any training to receive it.

    #704
    cemorrell
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    Dry Practice and Training Scars

    Is it a good idea to wait until after receiving professional training to begin a dry practice regimen? I don’t want to instill bad habits, and am saving towards some professional training, but that is a little ways off. If dry practice at this stage is a bad idea, what can I do in the meantime?

    Cole

    #706
    kjprunest
    Participant

    When it comes to home protection and a bedside handgun, is it better to have the firearm in a bedside drawer for quicker access or in its own separate apparatus, such as a biometric safe? I could see pros and cons for both, what are your thoughts? Thanks.

    #709
    Mudcat
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    I usually carry my Kahr CM9 when in a non permissive environment when I need a little more concealment than my Glock 19 can offer. I liked the Kahr excempt for the long double action trigger, sometimes I would not let off enough to reset and have a dead trigger. I tried a M&P Shield and loved the way the trigger felt, meaning like any other striker fired gun. Nice short reset that I can feel and a decent trigger for a defensive gun. My only hold out is the fact that the Shield has a manual safety. I have no intention of using a manual safety but do you think this gun would be safe to carry without engaging the manual safety. So before I pick one up and set it up for carry I would like to know your thoughts on this.

    Thanks
    Greg Harris aka Mudcat

    #710
    Mudcat
    Participant

    OOps double tap.

    • This reply was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by Mudcat. Reason: duplicate
    #713
    MylesK
    Participant

    I don’t know if this has been asked I am new to guns and new to the forum. But I have just purchased my first pistol (HK USP Compact in .40 S&W)

    But my question is, for a AR platform what do you guys prefer the 223, 556 or the 308. I was thinking of saving up for one in 308 but I wanted to ask. (I don’t hunt so self defense home defense and range)

    Thanks guys!!! Great show!!!!

    Excuse grammar I went to public school

    #717
    Michael
    Participant

    I have many 223 magazines, and more for my numerous pistols. My question is do you need to unload the mags to ease the springs. When I was in the military we never stripped our mags unless the armory wanted to do an ammo count. And when I was a civilian policeman, we only did it when we went to the range to take out our duty ammo and load range ammo. Is stripping the ammo necessary for magazine maintenance?

    #719
    mat
    Participant

    If you live in an quiet rural area where not much crime happens how do you keep up your alertness versus a high crime area?

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