Will Carry

I had a little guy put a whoppin on me when I was young. He had a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. I was finally able to take him to the ground and end the fight by grabbing is nuts and squeezing. I was beat up pretty good. We became friends after that.

I didn't think there were dudes bigger than you. 6'6" 285? God bless your mother, she must have stayed in the kitchen the whole time you were growing up trying to keep you fed.

One of you guys says the Glock 27 is the best and the other says it's the worst! That just goes to show you that one man's poison is another man's cure.

Mikhail Ryabko is an ex-Russian miltary officer and politician. He was a monster when he was young. The dude knows how to punch a man in the solar plexis. When the young guy is punching that dude in the stomach, he's punching muscle. When Mikhail punched him, he punches him right in the solar plexis in a slightly downward punch, with that massive fist. Devistating! He reminds me of Steven Seagal only not as fat.

I saw a cougar on I-40 in 1978, in Tennessee. Near Cookville, late at night.

The NRA is not part of the Republican party. It is important that they make that clear. If the NRA became just another pawn of the Republican party or the Democratic party for that matter, it would loose it's status as a cival rights organization. It would be the end of the NRA. I don't support everything the NRA does but I am and will continue to support them as a whole.

It depends on the way you define "TOUGH". I would rather fight a 6'6" 285lb man than a little wirey short guy. Big guys are slooooow and unless you are fighting in a phone booth big guys are no problem. PLUS if a big guy does hit you, you won't feel a thing until you wake up. Little dudes hurt. They are fast, small targets and their punches won't knock you out, so you get to feel the pain. To me "tough" has nothing to do with fighting or physical prowess. The toughest men I have ever met were not athletes or Kung Fu experts.

Wisdom can be accepted or rejected. I think the old man has a valid point. He is wise listen to him. I ain't say everybody go out and buy a Glock but surely you can listen to the advice of an 85 year old Marine. The pistol I don't have locked in the safe and keep by my bedside, is a Glock. The Austrian Brick.

Beside being "Liberal douchebags" they are my buddies. They have risked their lives to save me and I have done the same to them. We are a team, we have mutual respect for each other and we have some great campfire conversations. If I was so closed minded that I hated all liberals I would be a family outcast. God, Family, Country in that order.

YouTube - I am voting Republican because...Vote on November 2, 2010 This is the kind of I have to put up with from my liberal douchbag canoe buddies. I replied to this by informing the guy of my definition of propaganda. PROPAGANDA: Propaganda is like bull:poop: covered in whipped cream with a cherry on top. As long as you don't dig too deep, it's pretty good.

Worst purchases: You get what you pay for.............. Smith and Wesson Sigma 9mm (jam-o-matic). Gave it away for free. Taurus M85UL (jam-o-matic) A wheel gun jams? Traded for a Glock 19 Best purchases: XD-45 Has never failed and is very accurate with a great trigger for a DAO. Colt Government 1911. Hasn't jammed since the first day. Eats anything and spits it out on target. Ruger Super Single Six with 9.5" barrel. It's like shooting a 22 rifle it's so accurate.

You won't need one at the Jack Daniels distillery but I would not go anywhere near Monteagle unarmed...........just kidding. My prefferance is George Dickle. It has a nice woody flavor without the peppery after taste of Jack Daniels. I think it's their cold filtering. Jack Daniels is the largest exporter in the US. People all over the world drink Jack. People in Tennessee drink either one or the other. Sometimes I go places unarmed but not often.

Dove hunting is about as much fun as you can have with a shotgun. I used to pretend I was at Pearl Harbor and the doves were jap planes. An over and under 20 will do just fine. You can make a plug for a shotgun out of a number two pencil. If you decide to get another shotgun.

I know a lot of shooters who use the 185gr 45acp round. It moves faster than the 230gr 45acp standard pressure round. One great thing about the 45acp. If it doesn't expand it still works well. I use the 45acp as my primary defense weapon for carry and home protection. There are a lot of expansion tests on the internet Mouseguns.com and Chuck Hawks would be a good place to start. The tests don't mean Jack, but they are interesting. I don't use 185gr rounds. I like 230gr JHPs. The bad guys will not know the difference, i know I don't.

Are you kidding me. I read an article from an English paper where they were talking about banning knives because of all the knife violence in the British Isles. The British are subjects. American's are citizens. Knife Crime Facts / Knife Culture in the UK In Battle Against Knife Violence, British PM Takes a Stab at Video Games | GamePolitics BBC NEWS | Health | Doctors' kitchen knives ban call

Note to self..............check the dates on a thread.............DOH! If I had to sell a pistol it would be my Glock 36. I carry it all the time. I have a Crimson Trace laser guard on it, dialed in at 15 yards. It is a trouble free, reliable, hard hitting, concealable and accurate pistol. I don't know why but it's my least favorite pistol to shoot.

I carry a Smith and Wesson model 36 Chiefs Special as a BUG too! Or a Diamondback DB380 in hot weather. These pistols are either my primary carry or my back up guns. I love my "Old School" model 36. It's the quickest gun I own to get off a first shot on target.

I carry a Glock 36. It has the personality of a brick. If I trade it, I will not get another Glock. Don't get me wrong. The reason I carry a G-36 is that it's reliable, slim and it will fire 7 or 8 (+1 extension) rounds of 45acp 230gr JHPs. It's just that I've had my eyes on this Colt Defender....... If you want capacity go with the 40 S&W. I just like 45s.

Once a month or so. I have so many it's hard to get a lot of range time on just one. I shoot 18 rounds through my 380 pocket pistol every trip to the range. Just to make sure.....

Well bless her heart!

I wish I did live in Tennessee! Great state! Good people. I go back to Tennessee every year to visit but the Research Triangle Park is where the money is for me. It's suburban hell. I have to shoot INDOORS! I hate big cities. I took my wife to San Fransico and I just about feaked out. Could not get out of there soon enough.

I pocket carry all the time too. Either as a back up gun or as a primary carry. My favorite pocket gun is my Smith and Wesson model 36 but my Diamondback DB380 is the one I carry most. It's smaller and lighter.

There are areas in Durhan North Carolina where open carry laws are vague and up to the discretion of the cops. They could arrest you for "Going in terror of the public." Then they could take your Concealed Carry permit. You could probably talk to the D.A. and get the charges dropped or maybe not. My advice is, if your gonna open carry. Open carry. If your gonna carry concealed, make sure it's concealed. That is just my humble opinion. I could care less what you do, but LEOs do not have a sense of humor. They will taze your ass............

Printing is not concealed. If someone sees your gun printed on your clothes and they want to, they can report you to the local LEO and you can get into big trouble. So you do not want to print. I used to worry about this a lot. Not so much any more. My concealed carry guns keep getting bigger and I care less about printing. I'm packing a Colt Government 1911 this fall. As long as it isn't obvious and I'm not acting crazy people just don't notice. Notice how a changed my stance halfway through this post.

Even with both eyes open, you still got to pick one eye to look down the sights. I ain't no rocket scientist but I figured that out purdy quick.