Cellphone gun
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S&W m&p shield is pretty tough to beat for a carry gun. Tucks away pretty nicely unless you exclusively wear wrestling singlets.
Comes in 2 flavors too: 9mm and .40s&w.
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Just grow your toenails long and file them to a sharp point. Then stab kick a mother fucker. Hiii-ya!
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I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
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I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
The only time I "open carry" is in the woods camping, hiking, or hunting in bear country. Just more comfortable.I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
In "public" always concealed.
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I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
Usually if somebody sees you're armed they won't mess with you, that's usually the logic. But then they'd just go mess with the some other guy who isn't armed
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The only time I "open carry" is in the woods camping, hiking, or hunting in bear country. Just more comfortable.I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
In "public" always concealed.
The only time I "open carry" is in the woods camping, hiking, or hunting in bear country. Just more comfortable.
In "public" always concealed.
Exactly.
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I think the open carry thing should be addressed. Why you would want anyone to be able to identify you as armed to begin with is beyond conventional wisdom.
Usually if somebody sees you're armed they won't mess with you, that's usually the logic. But then they'd just go mess with the some other guy who isn't armed
Usually if somebody sees you're armed they won't mess with you, that's usually the logic. But then they'd just go mess with the some other guy who isn't armed
If you're idea is to deter a potential crazy that may have a weapon by flashing your own, then sadly you've instead just marked yourself as a priority #1 target. Anyone that's learned personal defense knows you disable your top threat then work down the list - A,B, C.
In "public" always concealed.
This guy gets it.
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Usually if somebody sees you're armed they won't mess with you, that's usually the logic. But then they'd just go mess with the some other guy who isn't armed
If you're idea is to deter a potential crazy that may have a weapon by flashing your own, then sadly you've instead just marked yourself as a priority #1 target. Anyone that's learned personal defense knows you disable your top threat then work down the list - A,B, C.
In "public" always concealed.
This guy gets it.
I was just saying that's the logic, not that I agree with it. Even if that was the case the person would still victimize somebody who may not be able to defend themselves - it's silly.If you're idea is to deter a potential crazy that may have a weapon by flashing your own, then sadly you've instead just marked yourself as a priority #1 target. Anyone that's learned personal defense knows you disable your top threat then work down the list - A,B, C.
I was disappointed to learn that the Westside market is a no carry zone today
Normally I'd go somewhere else, but it's the Westside market - so I walked back to the car and locked it up. I carry inside the waistband typically. If I was out mowing the lawn or something I'd open carry -
I carry in places with "no gun" signs all the time. If they can see it then I failed at concealing it.
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I carry in places with "no gun" signs all the time. If they can see it then I failed at concealing it.
I carry in places with "no gun" signs all the time. If they can see it then I failed at concealing it.
It's a M4 I think but I could see most reasonable cops letting it slide if you told them you didn't see the sign.
I carry pretty much a full size and you can't really tell, but the WS market is a big crowded place and there's always officers around so didn't wanna take the chance.
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I won't carry inside a place with the no guns sign. I just wish they didn't have
any of those signs - most of the time I don't shop in those places. One place
in Canton, we went to - and I was armed, walked into the office, and there they
had their sign - on their little lobby bulletin board.
That is actually illegal here in Ohio. Probably cause it defeats the freakin "purpose" in the first place.
There is actually one parking lot, I think it's at the Strip...where they have the sign as you enter the parking lot.
Seriously? I don't think that's legal either... I'm packing when we go to the Cleveland airport to pick friends up, especially
in the early evening/night. Would never go inside the airport...
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Only a matter of time before something like this gets 3d printed. Should be fine though, no need for any kind of regulation
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They can identify a gun even if it's 3d printed.
About the Westside market and no gun signs, they have several entrances/exits along the side and only have the no gun sign on a couple of them.
Treading in that Ohio city/tremont area I definitely feel better carrying - especially given all the car jackings last year that happened in broad daylight
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They can identify a gun even if it's 3d printed.
About the Westside market and no gun signs, they have several entrances/exits along the side and only have the no gun sign on a couple of them.
Treading in that Ohio city/tremont area I definitely feel better carrying - especially given all the car jackings last year that happened in broad daylight
They can identify a gun even if it's 3d printed.
About the Westside market and no gun signs, they have several entrances/exits along the side and only have the no gun sign on a couple of them.
Treading in that Ohio city/tremont area I definitely feel better carrying - especially given all the car jackings last year that happened in broad daylight
Two of the biggest slum projects in the city are directly adjacent to the west side market. Specifically CMHA riverview is right next to it. Fun fact! Riverview is the largest apartment building in the state of Ohio and it's a nightmare public housing project.
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Cmha Lakeview which is even worse is two blocks north of it.
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