Guns n Khuks - "trail guns" ???
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If I could affrod it, I would buy a nice Detonics Combat master.
ITs kind of a smaller, concealed but very very high quality 1911.
They usually start around 1000$
The springfield is ok, but really I would prefer something a little different.
I like a pistol with a curvy backstrap, like the Beretta Cougar or the Hi-power.
I was seriously eyeing a Hi-power in 40 SW.
Really sexy pistol. It felt good in the hand too.
A nice bianchi hi ride belt holster on the right hip and you are good to go!
ITs kind of a smaller, concealed but very very high quality 1911.
They usually start around 1000$
The springfield is ok, but really I would prefer something a little different.
I like a pistol with a curvy backstrap, like the Beretta Cougar or the Hi-power.
I was seriously eyeing a Hi-power in 40 SW.
Really sexy pistol. It felt good in the hand too.
A nice bianchi hi ride belt holster on the right hip and you are good to go!
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DannyinJapan said:
Danny,
Can you own that kind of a gun? I thought Japan had really super strict gun laws?
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yes, its for back home.
Personally, I have never carried a gun for protection.
I did not get a concealed license.
I felt that it wasnt really worth the risk and expense.
Now, guns in my home, in my colletion, yes sir.
Here in japan there is plenty of crime.
Hell, they found a woman in a suitcase in a public park a few weeks ago.
No, she wasnt alive.
When I feel like i should, I carry a JKM or KK in my briefcase. I also carry about five pachinko balls in a pocket.
Those things are very useful.
Personally, I have never carried a gun for protection.
I did not get a concealed license.
I felt that it wasnt really worth the risk and expense.
Now, guns in my home, in my colletion, yes sir.
Here in japan there is plenty of crime.
Hell, they found a woman in a suitcase in a public park a few weeks ago.
No, she wasnt alive.
When I feel like i should, I carry a JKM or KK in my briefcase. I also carry about five pachinko balls in a pocket.
Those things are very useful.
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DannyinJapan said:
Pocket pool?
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me-tsubushi
they make a great distraction when thrown into the face....
(not mine, someone elses)
they make a great distraction when thrown into the face....
(not mine, someone elses)
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Wow....I think I'd be more ticked off than anything if someone threw their balls in my face, but...whatever works....
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oooooh, weirdo!
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DannyinJapan said:
I'd think a handful thrown in front of someone on a hard floor would be a fine friction-reducer to cover retreat. WOOPS!!!
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I live in the great republic of MD, so a gun is a no no unless you have a permit in a state forest, so I carry a good walking stick and a good knife, usually a Cold Steel large voyager or Spyderco Endura for long hikes in the woods. If I were in the "wilds" of Nevada, I would either take a small 22 carbine, a Ruger 22 revolver, or a Ruger carbine, which accepts the same magazine as the Ruger P series automatics. I was talking to a guy at work who used to live about 20 miles outside of Vegas, and he said that only a fool would go around unarmed. We've been getting reports of a lot of wild dogs and coyotes in my area, I always take my walking stick along.
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Sometimes no firearm; sometimes a lighter-weight .45 -- Colt or SIG. Depends.
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