Empty those pockets

ANDY_USMC

just came home and started to empty my pockets and my wife asked me if I needed a purse.

FlyOverCountry

Same

ANDY_USMC

FlyOverCountry said:

Same

You just need a nice leather rig! Love the case hardened finish!

Spaightlabs

I used to live in fear, but not anymore.  Gotta wear 12 pairs of cargo pants at a time to get 'em all in a pocket, but it's worth it.

FlyOverCountry

ANDY_USMC said:

FlyOverCountry said:

Same

You just need a nice leather rig! Love the case hardened finish!

Yeah nobody at the home messes with me an when the Mexicans make it to Wichita I’ll be ready!

Fred19Flintstone

This photo is missing my cellphone, which is taking the picture and my car keys.  The Glock stays in the car while I’m working.

Phaqallyall

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

GrateEggspectations

And here I thought my pockets were overloaded....

buzd504

FlyOverCountry said:

Same

You're smart to keep your own brass.  Never know who might find it.

Fred19Flintstone

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

That’s my summer carry.  Glock 42 (.380). Its light and I shoot it well.

JNDATHP

ColtsFan

bucky925

As far as pockets, this is pretty much every day all day.  If I had to only carry one it would be the lip balm.   Too much welding I assume.  Edited to add car keys and of course, the cell phone was taking the pic. 

JohnInCarolina

GrateEggspectations said:

And here I thought my pockets were overloaded....

The razor is so badass here.

Biggreenpharmacist

Botch

 

lentsboy007

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

Botch

Oooh, forgot my other pocket:
 

 
IYAAYAS!!!  

lentsboy007

Glock 27 anytime I leave the house.  And to the sheep that says we have small penises, it’s IWB carry so no one sees it . 

lentsboy007

FlyOverCountry said:

Same

I’ve got the same .45, but 4 1/2 barrel.  I live 3 miles from Amish country , they make leather rigs for $40.  Nothing fancy , but rugged and authentic looking . 

Phaqallyall

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

FlyOverCountry

lentsboy007 said:

FlyOverCountry said:

Same

I’ve got the same .45, but 4 1/2 barrel.  I live 3 miles from Amish country , they make leather rigs for $40.  Nothing fancy , but rugged and authentic looking . 

Everything I do is authentic.  Do you happen to know where I can find one of those BGE chimneys?

JNDATHP

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

If you don’t know what you are talking about it is usually best to remain silent. A modern gun does not go off accidentally. Accidents usually occur due to mishandling. 

Proper and consistent training is what is required to carry, in my opinion. 



This is written by someone who has carried since I was 21, had a career as a LEO and am now retired, so have been carrying for over 35 years.

BTW, that is my wife in the picture who also regularly trains. 

Fred19Flintstone

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

Hmmm.  You seem obsessed with penis sizes.

Phaqallyall

JNDATHP said:

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

If you don’t know what you are talking about it is usually best to remain silent. A modern gun does not go off accidentally. Accidents usually occur due to mishandling. 

Proper and consistent training is what is required to carry, in my opinion. 



This is written by someone who has carried since I was 21, had a career as a LEO and am now retired, so have been carrying for over 35 years.

BTW, that is my wife in the picture who also regularly trains. 

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mom-killed-by-own-gun-at-idaho-wal-mart-described-as-responsible/

You might want to read that since it looks like your wife also shops at Walmart.

DoubleEgger

JNDATHP said:

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

If you don’t know what you are talking about it is usually best to remain silent. A modern gun does not go off accidentally. Accidents usually occur due to mishandling. 

Proper and consistent training is what is required to carry, in my opinion. 


This is written by someone who has carried since I was 21, had a career as a LEO and am now retired, so have been carrying for over 35 years.

I think you should heed your own advice about remaining silent. Modern guns can and do accidentally discharge. I’m sure Remington agreed to replace 7.85 million triggers on their  Model 700 rifles for sh!ts and giggles. 

JNDATHP

Phaqallyall said:

JNDATHP said:

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

If you don’t know what you are talking about it is usually best to remain silent. A modern gun does not go off accidentally. Accidents usually occur due to mishandling. 

Proper and consistent training is what is required to carry, in my opinion. 



This is written by someone who has carried since I was 21, had a career as a LEO and am now retired, so have been carrying for over 35 years.

BTW, that is my wife in the picture who also regularly trains. 

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mom-killed-by-own-gun-at-idaho-wal-mart-described-as-responsible/

You might want to read that since it looks like your wife also shops at Walmart.

Again, mishandling, poor training, and not securing it (allowing weapon to be off body). 

Again, if you don’t know what you’re talking about, best to keep quiet. 

Phaqallyall

Fred19Flintstone said:

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

Hmmm.  You seem obsessed with penis sizes.

I made one post about compensation, because that's pretty clearly what's going on, and some of you took the bait and protested that no actually you are carrying because you're scared of the scum walking the streets at night or whatever.  Just a tip here that if you're trying to convince people your own personal unit isn't micron sized, continuing to protest the suggetsion maybe isn't the best way to do it. 

bgebrent

Reholstering is the #1 cause of self inflicted unintentional wounds.  As I choose chambered, I’m uber cautious and sometimes get to where I can drop my pants.

Phaqallyall

JNDATHP said:

Phaqallyall said:

JNDATHP said:

Phaqallyall said:

lentsboy007 said:

Phaqallyall said:

Some of you must have some really small penii. 

Says the sheep . Some of us believe in protecting ourselves and our families from the scum in society . 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  That's a good one. 

You're more likely to have someone in your own family hurt by accidentally having that gun go off, Kersey.  At least you're not in any danger of shooting your own unit off seeing as how you'd need to pull it up with a set of tweezers first. 

If you don’t know what you are talking about it is usually best to remain silent. A modern gun does not go off accidentally. Accidents usually occur due to mishandling. 

Proper and consistent training is what is required to carry, in my opinion. 



This is written by someone who has carried since I was 21, had a career as a LEO and am now retired, so have been carrying for over 35 years.

BTW, that is my wife in the picture who also regularly trains. 

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mom-killed-by-own-gun-at-idaho-wal-mart-described-as-responsible/

You might want to read that since it looks like your wife also shops at Walmart.

Again, mishandling, poor training, and not securing it (allowing weapon to be off body). 

Again, if you don’t know what you’re talking about, best to keep quiet. 

Yeah, what happened to that lady definitely isn't an "accident".  Nope.  Keep burying your head in the sand and I'll say a few prayers for you and yours. 

Phaqallyall

And I won't even get into the suicides.  Oh but no, nobody in your families will ever take their own lives.  Never happens.