Day 8: awkward positions

I'll give you 2 slices of pizza. I take care of my homies.

Now we’re talking

And now there’s concrete dust everywhere..

Shoulder holsters are great for drawing while riding motorcycles, just my 2 cents. (I tend to adapt my carry to my activity, not strictly any one position.)

Day 2 of asking what happened to Tacticon Armament…

Pretty long story, that is not worth rehashing, basics are owner did some messed up stuff to all the employees, and essentially killed the company with narcissism, mountains of lies, hubris and copyright infringement.

:( Sandalorian… you are the best!

<3

Day 9: I shot myself in the dick

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Can you sepuku an arm? Asking for a plop.

Well, first of all, through god all things are possible, so jot that down.

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I saw this on instagram first

.@_JesseCinco

Do one where your grooving to funky town but at complete random with a minimum of 2 minutes it beeps

Ooo beer and pizzza

So practicality question, I work in a factory and do mechanic work. Lot of bending, squatting, leaning, yada yada what would be the best way to carry? Work doesn't have the bullshit rule of no weapons but don't want to leave a loaded pistol in my truck or tool box at work.

I mean just from the comment to go off of, I would say maybe a tight to body locking owb holster? Appendix is the best, in my opinion but if you're doing a lot bending and squatting could get annoying. Also depends on what your carrying, and if you are in a shop where you bump into a lot of things or if your laying on your side under stuff could put a lot of wear on your pistola. Something like the safariland als concealment paddle holsters is what comes to mind on the style. Hope that helps

Thank you so much. Keep being awesome from a fellow pepperback.

How's the are perfect weapon

Yes

@grok explain like I'm not an American why it seems like he's not disengaging the safety during these drills. Is he using a pistol that doesn't have a manual safety switch? Does this imply that he's carrying with a round in the chamber and no manual safety?

It's like watching a spider quick draw.

I was thinking the same thing.