reply to post by Shadow Herder
So what happens when a mental giant like you gets out of line and a physcial man like me steps in and gives you and old fashioned whoopin
infront of your girlfriend ( if you swing that way) , what are you gonna do, pull your piece?
I don't know about him, but as for me, I've been carrying a concealed gun for about 20 years on and off, but consistently for 15. I've been in
MANY fights in that time frame, and I've taken away knives and baseball bats from people, but never once have I even had to mention that I had a gun
in my possession. Never needed it so far, but it was always there. I've had to disclose it to the police in the aftermath a couple of times, but
never gotten in any trouble.
One night in a back alley of Dallas, TX, and a car full of mexican gang-bangers followed me and a friend as we made a wrong turn into a dead end. I
thought I was going to be a goner, and I really didn't even think my 9 mm was going to be enough to matter, so I just took the little 5.0
convertible, spun it around with the tires spinning, and headed right at them at full speed! They moved, and I was out of there! I had the gun, was
glad I did, but didn't need it.
I posted
This personal story a year or two ago. Had my gun that day, but didn't need
it, glad I had it though!
I've also posted many, many times on ATS about the dangers of relying on a gun in a close combat situation. The gun is a last line of defense, not a
first. Depending on a gun to save your life is probably a mistake. Mine is for use when I am isolated, stranded, in the safety of cover, or with
distance between me and an attacker. Mine is never to be seen, but better to be felt, then heard, but never seen. I hope everyone that carries a gun
feels the same way.