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Section 13: Holsters/Carry Gear Subject: Blackhawk Diversion Carry Backpack Msg# 1151780
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I agree, I really can't imagine ever carrying off-body. I realize that being retired lets me do lots of things working people can't do, but I only carried on-body when I was working. I have always used an inside the waistband holster for better concealment and used tuckable versions when I had to dress up.
On the other hand, my wife has a gun purse with a steel cable in the shoulder strap to make slashing the strap and grabbing it almost impossible. The purse never rides in a shopping cart, and she is mindful of it all the time. She has never found a holster she liked, so everything is different for her. Her relative lack of interest in experimentation is partly due to knowing I am nearly always with her, and I am always armed. Purse snatchers don't respond well to "stop thief stop"......they do, however respond well to "drop my bag or I'll shoot you to pieces" I certainly understand the sentiment, but actually shooting and killing someone over a stolen purse would put you in the express lane to prison... |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: It makes zero sense, at least to me, that anyone who feels the need to carry a pistol would even think of carrying it in a purse, fanny pack or back pack. When you need it you need it NOW, you don't want it a block away and moving further away every second! Purse snatchers don't respond well to "stop thief stop"......they do, however respond well to "drop my bag or I'll shoot you to pieces" |
