Concealed Carry Weapon of Choice

[benchmstr]

Cartels funding your training.

That would explain all the shitty promags we got a few years back

Bench

[deadz]

Pulled the trigger on the P365 XL. Can't wait to get it to the range.

[chaos]

Pulled the trigger on the P365 XL. Can't wait to get it to the range.

Took a first timer last week to fire his CZ75, I think I watched another man orgasm.

[Vince B]

The time i almost got killed, i was walking through a parking garage after shopping at the Galleria mall in Houston. Got approached by 4 thugs with weapons as they intended to rob me, luckily i managed to get away and into my car. An old lady was robbed and beaten to death 2 days later, in the exact same place.

Stay strapped.

How did you manage to get away from 4 armed thugs with weapons approaching to rob you?

[Vince B]

I think I will give the USA a miss if I visit Canada. We don't carry weapons here in Australia.

[Coach is Back!]

I think I will give the USA a miss if I visit Canada. We don't carry weapons here in Australia.

And because you don’t carry or can have firearms for protection even in your own home, you paid the price with your cops busting in private homes simply for not wearing masks. They took your firearms for a reason buy back or not. They still have knives. Do you want to ban them as well? I recall seeing not too long ago a fight between two groups of people, one advanced and was immediately met with a knife to the neck. He bled out and died within seconds. What’s the trade off?

Would love to see the legit crime stats of your country

[Vince B]

And because you don’t carry or can have firearms for protection even in your own home, you paid the price with your cops busting in private homes simply for not wearing masks. They took your firearms for a reason buy back or not. They still have knives. Do you want to ban them as well? I recall seeing not too long ago a fight between two groups of people, one advanced and was immediately met with a knife to the neck. He bled out and died within seconds. What’s the trade off?

Would love to see the legit crime stats of your country

I look at what most people believe. The guys on Getbig from the states feel they need to protect themselves both at home and in public. So they own guys, etc. Australia is way different. Sure, some punks and thugs carry knives and stabbings have been more frequent. Only the police and serious criminals carry firearms.

What happened over the last two years in some states in Australia over Covid 'safety' enforcements was extreme and misguided. Truth is most cops are not that intelligent. So they are easy to manipulate just like soldiers are. They are conditioned to follow orders. You can't judge Australia by what happened during Covid. The governments and public health were captured by big pharma and the same thing happened in most of the civilized world. Things are mostly back to normal here but not in the USA. When public health is controlled by politicians then all manner of ad hoc shit will happen and continue to happen.

[Princess L]

Pulled the trigger on the P365 XL. Can't wait to get it to the range.

Good luck.  It's cute.  It's comfortable in the right holster (I have the Blackhawk Statche IWB w/claw), conceals well enough and pretty comfortable.  Anything beyond ~7 yards, GOOD LUCK.  Even at 7, a bit dicey under pressure (snappy) and it has a long/hard (IMO) trigger pull.  Go bang already!l  On body, close quarter = fine.  In home or off body, find something else. Very easy to shoot single handed tho.  And if it has the thumb safety... leave that off.

[Princess L]

Took a first timer last week to fire his CZ75, I think I watched another man orgasm.

Absolutely LOVE the CZ97B which is the .45 equivalent I think    Whatever, the 97B kicks ass!  Hard to choose a favorite, but I believe it's a top 3.

[Coach is Back!]

Took a first timer last week to fire his CZ75, I think I watched another man orgasm.

I can tell you right now, as much as I love my Glocks, my CZ is a superior firearm. They are a bit expensive but we’ll worth it.

[Vince B]

Who is everyone so afraid of that they need guns for protection?

[Coach is Back!]

Who is everyone so afraid of that they need guns for protection?

It’s not a matter of being afraid, it’s a matter of being prepared. We all have the right to protect ourselves, our families, businesses and in some cases those that can’t protect themselves.

If some breaks into my house and my family is in there, what are you going to do? Wait for the cops? No, the average response time is 6-10min, by that time it maybe too late. But if you’re armed you have the right to eliminate the threat and save yourself and your family

[Vince B]

It’s not a matter of being afraid, it’s a matter of being prepared. We all have the right to protect ourselves, our families, businesses and in some cases those that can’t protect themselves.

If some breaks into my house and my family is in there, what are you going to do? Wait for the cops? No, the average response time is 6-10min, by that time it maybe too late. But if you’re armed you have the right to eliminate the threat and save yourself and your family

I understand protecting home and family. However, wouldn't trespassers also carry firearms? Perhaps it is safer if everyone suspects others are carrying? That way more people are civil. I lived in Canada and Australia and never once felt the need to have guns around.

I visited New York in 1965. I was at Times Square and wanted to see Greenwich Village. I was with a mate and we started walking. When we got to some dark streets we turned around. I even bought a small knife when I was there! I did live in LA for a month in 1968. Never felt threatened or anything like that.

[benchmstr]

Good luck.  It's cute.  It's comfortable in the right holster (I have the Blackhawk Statche IWB w/claw), conceals well enough and pretty comfortable.  Anything beyond ~7 yards, GOOD LUCK.  Even at 7, a bit dicey under pressure (snappy) and it has a long/hard (IMO) trigger pull.  Go bang already!l  On body, close quarter = fine.  In home or off body, find something else. Very easy to shoot single handed tho.  And if it has the thumb safety... leave that off.

There is no reason at all for a safety on a defensive/combat handgun..don’t know why they still do that

Bench

[Grape Ape]

There is no reason at all for a safety on a defensive/combat handgun..don’t know why they still do that

Bench

My 365XL and 320 don't have them.

[Grape Ape]

I think I will give the USA a miss if I visit Canada. We don't carry weapons here in Australia.

It's not like everyone's walking around carrying weapons and on edge man.

I get out a bit and I've literally seen one open carry in like two years, but it could be my area.

Either way, owning them doesn't mean you're paranoid or setting up your home for a siege or anything, and it doesn't mean you bring them everywhere (some do).

It's having them incase the situation arises - home protection, etc.  And they're fun to shoot.

[chaos]

Absolutely LOVE the CZ97B which is the .45 equivalent I think    Whatever, the 97B kicks ass!  Hard to choose a favorite, but I believe it's a top 3.

I didn't like the sights on the cz75. Horrible honestly, worse than my P226.

[Prayer Warrior]

Would you still keep a gun if you lived in a country that didn't allow it?

[deadz]

Good luck.  It's cute.  It's comfortable in the right holster (I have the Blackhawk Statche IWB w/claw), conceals well enough and pretty comfortable.  Anything beyond ~7 yards, GOOD LUCK.  Even at 7, a bit dicey under pressure (snappy) and it has a long/hard (IMO) trigger pull.  Go bang already!l  On body, close quarter = fine.  In home or off body, find something else. Very easy to shoot single handed tho.  And if it has the thumb safety... leave that off.

Thanks for the holster recommendation.

[Coach is Back!]

Would you still keep a gun if you lived in a country that didn't allow it?

For most of us moving to another country isn’t even in the realm of possibility. Why move to a country where it’s illegal to protect yourself and your family with a firearm while criminals more than likely have them?

[loco]

Who is everyone so afraid of that they need guns for protection?

Better to have a firearm and not need it, than need it and not have it.  Can't always rely on law enforcement to protect you and your family.  Can't always rely on correctional facilities to keep the rapists and murderers locked up away from your home.

About 170 Atlanta officers called out sick after cops were charged in Rayshard Brooks’ death
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/27/us/atlanta-police-rayshard-brooks-shooting-sick-outs


These are the consequences of accidentally releasing thousands of prisoners early
https://www.businessinsider.com/consequences-of-accidentally-releasing-1000s-of-prisoners-2016-2

[Coach is Back!]

I understand protecting home and family. However, wouldn't trespassers also carry firearms? Perhaps it is safer if everyone suspects others are carrying? That way more people are civil. I lived in Canada and Australia and never once felt the need to have guns around.

I visited New York in 1965. I was at Times Square and wanted to see Greenwich Village. I was with a mate and we started walking. When we got to some dark streets we turned around. I even bought a small knife when I was there! I did live in LA for a month in 1968. Never felt threatened or anything like that.

Different times, Vince but you hit it. I have no problem with someone who legally carries whether I know it or not. As far as the trespassers, yes they very well could be carrying but remember, it’s not the gun, it’s not any firearm, it all comes down to “intent”.  I did a video this week on three components “opportunity” “method” and…..”intent”

[deadz]

Does anyone buy accessories etc. from guns.com?

[chaos]

Does anyone buy accessories etc. from guns.com?

No. What are you looking for? So many options out there it's mind boggling.

[deadz]

No. What are you looking for? So many options out there it's mind boggling.

Ammo, targets, gun cases, basic accessories. I prefer to buy online as it’s easier then going to a store and an item being out of stock or unavailable.