Sit down on my bench in the woods & do that & dont take it with you when you leave.thanks for your wisdom oh great one
Yep. That happens to us old farts sometimes, doesn't it?I need practice at that cause I cant see my sights.
Sorry Pard, I'm confused...which vid? The only one is @Burt Gummer and there isn't an ankle holster involved. As for ankle holsters, for Many reasons, I don't use them.I have an honest question about the OP video. If you carry a backup gun in an ankle holster, it seems like it's going to be difficult to get to if you need it and are trying to fend someone off. Am I off on this?
@BatteryOaksBilly The LEO interviewed by Mass in your YouTube post mentioned he ankle carried. IIRC, he said he had to present it a couple times but never fired it at a threat.Sorry Pard, I'm confused...which vid? The only one is @Burt Gummer and there isn't an ankle holster involved. As for ankle holsters, for Many reasons, I don't use them.
Sweet!My Dr said he installed my pacemaker on the left so I could still shoulder a rifle being right handed.
Thanks Jeff, I thought something else. I'm easily confused these days. Anyway, I personally don't use them. I never have been able to make them accessable enough for me. I always carry 2, but where I can get at them better than that allows. Believe me,,,I've tried it...a no go for me.@BatteryOaksBilly The LEO interviewed by Mass in your YouTube post mentioned he ankle carried. IIRC, he said he had to present it a couple times but never fired it at a threat.
They had guns back then?I carried an ankle holster when I was 1-3 years old.
I've considered carrying the p238 on an ankle, but haven't tried it yet...I guess that would be a perfect-sized gun to use for that?I use an ankle holster at times, and it is by no means a quick draw. But it IS an option when dress dictates. But you do have to practice getting to it in different positions.
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He's trying to make us believe he can still reach his ankle! HahaI use an ankle holster at times, and it is by no means a quick draw. But it IS an option when dress dictates. But you do have to practice getting to it in different positions.
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Could I reach mine? I'm thinking...nope?He's trying to make us believe he can still reach his ankle! Haha
He's trying to make us believe he can still reach his ankle! Haha
Another oldman in compression socks. They do help with circulation dont they!
The WuFlu slowed me down a bit, but I’m still managing!
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What are you guys doing?!
The WuFlu slowed me down a bit, but I’m still managing!
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Don’t you remember the single shot 22 he has?They had guns back then?
What are you guys doing?!
And I secretly want it. I'm a 22 freak.Don’t you remember the single shot 22 he has?
Lordy, that sounds like some young people stuff....go for it and have fun!Before all this wuflu junk got going I had gotten into running Spartan races. Off road obstacle courses. Some are 3.2 miles...some 8, and one was around 14 miles.
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That's a 22 short auto eject single shot target pistol to you nimrodDon’t you remember the single shot 22 he has?
Oh to be 50 again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Some are 3.2 miles...some 8, and one was around 14 miles.
Next time you visit remind me and I'll pass something along to you!!!And I secretly want it. I'm a 22 freak.
kind of like losing your glasses.Even though it like teaching a pig to sing...
Understanding your own capabilities and limits so that you are prepared to handle anything thrown at you is the answer.
Another example - what if I can see the target, but not my sights? What range can I reliably hit just from my presentation and no sights? This is very plausible in dark or mixed lighting.
Oh to be 50 again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For me the Bitter Pill is not being able to do things I used to not even give a thought to. I can no longer move 70 pound targets around on the range. I don't want to get on top of the garage to cut limbs off it. Simple Little things that were as easy as breathing or walking. Now I have to think about things ahead of time...Do I Really wanna do this?? Bitter Pill indeed.it dawned on me that for many men the scariest thing about growing old isnt the age
Look at it this way:Yup, when I got to 40 I realized I was aging too fast. Was fat, out of shape, slovenly. Any physical "prowess" I thought I had at that point was a lie I was telling myself. So I started doing cardio every day at work. A co-worker challenged me to start the obstacle course races to give myself some purpose behind me workouts. Really enjoyed them (though I wasnt very good at them).
And I know this is a derail of the topic, but ol'Curmudgeon McMudgeonface handled that already...but it dawned on me that for many men the scariest thing about growing old isnt the age, its the loss of being "dangerous" that we fear. Dangerous as in "I have to take this man seriously because if I dont he can whip my tail" style dangerous. Its that vitality I want to hold onto, not necessarily the years going by.
Look at it this way:
To (most) women, you guys are "dangerous" anyway, simply because you are men, and (most of) you are physically stronger than we are! Even an old fart (male variety) can be dangerous!
Not to imply in any way that you are an old fart!
There! Did that help?
Women seek securityWomen have multiple dresses and make up and shoes to impress other women, not men. And men want to be "strong" to impress other men. Its an odd dichotomy.
kind of like losing your glasses.
Not again with that!Women seek security
Men seek approval
This is what makes the world go round. It's in all of our DNA.
What are these "dresses" of which you speak??Women have multiple dresses and make up and shoes to impress other women, not men. And men want to be "strong" to impress other men. Its an odd dichotomy.
The truth will set you free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Not again with that!
See you soon...we can discuss this again!The truth will set you free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See, this is something that's been on my mind. All the hot shot tactical "operator" trainers are pitching to fit young men. Where are the self-defense trainers for old guys with bad shoulders, bifocals, arthritis and gimpy knees? They're the ones who need it!Absolutely....!
Try shooting groups as usual with your Glasses/corrected vision. Then shoot groups without glasses..... It is a great learning moment.... For added learning, do it in low/no light conditions..
Right here Bro!Where are the self-defense trainers for old guys with bad shoulders, bifocals, arthritis and gimpy knees? They're the ones who need it!