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To: the irate magistrate
I used to carry just a reload, now I carry three guns, 1911 strong side IWB, Seecamp .32 weak hand pants pocket and a custom bobbed hammer S&W model 37 in an ankle rig .

Dumb ?, Smart ?, Too much ?, I dunno.....but just as this story goes the .25 worked for this guy and I just like to know I have access with right or left hand, standing, sitting or on my back fighting.........I don't pretend that all encounters will be from a modified weaver stance. Good read, thanks for the bump !

Stay Safe TIM !

15 posted on 10/13/2001 11:03:11 PM PDT by Squantos
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To: Squantos
Dumb ?, Smart ?, Too much ?

I would think whatever suits you is just fine. And caliber doesn't matter a rat if you can hit what you're aiming at; that's what good training, knowledge and practice will do for you.

P.S. - Call it your "support hand," not your "weak hand." We learn to shoot with both hands, there is no "weakness." ;^)

21 posted on 10/13/2001 11:52:12 PM PDT by dbwz
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To: Squantos
Dumb ?, Smart ?, Too much ?

Just enough, bro.

Sounds like you got all the bases covered.

Speaking of shooting with your weak (support) hand only - I have just started training this way. At first, it's harder than it sounds. I suggest everyone with a CCW do this. It may very well save your life, since your strong arm may be disabled, too busy holding back a crazed perp or some other unforeseen scenario.

34 posted on 10/14/2001 6:54:05 AM PDT by pocat
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To: Squantos
Smart.

Note to self: Get some ankles, and a pocket. Waistband I got plenty of... Write MoGuns on shopping list.

46 posted on 10/15/2001 7:38:49 AM PDT by packrat01
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