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I don't need one yet, but I also don't want the first time I meet someone that might be defending me to be when I need them. I'm in Grand Prairie, so I would prefer someone in D/FW who is familiar with CHL and Texas firearms statutes. I am a member of USCCA so if the worst were to happen, they cover...

Pawpaw wrote: Here's a tip for hugging: Assuming you're carrying on your strong side, keep your strong arm low. It makes them go high and hug above your beltline.

May work well for an average height person, but at 6'03" you try forcing someone who is 5'02" to hug you anywhere besides your beltline.

Also I noticed that the AR is carried by a single-point sling which allows quick access to deploy the weapon. If I were approaching someone armed in this fashion, I would be apprehensive at best.: Just as a point, because I have seen several indications in the thread that they felt it was slung, if...

LOL. Siri is pretty neat. It can perform web searches, get information on weather (local & otherwise), provide directions from point A to point B, etc, etc. And all voice activated. The best part is that it responds using natural language instead of a specific, pre-defined series of commands. M...

Taurus 24/7 c or the Milpro both are available in .45. I have the Milpro is .40 S&W and is very easy to shoot. I'd like to back that up. I have a mil pro in .45. Honestly the first .45 I've ever bought. It actually feels to have less recoil than my Ruger P95, and is a smaller package. There are...