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by flintknapper
Mon Jul 31, 2006 5:37 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Bug Out Bag (Firearms, ammo, etc)
Replies: 32
Views: 5062

jbirds1210 wrote:The snubbie 500 S&W kit featured in the above article should come with a splint and ace bandage for the lucky shooters broken wrist :grin:

A bear coming after me would be about the only reason I would want to pull the trigger on that bad boy :shock:.

Maybe its not for the bear? :???:

Kidding of course.

It would certainly be a bit "snappy".
by flintknapper
Sun Jul 30, 2006 1:05 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Bug Out Bag (Firearms, ammo, etc)
Replies: 32
Views: 5062

Rugrash wrote:Well guys I guess I'm still paranoid. That stint in DC/MD kinda freaked me out when it came to the terrorism part. :-)

RR,

There is nothing wrong with being "prepared" to what ever degree (lawfully) you feel it is necessary.

Your "stint in DC/MD" comment caused me to think back about 25 years. I was living in Austin, TX. at the time and had just started dating a young lady who had moved there from the DC area.

We both lived in the same apartment complex. Sometimes instead of taking my vehicle.. she would insist that we go in hers. On three different occasions (her car...with her as driver), I noticed she took a different route to return home.

Finally, I asked her about this. She was using a "tactic" that she used in DC to keep others from easily learning where she lived. I assured her that (at that time in Austin) it wasn't necessary...but if it made her feel better, then continue to do so.

I would never make that same statement these days, and particularly to a female...as they seem to be more vunerable...and more often slated for attack.

Continue to employ what ever measures make you comfortable. And Thank You for your post.

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