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Pocket pistols, just a reminder.
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<blockquote data-quote="inyati13" data-source="post: 1108929" data-attributes="member: 17767"><p>I agree with that, CB. I should explain. I carry a Wilson Combat 1911 in a Wilson Combat paddle holster when I want to carry. I find no problem with the .45 recoil to do the tap. I have taken defensive pistol; most train to put two taps in the target. The concept is that it takes a second for the target to be disabled. The shock of the first round disables him. The second round disables him to allow assurance that the target will not return fire. But if you are only facing one target and don't consider you need the rounds in the clip, fire on the target until it is down and not moving. That's how they teach it.</p><p></p><p>I have not carried in the past 3 years. I go to the farm and don't want it in the way. When I was in Denver, I had a City and County of Denver permit. I carried. I had a lady friend who was a dispatch for the police station in the Uptown District, she thought I was going into some areas I should not have been. Especially, some of the Colfax area.</p><p></p><p>One thing everyone needs to remember, no matter what you practice for "defense"; the first one at "offense" has the advantage. If someone wants you, your azz is going to be cooling on a marble slab.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="inyati13, post: 1108929, member: 17767"] I agree with that, CB. I should explain. I carry a Wilson Combat 1911 in a Wilson Combat paddle holster when I want to carry. I find no problem with the .45 recoil to do the tap. I have taken defensive pistol; most train to put two taps in the target. The concept is that it takes a second for the target to be disabled. The shock of the first round disables him. The second round disables him to allow assurance that the target will not return fire. But if you are only facing one target and don't consider you need the rounds in the clip, fire on the target until it is down and not moving. That's how they teach it. I have not carried in the past 3 years. I go to the farm and don't want it in the way. When I was in Denver, I had a City and County of Denver permit. I carried. I had a lady friend who was a dispatch for the police station in the Uptown District, she thought I was going into some areas I should not have been. Especially, some of the Colfax area. One thing everyone needs to remember, no matter what you practice for "defense"; the first one at "offense" has the advantage. If someone wants you, your azz is going to be cooling on a marble slab. [/QUOTE]
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