He tried to rob the wrong woman #concealed carry

dbluesun

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I got my wife a hammerless .38 for her CCW. It don't get snagged coming out the purse or the holster or pocket. It don't jam. No extra moving parts. Always one in the chamber. Hollow points will tear a brand new asshole. For over one hundred years the police put a lot of muffugas in the dirt using them. It's the perfect size for a woman's hands and the recoil is manageable.
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dbluesun

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Here you go. I picked it up at a gun show for under $350 new. She takes it to the range so she's used to the recoil but again the recoil is manageable especially with two hands coming out in a defensive stand.


oooohhhhh
i like that
let me go look for one
i currently have this
cost around $200
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illdog

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Brazil gives no fucks...

1. No situational awareness, until he's too close 2. After he's down from 2 shots, begging for his life and no longer a threat she executes him.

 
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Mixd

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Here you go. I picked it up at a gun show for under $350 new. She takes it to the range so she's used to the recoil but again the recoil is manageable especially with two hands coming out in a defensive stand.


I would avoid a revolver. Especially for a woman.

Get her something with a clip. So she can reload if need be in the heat of the moment with more than one clip on hand. Better to have, than not have and need.

You can find a ton of guns without a hammer and as far as a safety release, look into Springfield. Where your palm grip, releases the safety.

Check this: https://www.springfield-armory.com/xds-mod2-9mm-features/

My carry instructor told the class a story where for years, he only carried his piece, no extra clips. One day his next door neighbor called him, frantic on the phone, hidden in her closet, her husband was away and her and daughter heard someone in the house.

Ended up, no one broke in, but he said ever since that day, he thought about it after and said what if there were 2-3 robbers in the house and they had guns and he's going in with his gun with 8 shots. He said it made him feel so dumb after. But luckily nothing happened. But now he carries two extra clips.

Two cents...
 
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ankhheru

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I would avoid a revolver. Especially for a woman.

Get her something with a clip. So she can reload if need be in the heat of the moment with more than one clip on hand. Better to have, than not have and need.

You can find a ton of guns without a hammer and as far as a safety release, look into Springfield. Where your palm grip, releases the safety.

Check this: https://www.springfield-armory.com/xds-mod2-9mm-features/

My carry instructor told the class a story where for years, he only carried his piece, no extra clips. One day his next door neighbor called him, frantic on the phone, hidden in her closet, her husband was away and her and daughter heard someone in the house.

Ended up, no one broke in, but he said ever since that day, he thought about it after and said what if there were 2-3 robbers in the house and they had guns and he's going in with his gun with 8 shots. He said it made him feel so dumb after. But luckily nothing happened. But now he carries two extra clips.

Two cents...
Thanks but for most women a revolver is just fine. They don't tend to get into gun fights that require them to reload. That's a cowboys mentality reserved for men. Women usually need something good for close range (3-10 feet). At that distance they have zero room for equipment failures or mental lapses like jamming, inability to rack the slide, trying to figure out if it's a round in the chamber, wondering if it's on safety, etc. They just need something to get a person of close proximity off them fast. At 3-10 feet in the hands of a woman who actually goes to the range and trains with her weapon dumping five rounds at center mass is enough to get the job done. Especially five hollow points. A snub nose. 38 is the perfect fit for their hand size also and the right brand can actually be extremely light weight (ruger lcr).

Some women can handle semi auto hand guns with no problem but that's not your average woman shooter. That's a shooter with at least a couple of years of experience with those types of guns. The truth is some men can't properly handle semi auto hands guns because they don't shoot regularly. That's why everyone is going for the biggest gun with the most payload. They can't hit shit. Especially under stress.
 

Mixd

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Thanks but for most women a revolver is just fine. They don't tend to get into gun fights that require them to reload. That's a cowboys mentality reserved for men. Women usually need something good for close range (3-10 feet). At that distance they have zero room for equipment failures or mental lapses like jamming, inability to rack the slide, trying to figure out if it's a round in the chamber, wondering if it's on safety, etc. They just need something to get a person of close proximity off them fast. At 3-10 feet in the hands of a woman who actually goes to the range and trains with her weapon dumping five rounds at center mass is enough to get the job done. Especially five hollow points. A snub nose. 38 is the perfect fit for their hand size also and the right brand can actually be extremely light weight (ruger lcr).

Some women can handle semi auto hand guns with no problem but that's not your average woman shooter. That's a shooter with at least a couple of years of experience with those types of guns. The truth is some men can't properly handle semi auto hands guns because they don't shoot regularly. That's why everyone is going for the biggest gun with the most payload. They can't hit shit. Especially under stress.
No prob, just my two cents...
 

cold-n-cocky

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Here you go. I picked it up at a gun show for under $350 new. She takes it to the range so she's used to the recoil but again the recoil is manageable especially with two hands coming out in a defensive stand.



Can this be carried IWB (in the waistband)?
 

veritech

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wow. he doctored the video.

she shot him while on the ground and they did not show that. in addition to that he said she shot twice while he was standing. she did not. she shot him once while standing and once on the ground.

and he made mention of stopping the threat many times and going no further.

he intentionally doctored this video to make it look like a clean shoot. and it clearly was not especially if she is an off duty officer.

wow what propaganda.

if i cared enough i would blow this dudes channel up.
 

ankhheru

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Here's a woman's perspective of shooting a Ruger .38 lcr. I'm not trying to change any minds just trying to put out there for fellas who got a woman that they're looking to buy for. This is a great option.

 

Deezz

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wow. he doctored the video.

she shot him while on the ground and they did not show that. in addition to that he said she shot twice while he was standing. she did not. she shot him once while standing and once on the ground.

and he made mention of stopping the threat many times and going no further.

he intentionally doctored this video to make it look like a clean shoot. and it clearly was not especially if she is an off duty officer.

wow what propaganda.

if i cared enough i would blow this dudes channel up.
HUH????? Looks like the same video that was posted on the first page of the thread.
 

veritech

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HUH????? Looks like the same video that was posted on the first page of the thread.

watch the entire youtube video. he removed the part when dude is on the ground reaching up and she shot him again.
 

Deezz

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watch the entire youtube video. he removed the part when dude is on the ground reaching up and she shot him again.
I just don't see it. Who cares though?! I would applaud her if she shot him in the head a couple more times.

That Youtube channel shows it all though. They will show when cops fuck up and he will criticize them.
 

veritech

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I just don't see it. Who cares though?! I would applaud her if she shot him in the head a couple more times.

That Youtube channel shows it all though. They will show when cops fuck up and he will criticize them.

you clearly are not watching the entire youtube video. the part when he is on the ground reaching up and she shot him again is removed from the youtube video.

he also incorrectly states that she shot him twice while standing.

like you said ole boy deserved that heat. but i don't like people editing videos to drive a narrative. especially when this chick is an off duty officer and knows better than to shoot a perp on the ground.
 

Deezz

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they also removed my comments.

so they know they edited the video.
Dude...Post the video you want me to look at. I'm looking at the video the OP posted and then at the one from the Youtube video I posted. They look the same.
 

veritech

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Dude...Post the video you want me to look at. I'm looking at the video the OP posted and then at the one from the Youtube video I posted. They look the same.

watch both whole videos. they never show the dude reach up off the ground and get shot a second time in the youtube video. and the youtube dude incorrectly states that she shot him twice while standing.

if you can't see it i can't help you after that.
 
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