The Bubba Effect
Grandmaster
Like pudding, there's always room for rhino carry.
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BUG on the Belt
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Like pudding, there's always room for rhino carry.
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Good point. Maybe I can get a lil' wagon to pull him around. Then I wouldn't even need a primary gun rubbing my love handles all day. All I know is that someday when the zombies come the best place to be is behind Rhino. Cover, concealment, extra ammo, tourniquet, knife all in one portable package.
If you would become that entrenched the danger of the enemy calling in an airstrike would be high if the enemy had the capability.
Left hand jacket pocket, if carried. IMO the most likely scenario where the primary is unavailable is if an attacker is in close on my right side. It seems to me a belly gun in the left hand is a good response and would, hopefully, clear this situation up so the primary would become available again.
Never A Victim
Marksman
I carry an air weight SW revolver in my pocket, opposite my primary carry gun. By no means am I an advocate for revolver carry, unless its a back up. I also like the benefits of an entangled encounter where I feel the revolver excels. I used to carry my back up on my ankle, but i wanted something for me to carry with shorts, and putting another gun in my waist band just wasnt working for me.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
Maybe you should start carrying the purse for her
At least try to look awkward while carrying it tho.
hog slayer
Expert
I prefer to carry a 1911, a revolver on my ankle and an LCP in my weak side pocket. I figure I have a better then 90% chance of one of them working.
When I carry a Glock 19 there is no room left for a BUG with all the extra magazines on my belt. I figure if I need the gun I might actually need to hit the target and with all the extra ammo maybe I will get lucky.
Absolutely this.
I feel like the most likely threats to me in my daily life are a random stick up or some disgruntled co-worker deciding to shoot up the office one day.
A gun in a front pocket helps conceal a draw in both of those scenarios.
I don't frequently carry a BUG on body. That said, I have a weak hand holster for the belt that gets the occasional workout as does the pocket holster. My biggest concern is to be familiar and practiced weak hand only with a ready-to-go setup in the event of injury or primary hand loss of any sort.
I try to shoot at least a competition or two per month. Shooting sports frequently require weak hand shooting, that tells me where I am weak handed.
I try to shoot at least a competition or two per month. Shooting sports frequently require weak hand shooting, that tells me where I am weak handed.
It should be wrists and arms control shouldn't it.
I spent my early years working on that stuff.
I carry a gun because. . . I can't carry the Rhino.
You could get the optional accessory wheels in the deluxe package. I roll pretty easily once you get me going. It's an inertia thing.
