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01-02-2015, 02:56 PM
(01-02-2015, 02:17 AM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: The right firearm is still a paramount choice. It is also WHY experts, like RDA should be used in the selection.
I agree, that the right firearm is paramount. It's like using a ball-pein hammer to drive nails. Although a hammer is not a very good comparison to a concealed weapon. I would add to that (constant) training. Not a good idea to just get your CCW and throw together something without any thought. That is plain reckless with bad luck heading in your direction.
(01-02-2015, 02:17 AM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: The right firearm is still a paramount choice. It is also WHY experts, like RDA should be used in the selection.
I agree, that the right firearm is paramount. It's like using a ball-pein hammer to drive nails. Although a hammer is not a very good comparison to a concealed weapon. I would add to that (constant) training. Not a good idea to just get your CCW and throw together something without any thought. That is plain reckless with bad luck heading in your direction.
I agree, that the right firearm is paramount. It's like using a ball-pein hammer to drive nails. Although a hammer is not a very good comparison to a concealed weapon. I would add to that (constant) training. Not a good idea to just get your CCW and throw together something without any thought. That is plain reckless with bad luck heading in your direction.