28 Comments on Guy bends over and a very bad thing happens
This guy had a secret desire to become a trannie.
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Appendix Carry. Bad things can happen.
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Was he an FBI Agent? A San Francisco cop? Give us a hint Please.
Does he still have his nuts?
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Let me guess. The famous Glock Safety Trigger?
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Appendix carry is one of those topics that come up every so often on gun-oriented web sites and that generate a lot of comments. Although there are always a few who like carrying their handguns pointed at their sex organs and femoral arteries, the large majority of gun packers think it is a Really Bad Idea™ if not a sure-fire sign of outright idiocy.
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Handsome dog had a good seat and was ok.
She is top shelf.
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Glock Perfection!
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John Wayne: Life is tough, it;s even tougher when your stupid.
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His gal now refers to him by his new nickname of Stump.
Rumor has it he got his shirt caught inside the trigger guard when he put the gun in the holster. Bent over and it put more than 4.5 pounds of pressure on the trigger. Appendix rigs are super fast. It’s like grabbing for your nuts. A mans quickest instinctive move. Appendix is not practical for an active life style. I’ll keep mine on my hip thank you.
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Replay the video of the guy who invented the bullet proof cup.
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Now Tom: you are probably right; look at the background; looks like a cop shop to me.
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Procedure to holster a Glock safely:
Remove holster from belt, clothing or body appendage.
Inspect holster interior for foreign objects. Pocket lint, spare change, dandelion seeds etc.
While keeping Glock muzzle pointed in a safe direction, insert muzzle first into holster making sure no part of the holster- retention straps, molded contours, or deep shadows enters any part of the trigger guard.
When Glock is securely positioned to full depth in the holster, place in a secure, locked container away from children, Federal Law Enforcement Agents, and Sidewalk Commandos.
The Glock product is designed to be removed from holsters. Inserting the Glock product into a holster, waistband, pocket, backpack, or car console voids all warranties expressed or implied.
So was he wearing underwear or not??? He seemed hesitant to remove his pants in front of the chick. Kinda telling when you’re more concerned about your package than bleeding out.
Always remember mom’s number one rule…clean underwear every day because you never know when you’ll shoot yourself in the nutz.
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@Chiggerbug:
His gal now refers to him by his new nickname of Stump.
I wonder if he’ll get go off half cocked?
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I was trained Israeli carry and I carry at the 4 o’clock position. I would still rater shoot myself in the ass than in the family jewels.
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Looked like a range setting to me, or a retail supplier. She responded better than he did, gloved up and started to assess his condition. Looks like she has done that before.
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No holster equal no nuts. Grab the gun and squeeze the trigger.
BAM no nuts or a hole in, some were.
Even the old cowboys and their six shooters, new not to draw until you were ready.
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From Brad: “Rumor has it he got his shirt caught inside the trigger guard when he put the gun in the holster. Bent over and it put more than 4.5 pounds of pressure on the trigger.”
That’s if he didn’t replace the stock trigger connector with a lighter pull part. I’ve seen a bunch of those around.
Almost always done by guys that don’t shoot well anyway.
The Urban Carry holster is the only way I would appendix carry. It is like a pouch that falls below your waistline, like pocket carrying. You’re left with a small attachment on your belt, when pulled up it produces the gun.
Lowell
“That’s if he didn’t replace the stock trigger connector with a lighter pull part. I’ve seen a bunch of those around.”
I’ve had a couple friends install those connectors. One install resulted in the gun firing twice every time he depressed the trigger. My G19’s a carry weapon so it’s box stock except for the sights. Glock sites suck.
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That’s where the term “putting lead in your pencil” came from.
Ain’t no trigger to be pulled until it’s drawn out of the holster. Strong side (right) same leather different gun. Many years use and it still fits like a fist in the eye and still stiff like a honeymoon prick.
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So much for being cool and sticking a gun down you pants like on TV!
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Anymouse
Sounds like your job might require a back up. I fill that space with extra mags.
This guy had a secret desire to become a trannie.
Appendix Carry. Bad things can happen.
Was he an FBI Agent? A San Francisco cop? Give us a hint Please.
Does he still have his nuts?
Let me guess. The famous Glock Safety Trigger?
Appendix carry is one of those topics that come up every so often on gun-oriented web sites and that generate a lot of comments. Although there are always a few who like carrying their handguns pointed at their sex organs and femoral arteries, the large majority of gun packers think it is a Really Bad Idea™ if not a sure-fire sign of outright idiocy.
Handsome dog had a good seat and was ok.
She is top shelf.
Glock Perfection!
John Wayne: Life is tough, it;s even tougher when your stupid.
His gal now refers to him by his new nickname of Stump.
Here is a story about a good guy with a gun.
http://komonews.com/news/local/police-responding-to-shooting-at-tumwater-walmart
Rumor has it he got his shirt caught inside the trigger guard when he put the gun in the holster. Bent over and it put more than 4.5 pounds of pressure on the trigger. Appendix rigs are super fast. It’s like grabbing for your nuts. A mans quickest instinctive move. Appendix is not practical for an active life style. I’ll keep mine on my hip thank you.
Replay the video of the guy who invented the bullet proof cup.
Now Tom: you are probably right; look at the background; looks like a cop shop to me.
Procedure to holster a Glock safely:
Remove holster from belt, clothing or body appendage.
Inspect holster interior for foreign objects. Pocket lint, spare change, dandelion seeds etc.
While keeping Glock muzzle pointed in a safe direction, insert muzzle first into holster making sure no part of the holster- retention straps, molded contours, or deep shadows enters any part of the trigger guard.
When Glock is securely positioned to full depth in the holster, place in a secure, locked container away from children, Federal Law Enforcement Agents, and Sidewalk Commandos.
The Glock product is designed to be removed from holsters. Inserting the Glock product into a holster, waistband, pocket, backpack, or car console voids all warranties expressed or implied.
OW!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAg1r6zw7Bg
my….
So was he wearing underwear or not??? He seemed hesitant to remove his pants in front of the chick. Kinda telling when you’re more concerned about your package than bleeding out.
Always remember mom’s number one rule…clean underwear every day because you never know when you’ll shoot yourself in the nutz.
@Chiggerbug:
I wonder if he’ll
getgo off half cocked?I was trained Israeli carry and I carry at the 4 o’clock position. I would still rater shoot myself in the ass than in the family jewels.
Looked like a range setting to me, or a retail supplier. She responded better than he did, gloved up and started to assess his condition. Looks like she has done that before.
No holster equal no nuts. Grab the gun and squeeze the trigger.
BAM no nuts or a hole in, some were.
Even the old cowboys and their six shooters, new not to draw until you were ready.
From Brad: “Rumor has it he got his shirt caught inside the trigger guard when he put the gun in the holster. Bent over and it put more than 4.5 pounds of pressure on the trigger.”
That’s if he didn’t replace the stock trigger connector with a lighter pull part. I’ve seen a bunch of those around.
Almost always done by guys that don’t shoot well anyway.
The Urban Carry holster is the only way I would appendix carry. It is like a pouch that falls below your waistline, like pocket carrying. You’re left with a small attachment on your belt, when pulled up it produces the gun.
https://youtu.be/7-hcS5hpMCM
Lowell
“That’s if he didn’t replace the stock trigger connector with a lighter pull part. I’ve seen a bunch of those around.”
I’ve had a couple friends install those connectors. One install resulted in the gun firing twice every time he depressed the trigger. My G19’s a carry weapon so it’s box stock except for the sights. Glock sites suck.
That’s where the term “putting lead in your pencil” came from.
My backup is a J-frame appendix, but it’s Kramer Leather.
http://kramerleather.com/productDetail.cfm?productID=18&categoryID=25
Ain’t no trigger to be pulled until it’s drawn out of the holster. Strong side (right) same leather different gun. Many years use and it still fits like a fist in the eye and still stiff like a honeymoon prick.
So much for being cool and sticking a gun down you pants like on TV!
Anymouse
Sounds like your job might require a back up. I fill that space with extra mags.
Bet he don’t do that again!