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  1. I started hunting late in life and took my first buck three years ago. I posted a photo of myself with the buck and I had a friend who I had been close to for 20 years who told me I was disgusting and doesn’t speak to me anymore. I also have an aunt who told me that I was wrong about “everything” (although that includes gun ownership, criticism of Obama, and hunting) and doesn’t speak to me anymore.

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  2. I never post anything on social media so I’ve never been “shamed”.

    But I’ve been hassled plenty coming/going hunting. A couple of recent examples, Getting gas in Austin with dead deer in the back of the truck nearly caused a small riot. Stopping for ice in Goldthwaite after dove hunting drew lots of unwanted yelling from several peta freaks.

    I always back the truck up into the garage to load and unload. I did it for years for op/sec. Now it also keeps my super liberal/SJW neighbors quiet. They have gone off on another neighbor who loads and unloads in his driveway.

    I don’t argue back much with any of them. I just smile and think to myself “well, looks like we just found out who is dying first in the zombie apocalypse”.

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  3. If the firearms manufactures were under the jurisdiction of the Consumer Product Safety Commission many of them would not pass the safety regulations especially the idiotic pre-loaded striker fired guns that do no have manual safeties. There is a mountain of evidence that has accumulated in accidental shootings by law enforcement and civilians alike when using this type of design.

    I think too the guns that recently went bang in the drop tests are another example how the firearms companies could not care less how many people they injure or kill in their greed monger rush to make cheaper and cheaper firearms at the expense of reliability. and safety.

    The police rely on their guns to work in life or death situations yet greed monger firearms companies continue to put cheap junk MIM cast parts in critical parts of the gun like safeties, sears and hammers. They do it because they make more money using junk parts and they know they can beat most court cases with high powered crooked lawyers.

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  4. If they live they will do better on the next version. I am with Jeremy liking it for setting the angle for shoulder holster carry. Getting a shoulder holster set right is hard. This might make it easier.

    Using thinner leather and Kydex would solve a lot of problems as would making a simple belt slide with reversible belt clips.

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  5. The problem with industry standards is that they represent the LOWEST bar you need to pass to be considered merely acceptable. Just a tad north of defective.

    Meeting every industry standards is meaningless if a gun still goes off when dropped or struck in as tame a fashion as this Honor Guard, or the pre-fix Sig P320.

    The difference between Sig’s response and Honor Defense is an issue of ego superceding engineering and ethics in the case of the latter.

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  6. so find and post the betsy riot members home addresses since their in such terror of the gun world ,i’m sure all gun owner’s would be more then happy to avoid the posted addresses ,or not……

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