Greg Hawkins writes: “As an associate pastor, one of the many hats I wear is protector of the flock. Being a retired LEO, safety and security of the congregation is one of my primary roles.” Amen to that.
Does that look like a lot? As The Kid says, “This is my weekend carry, it’s a little heavy but I find myself using everything I carry on most weekends.” If you need it, carry it. See all of The Kid’s kit at Everyday Carry . . .
James’s credo when it comes to his carry gear: less is more. That’s hard to argue. See the few items that makes James’s EDC cut at Everyday Carry . . .
Bill says that, “As a small business owner of an auto shop, I need my EDC to be able to handle anything while being minimal enough to not slow me down.” Check it all out at Everyday Carry . . .
Okay, I’m not certain it’s a Glock. (Could be Springfield XD, too.) At any rate, this is a pretty cool update on the WWII-era Rosie the Riveter poster. And she’s practicing better trigger discipline than most actors found on movie posters. You can see this poster, and a bunch of others I like even better, over at […]
While it pains me (about a Franklin and nine of his closest pals pain, if you must know) to admit this, I bought the wrong gun for the job I had in mind – namely, concealed carry. But I think what’s more important for the sake of this discussion is the why as to my selection of firearms, and how you might be able to avoid the same mistake.
I have something to confess. I have a concealed handgun license (CHL) and I rarely carry my handgun. The reasons why I don’t carry that often—and why thousands of other concealed carry permit holders also leave home without it—bears examination.
