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<blockquote data-quote="Jgibs0321" data-source="post: 4389935" data-attributes="member: 49409"><p>I carry a long gun of choice in the truck most of the time from a 16”,11.5” AR15 or a shotgun. Thats for if a very specific event arises. Aside from that, I will carry my go to carry gun (full size glock) and maintain another full size handgun in the truck where I can grab it anytime Im in the drivers seat. Outside of those 3 levels, a fixed blade is another level to have on yourself. </p><p></p><p>Now if Im going to some place that is THAT dangerous, Im evaluating do I really need to be there? And if yes, I dont carry a second gun on my person, spare mag in carrier on belt and one mag in my pocket which is for running away because I just got into the most wild fight ever and I burned through 32 rounds of 9mm, my vehicle will be clean AKA if someone breaks into it, all theyre getting is some bungi cord and my 23 year old radio at best, Im anti small guns as primaries, scramble for that vs a midsize or full size under stress and try to run the gun at speed on a moving target, dogs, lions, people, sasquatch, whatever, I want all the gun I can get within reason. And I dont know about warning shots, dogs that are threats are equivalent to ISIS or Hamas militants in that moment as far as im concerned. My livelihood and providing funds to provide for my family, protect my family, and contribute to society are much more important than saving a dog or even a thousand dogs. I avoid dogs as much as I can but after having multiple dogs charge me, 1 bite, Ive had a change of perspective!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jgibs0321, post: 4389935, member: 49409"] I carry a long gun of choice in the truck most of the time from a 16”,11.5” AR15 or a shotgun. Thats for if a very specific event arises. Aside from that, I will carry my go to carry gun (full size glock) and maintain another full size handgun in the truck where I can grab it anytime Im in the drivers seat. Outside of those 3 levels, a fixed blade is another level to have on yourself. Now if Im going to some place that is THAT dangerous, Im evaluating do I really need to be there? And if yes, I dont carry a second gun on my person, spare mag in carrier on belt and one mag in my pocket which is for running away because I just got into the most wild fight ever and I burned through 32 rounds of 9mm, my vehicle will be clean AKA if someone breaks into it, all theyre getting is some bungi cord and my 23 year old radio at best, Im anti small guns as primaries, scramble for that vs a midsize or full size under stress and try to run the gun at speed on a moving target, dogs, lions, people, sasquatch, whatever, I want all the gun I can get within reason. And I dont know about warning shots, dogs that are threats are equivalent to ISIS or Hamas militants in that moment as far as im concerned. My livelihood and providing funds to provide for my family, protect my family, and contribute to society are much more important than saving a dog or even a thousand dogs. I avoid dogs as much as I can but after having multiple dogs charge me, 1 bite, Ive had a change of perspective! [/QUOTE]
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