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Full-sized Uberti 1858 and original Navy sized .36 next to it.

the picture above is not of mine but is the same gun as mine

I have a beautiful and stunning accurate 1858 .36 new model Navy which is built by Euroarms about 7/8 sized compared to my later .44 model built by Uberti It is my favorite black powder revolver.

Every Sig 365 fan I know who shoots A LOT of ammo practicing has gone to and rave about the Sig P365X Macro ! It seems Sig listens and etty much made the perfect P365 all the EDC guys have been asking for . Here is a friends who put a Houge Handall on it as he has big mitts ! It has the new EPS...

Yes but with the Sig the upgrades are available from many vendors and you can install of change them easily enough

Yes, to avoid the ritual of taking your "nightstand gun" out of its steel safe every morning and night, the EDC makes great sense, as you will put it on and practice with it. Mine is currently a Sig P320C with a sunken Sig Roneo 1 Pro and tall Sig Tritium sights co-witnessed. It has a Baldor...

As I age, now 77, I have guns more locked up and WAY less likely to react quickly as I have no one to protect other than my wife, who hides. As for me, I have less fear of death or a bad scene happening. However, I do practice regularly in martial arts, shooting, and various weapon techniques...

The 32 S&W snub hammerless H&R top break was carried by my wife 20 years+ ago when she had an ice cream factory in a seedy area. It was reliable and still is and tiny and safely carried I have carried the Snub .38 S&W bicycle 2" made over into a reliable shooter by a Thr forum member here.It...

"They are sound, prudent recommendations, but we remember when people would not find themselves discussing such things." Absolutely, and thank you Kleanbore , sir. That is exactly what I meant. It has nothing to do with my tactics, situational awareness, or interpersonal communication skills...

So much for liberty and the pursuit of happiness and the "American Way" , I'm for eliminating whatever brought us to this point.

being non-deadly (ie, a punch) Lots of people die from a single punch to the right pace in the head, or even over the heart. A punch in the nose with a proper openhanded strike is extra deadly FWIW

But Butt, there is a faction here that says we cat raise a than and yell stop when the aggressor approaches closely. Just because you see and hear that coming doesn't mean it is. He might be mad that you took his parking space, and that's his body language. Anyway, my trigger is a weapon , But...

Or I work in weird places at weird times because that's what I did for a living when I was not deployed. I should not have gone to North Korea to work on the Yong Bong reactor. Oh well, at least I stayed out of bars for the last few years.

"which reportedly indicated a rather luxurious lifestyle." rather sick that this has any effect on our legal outcome. I guess it's best to eat govt. cheese and sit on packing crates and have the TV tuned to MSNBC the view to have a favorable outcome.

Yes, and you had my sentiments on what your thoughts about it were. Bottom line: No one got brandished, hurt, or police involved, and I practiced my ability to pursue legal commerce and have a safe night's sleep in the seedy environment I was forced to work in.

I won't live in a world where freedom to act in normal commerce is restricted by fear. Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness are the founding principles of this country, after all. Depositing large amounts of daily business cash before spending the night in a seedy Motel 8 falls under that...

Because I was depositing $4500 cash in hundreds from fieldwork, I was doing out of my area into my company's Wells Fargo account so we could pay our bills which is nobody's business. I think anyone who questions a person's liberty to function normally in the US is not a person with whom I want...

The last time I was set upon was 7 years back when I was only 70 at an isolated ATM after hours at a Wells Fargo bank. A car drove up and a hinky guy got out and walked up behind me at the ATM . When he was 20 feet out, I turned around and said, "Please stay back" . He had his hand behind his...

"The evidence showed that she was not in danger." Yeah, right, as the prosecutor presented it in a courtroom setting. Well, I guess she should have been a mind reader or gone limp and waited for something to happen. After all, she couldn't even raise a hand and say, "Stop" Man, the legal...

Yeah and ask for the ambulance for the stabbed woman who didn't draw .