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Miscellaneous => The Water Cooler -- General Discussions => Topic started by: Jack_F on January 09, 2012, 05:17:40 PM
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When I can't carry a gun I have my Seecamp 32 in a small camera case on my belt.
(http://i1200.photobucket.com/albums/bb327/Jack_F2/Guns%20Jan%202012/seecampandholster-1.jpg)
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Like it...I have often looked at the compact camera cases as a carry option....
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I have one that fits the R9 nicely and has a belt slide...just a leather camera case from a leather store (don't remember which....been too long ago that I bought it for a camera). Does not have a quick release zipper though.
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Knife....two...one fixed blade on right side on belt the other a folder cliped in left pocket.
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R9s. if not: seecamp. if not: folders. if not: fiberglass walking stick. if not: then i ain't going....
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Cedar knobstick with weighted head topped with a "Morgan Silver Dollar," carved in a swirl to accent the varied grain of the wood, and reinforced with a steel bolt at the tip -- long enough to be a walking cane, short enough to be a swagger stick, pleasing to the eye and hand, and a dam*d fine defensive tool.
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A Kershaw folder and that's it! :)
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Benchmade auto opener...and about 100 years in various hand to hand training....also, condition YELLOW awareness, eyes up and alert, looking around and even making eye contact with anyone lurking about so they know I see them. Also, I teach part time at a Kenpo studio (when I'm CONUS long enough) here and tell students to hold their car key in their hand in such a fashion that it can be used as a weapon. I think the most important thing, gun or not, is condition YELLOW alertness of your surroundings and those around you.
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I think the most important thing, gun or not, is condition YELLOW alertness of your surroundings and those around you.
+1
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Benchmade auto opener...and about 100 years in various hand to hand training....also, condition YELLOW awareness, eyes up and alert, looking around and even making eye contact with anyone lurking about so they know I see them. Also, I teach part time at a Kenpo studio (when I'm CONUS long enough) here and tell students to hold their car key in their hand in such a fashion that it can be used as a weapon. I think the most important thing, gun or not, is condition YELLOW alertness of your surroundings and those around you.
AT. You're the man, and very deserved; great tips. Thanks!
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pepperspray and service dog ;) Tom
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Jack_F,
That is a great tip! I think I will try to find one that says Nikon or Cannon on it for further misdirection. I have a LWS380 to drop in there. I also don't leave home without a Microtech Troodon OTF and a Fenix flashlight.
Robar233
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I agree that when you can't carry a gun, carry a Seecamp in a most discreet place.
These days I carry just a Seecamp more than anything else.When I can, it is the R9 IWB.
Pictured here is my ultimate carry options.
(http://www.fototime.com/7224A1C3161681C/standard.jpg)
(http://www.fototime.com/1ECEB0BBFBB0584/standard.jpg)
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I wish Seecamp would make a 9mm ;D They would sell a lot of them ;)
I agree that when you can't carry a gun, carry a Seecamp in a most discreet place.
These days I carry just a Seecamp more than anything else.When I can, it is the R9 IWB.
Pictured here is my ultimate carry options.
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When I can't carry a gun....I carry my R9s!!! 8)
When I really can't carry a gun, I have a knife. ;)
When I can't carry a knife, I still have knees, elbows, and a bad attitude!!! >:(
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I wish Seecamp would make a 9mm ;D They would sell a lot of them ;)
Maybe, but IMHO they would have heavy competition. It's doubtful they could make it any smaller than the R9, and the Boberg, marginally larger than the R9, will accept +P ammo and has more controlled recoil...there would be some heavy competition out there. Seecamp holds a preeminent place in its niche for tiny .32 and .380's, but would have to really work at developing a competitive 9mm. They would have to get it just right, and development costs would be high to do that. However, I would love to see them succeed!
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Awesome picture Chameleon.