If you are carrying that thing and need your handgun in a hurry you are going to have a problem. Unzip, unsnap, bleed a lot.
Saw this and had to laugh!!!!!
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Looks like a Village People extra...nobody is going to accost him.
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Not being a fan of tats I probably am not the best person to judge but I guess the reality is they are not trying to market to me.
It looks to me like the guy in the pictured actually might not be legally allowed to own or access a gun.... those sure look like jail house tattoos to me.
Then again I'd probably get in trouble saying that some well endowed young lady scantily clad would be a better model for the add.
It looks to me like the guy in the pictured actually might not be legally allowed to own or access a gun.... those sure look like jail house tattoos to me.
Then again I'd probably get in trouble saying that some well endowed young lady scantily clad would be a better model for the add.
You have found what works for you. I have a friend that wears overalls all the time. He told me he wears a belt & carries a CZ P07 in an IWB holster under his overalls. I've never seen him draw from there so I'm not sure how well it works. I think he wears his a bit looser than yours are in the picture.
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I have seen some really bad tattoos especially when I worked at the prison. Then I have a friend who is a tattoo artist and he does beautiful work. Of the 9 tattoos that I have, he has done 7 of them and redone 1 so 8 of mine are his work. Tattoos are a personal choice, some choose not to have any while others are well tattooed. I am happy with the ones that I have. That includes the names of both my 1st and 2nd wives names. The people on here that know me personally have seen the full size pipe wrench tattoo on my right forearm. Some have even seen the coffee and doughnut on my right bicep. The work was done by a real artist. I have even seen a tattoo of a revolver grip and top of a holster on a guys side. The only thing that limits the subject of a tattoo is the human mind.
My only complaint about tattoos is that some seem to loose their sharpness over time. Then they loose much of the artistry that went into their creation.
Body art has crossed civilizations and is a constant among humans.
Body art has crossed civilizations and is a constant among humans.
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Pretty much every cop in the US. I know two that are extremely suspect of diaper bags. Seems their mom carried her revolver in one for years. In fact one had the audacity to tell his mom she was too old to have a baby. He did survive, but just barely.
Now now- it's a "Murse", a man purse?
Doesn't a "tactical" fanny pack have to be camo?
Well, I do need to clarify the irony of my slightly anti tattoo statement, two really good friends as well as one who has passed on had multiple tats and they are and were the some of the finest men I've ever had the honor to know.
Just hit him with the your Murse!
No. "Tactical" can also mean black.
It's like a "man bun". No such thing.Now now- it's a "Murse", a man purse?
When I see a "man bun," I think, "Tell us you're gay without telling us you're gay." I'm sorry, I'm just a bad person.
even though most of you know I'm the libtard here in many ways I'm a closet conservative. I not only get a hair cut, very short, once a month ... when ever the wife, dogs and I go on a road trip I get a haircut and shave and dress well before heading out.... the way one looks and the first impression is what often counts in a questionable situation.
I do get a kick out of how some folks dress and look... but then we all want to be different and stand out in the crowd I guess... except in the TSA line at the airport.
I was given the job a few years back of 'watching the door' at our church while a classical piano concert was going on in the Sanctuary... and it seems there was also a meeting going on down in the lower part of the building... transgender support group... it was easy to direct folks to which event they wanted to attend before they even asked.
I do get a kick out of how some folks dress and look... but then we all want to be different and stand out in the crowd I guess... except in the TSA line at the airport.
I was given the job a few years back of 'watching the door' at our church while a classical piano concert was going on in the Sanctuary... and it seems there was also a meeting going on down in the lower part of the building... transgender support group... it was easy to direct folks to which event they wanted to attend before they even asked.
When I see a "man bun," I think, "Tell us you're gay without telling us you're gay." I'm sorry, I'm just a bad person.
I agree with the nice haircut. But come on some men like to have a mustache or beard or both!even though most of you know I'm the libtard here in many ways I'm a closet conservative. I not only get a hair cut, very short, once a month ... when ever the wife, dogs and I go on a road trip I get a haircut and shave and dress well before heading out.... the way one looks and the first impression is what often counts in a questionable situation.
I do get a kick out of how some folks dress and look... but then we all want to be different and stand out in the crowd I guess... except in the TSA line at the airport.
I was given the job a few years back of 'watching the door' at our church while a classical piano concert was going on in the Sanctuary... and it seems there was also a meeting going on down in the lower part of the building... transgender support group... it was easy to direct folks to which event they wanted to attend before they even asked.
