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July 22, 2011, 02:40 PM | #26 |
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Well, FM12 had the Seinfeldian European Carry All,
Perhaps for that design aarond, call it the American Pallbearer? |
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Hello Stressfire,,,
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That's not bad. I know my friends already call the bag I own a "man purse",,, They all shorten it's sobriquet to "Murse". It sure would be nice to carry my full-size pistol,,, Instead of the mouse guns I usually pack. Aarond
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July 22, 2011, 03:42 PM | #28 |
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Dude just go buy your own purse!
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July 22, 2011, 03:54 PM | #29 |
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Hey Spiff,,,
I haven't seen you here in a while.
Actually I would buy one if they made one that looked like a satchel,,, Unfortunately they are all definitely women's purses. I just need to get off my dead @$$ and make one,,, I've been slow on all my leatherwork lately,,, For some reason I've been unmotivated. I carry the satchel anyways (in an oh-so-manly manner),,, Why not have one to accommodate my CZ-75B. Aarond
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July 22, 2011, 04:00 PM | #30 |
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Hi Aarond
You might want to look at one of these, unless your heart is set on making your own.
http://www.guntotenmamas.com/cgi-bin...ion&key=GTM014
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July 22, 2011, 04:06 PM | #31 |
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Thanks egor20,,,
That's more like what I would like to have,,,
That particular one isn't wide enough for my use though. The reason I still lug around that old satchel bag of mine,,, Is because I carry a lot of stuff on a daily basis. Ten years ago you couldn't have forced me to carry a bag,,, But when I became a student I needed something,,, And I hate wearing a da__nable backpack. Thanks for that reference though,,, It did give me a design idea. But wait! I was thumbing around through their website and found this,,, GTM-0155 Coming Soon - Men's Concealed Carry Briefcase That's very close to what I use now,,, I want to see one of these up close and personal. Thanks again for the reference eqor20,,, You have probably saved me a lot of work. Aarond
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July 22, 2011, 05:50 PM | #32 |
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Ok if you're carrying the purse, my man. If she's carrying her purse, you are both in trouble.
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July 22, 2011, 07:53 PM | #33 |
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Unless you plan on carrying her purse, it's illegal for her to carry a concealed gun regardless if you have a license.
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July 23, 2011, 01:03 AM | #34 |
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Amusing answers to serious question
I see many amusing answers here, but the OP reminded me of a question I have. What are the options for a man to carry concealed? I live in central Texas where it is very often 100+ degrees. Many people try to dress as lightly as possible to deal with the heat. Shorts and t-shirt is my favored attire between April 1 and October 30. Light clothing presents a problem concealing anything other than the smallest pocket pistols. Fanny packs would work, but are cumbersome and somewhat questionable. Backpacks tend to get awkward also. The only bags I have seen that don't look somewhat feminine are laptop bags and that turns into serious luggage. I wouldn't want to carry anything that could be called a "man purse", not because I have any insecurity issue, but it does attract attention. I suppose I could resort to carrying several different things depending on the circumstances, such as backpack, lunch bag, briefcase, etc. I am sure this is probably the solution some guys take. I think however that carrying the same concealment device would be better if one ever got into a stressful situation where he had to go for his gun, rather than fumble around looking for it. Women do have it going for them that they have their concealed carry bags mass produced and marketed for them. Still wouldn't want to be one though.
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My lowercase username of pax has nothing to do with my real-life name. I hadn't ever heard of Paxton Quigley when I chose it. There wasn't a TV channel by that name at the time, either, and I'd never heard of the anti-gun group by the same name. Rather, I chose pax because it is the Latin word for peace. It serves to remind me to be more of a peacemaker online than I am by nature, and echoes my belief that without armed citizens willing to fight, no nation experiences peace for very long. pax |
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July 24, 2011, 01:12 PM | #36 |
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I have to be careful when driving and exiting, perhaps to pump gas. When the wife and gun are in the car-she is illegal-(no CPL) and my gun...
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July 24, 2011, 01:42 PM | #37 |
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Excellent way for your girl friend to become a convicted felon.
An attorneys wife in Arizona is/was in prison because the Attorney had a CCW. He had his pistol concealed in the car. During a traffic stop, he exited the car. The Police searched the car and because the Wife had access to the weapon she was charged and convicted if carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. That is why my wife and I became CCW holders. |
July 25, 2011, 09:00 AM | #38 |
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Hello pax,,,
Well shucks,,,
That's what I get for assuming. I truly thought you were the person in their blurb. Mea Culpa. Aarond
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On occasions where we go hiking and take along our bird dog on a leash, she wears a double backpack (made for dogs) to carry her own bottled water and a fold-up canvas water bowl. I got tired of carrying water for both myself and the dog! There have been occasions where there was also a Walther PPK/S in the dog's backpack (to balance out the water of course). The dog has always been very level-headed and prudent, and has never brandished the weapon in a uncalled for manner. Everyone else in the party is either CCL or LE and might or might not be armed also. There are no Texas laws against a dog carrying a gun! It is well protected by the dog while in her care/custody/control. Someone asked me if I carried a gun while on vacation, I replied.."I have to carry everyday because of my job, I let the dog do it when I'm on vacation!" It wasn't a lie.
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And It sounds like I'm gonna have to get her a CCW, I keep my gun in my glove box all the time and she is able to get to it. I didn't realize that was illegal. Is it legal if I get a car mount for my gun (I found some under the steering wheel and side of the drivers seat holsters online) and have it sitting in there and her be in the car without me? It's only illegal if it's concealed in the car right? |
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About that guntotenmamas satchel for men,,,
GTM-0155 Coming Soon - Men's Concealed Carry Briefcase.
I sent an E-mail to the company,,, Within an hour I got a nice reply from their general manager. She said the briefcase for men will be available,,, In the first week of September,,, She didn't give me a price. It would be nice to have my CZ-75B with me,,, I'll probably still carry my mouse-gun,,, With a full size 9MM as back-up. I'm fairly certain I will buy one,,, And if anyone teases me,,, I'll smack em with it! Aarond
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I really like the Gun Tote'n Mamas line of products, and consider the "Raven" design one of the best in the business. That briefcase looks to have a similar design, which is good.
Now the nitpicky comments about it: 1) I'm not a huge fan of their bucket-type holsters, and greatly prefer the Velcro-based "Stealth G4" wraparound from Coronado Leather. Fortunately, the Stealth costs all of about $10, making it a very sensible add on. 2) If you do choose to stick with the GTM bucket type holster, expect to need to snip open the holster mouth where it meets the trigger guard. It's usually a little too tight for most firearms. 3) When you set up a Raven (or, from the photos, the similar briefcase), set it up with the zippers on the front corner as you carry it on your left side. That gives you a draw similar to the one shown in pictures here: www.corneredcat.com/Holster/waist.aspx As I said, I love the GTM line and have found the designers very approachable and very responsive to feedback. The products are well made and among the more affordable off body designs you can get. Strong recommendation, with the above caveats. pax |
July 26, 2011, 03:34 PM | #43 |
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How did you get your CCW and NOT already know the answer to that question? "I'm in PA, I didn't have to take a test or anything, just went to the sheriff's office and filled out an application. Then they gave some papers with basic rules but nothing really too specific. Which realizing now that I have questions that could potentially land someone in jail for me not knowing, I really think PA should have a test for CCW's, not just an application." Naw, don't go there - really I did not mean anything with my comment - you gave an honest answer - its everyone's responsibility to be as informed as much as possible about the laws in your state - you are doing the right thing asking your questions in a forum like this. Once we start talking about CCW tests and such the whole thread will twist into a debate about mandatory training (already covered to death in other threads and forums) |
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