Exactly. Now picture that lady being an intruder and its either your 2 yr old boy or 9 year old daughter on the other side of the wall. Large caliber are just to strong for inside the home. I might carry a 40 or 9 when I'm out and about, but inside my home..i keep the 380 very close by.
Chain Binders which are better?
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You know, I've found that in gun discussions people are more likely to 'show and tell' because it's a way to compare notes. I can't remember who it is that has the set of big twin revolvers named after the face cards... @superhauler? Beautiful guns.Rodneyna217 and OLDSKOOLERnWV Thank this. -
I will get a few pics in the near future and share with you of my Dad's hand made knives. Old saw blades have great carbon in them and make a fine blade. He has 1 in particular he made years ago resembling a woman's high heeled shoe, he named it.. The Appalachian Lady. Be safe out there.TripleSix Thanks this. -
they need to have a Thread on here for just Guns, tactical, and Knives! most truckers have all
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My co.pany uses safety binders, like a snap binder only you can release the pressure with your hand without it possibly snapping back at you
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It's a must to keep a can of lube of your choice on the truck if you use ratchets. Nothing worse that trying to use a ratchet binder when the threads are rusted up.
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I prefee to use recoilless binders
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