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North American Arms .32ACP and Spyderco SuperHawk
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My everyday carry pair
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North American Arms .32ACP and Spyderco SuperHawk
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Don't have pix but for me it's a small micarta Sebbie and a Glock 19. For my wife, it's a small Dog Paw Sebbie and an S&W 642. Sis is the "black sheep". She totes a Glock 19 and a mini-Grip.
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It's a Zeno Flieger Chronograph, Swiss mechanical automatic (movement: Val 7750).
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Very nice pair JJ!.
This here is what I got on me at the moment. Very comfortable too. We just got hit with Fay and I am still wet and tired..
A vintage Berretta 950 .25 auto, old Case Trapper in CV on my right hip sheathed on the belt and the Blade Forums. Com 2006 SFO Ring knife by Canal Street Cutlery in Sambar Stag that we all in the Traditional Forum ordered ..
Had to minimalize today, but I am still at the ready..
Best,
Anthony
This here is what I got on me at the moment. Very comfortable too. We just got hit with Fay and I am still wet and tired..
A vintage Berretta 950 .25 auto, old Case Trapper in CV on my right hip sheathed on the belt and the Blade Forums. Com 2006 SFO Ring knife by Canal Street Cutlery in Sambar Stag that we all in the Traditional Forum ordered ..
Had to minimalize today, but I am still at the ready..
Best,
Anthony
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Here's a pair for roaming the dark scary woods at night!
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Makes it a bit less scary I'd guess. In fact The dark scary woods should be scared of you.
I like that Ruger. I have a real old speed six in .357 I still carry when I'm not carrying my golck 27, or 23. A hammerless titanium 38 for the dog walking jacket pocket, for my late night walks. ( along with an extra leash, knife, & small flashlight) I had to cut a main leash one time in a hurry and needed an extra leash to get the dog home so I started carrying my dog walking kit for night walks. Typically a real sharp ZDP endura goes with me everywhere too. Joe
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Ohh yea, woods walking you say..
Here is what I just had several weeks back when I was out on Lake Okeechobee while hunting and fishing and camped out at my old pal Jack's shotgun shack..
This here is the earliest vintage Colt Python .357 Magnum that I own. I have several from the early 1970's, some prettier than this one, but none I like better for shoot'n or or carrying for real life and death situations.. Also a Jim Behring Treeman hunter on my hip and a Case 6.5318 medium Stockman in my pocket.. Life was good..
Here is what I just had several weeks back when I was out on Lake Okeechobee while hunting and fishing and camped out at my old pal Jack's shotgun shack..
This here is the earliest vintage Colt Python .357 Magnum that I own. I have several from the early 1970's, some prettier than this one, but none I like better for shoot'n or or carrying for real life and death situations.. Also a Jim Behring Treeman hunter on my hip and a Case 6.5318 medium Stockman in my pocket.. Life was good..
How about this for a carry pair? I don't carry them but just had this picture handy, S&W Model 29 and a Brend Model 2 along with a Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT watch.
Wow! Either one would be capable of taking a punk's head clean off.
