Feeling feeble...

[Joe13]

Took relying on crutches for me to feel severely under able to defend my home and family without a gun.

Normally I can feel comfortable with a good knife or bat at hand and do not carry 24/7 but the first thing I noticed when I had to sleep on the couch for a few days was "what the heck am I going to do in a robbery?".

Out comes a pistol and I grabbed an extra mag just to make me feel warm and fuzzy.


At one time my wife wood have said something about me being paranoid and how she doesn't want to see 'guns everywhere she looks', now she doesn't even give it a second glance.



Anyone else have a "What would I do now" moment and grab a gun just to feel better?


*** Yes, I'm on meds - no I am not impaired. I gained a tolerance for the pain pills in the first 24 hours.

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[edslhead]

Usually I grab the meds and feel better

 

[mjbskwim]

OK the good post are starting

 

[308]

OK the good post are starting

LOL...yep

 

[Certaindeaf]

Yeabut sleep with one eye open still.. bears will follow your pizza crumbs to right where you lie and that wouldn't be a good thing.

lol

 

[clearconscience]

Just mount a holster to one crutch and a drink holder in the other.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Just remember proper form when you get back on your feets..



very important

 

[Medic!]

Your talking to a man that just lost his right arm. And had to learn how to go lefty.

 

[Joe13]

Just mount a holster to one crutch and a drink holder in the other.

With duck tape and post a pic in the redneck inventions thread eh?

 

[Joe13]

Your talking to a man that just lost his right arm. And had to learn how to go lefty.

Not sure how to compare, I've contemplated what would be harder to deal with.

Being 95% ambidextrous I think I'd rather have an arm out of commission then mobility issues - grass is always greener somewhere else though lolz.

 

[Joe13]

OK the good post are starting

LOL...yep

Hey, I warned y'all to keep me in check! Not encourage the deranged part of me to start posting

 

[Medic!]

Not sure how to compare, I've contemplated what would be harder to deal with.

Being 95% ambidextrous I think I'd rather have an arm out of commission then mobility issues - grass is always greener somewhere else though lolz.

I think I got the better deal. At least I can take a walk every day.

And those crutches chew up your arm pits something fierce!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Every once in awhile we get law enforcement / Border Patrol driving by more than normal.
When that happens my housegun is "out" as in ready to grabbed.
Not scared , or worried , just wanting another option if needed.
So yes in a "What would I do now moment" a gun being handy , might just do wonders for a issue that might arise.
Andy

 

[Medic!]

Every once in awhile we get law enforcement / Border Patrol driving by more than normal.
When that happens my housegun is "out" as in ready to grabbed.
Not scared , or worried , just wanting another option if needed.
So yes in a "What would I do now moment" a gun being handy , might just do wonders for a issue that might arise.
Andy

Wait. What?
This post dose'nt seam to fit in.

Hey. Is this an example of a drug induced post?

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Medic,
Only drug I'm on at the moment is coffee ... LOL
I was responding to Joe13's comment in the OP about having a "what would I do now?" thought and keeping a gun handy.
Andy

 

[Medic!]

None here either.

But maybe I need some coffee. I'm a little slow on the up-tic.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

I always tell my students:
Coffee , saving the lives of children , one cup at a time! LOL
Andy

 

[Caveman Jim]

"I always tell my students:
Coffee, saving the lives of all you students, one cup at a time! LOL
Andy"

There Andy, fixed it for ya... LOL

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Thanks Jim.
Good thing I don't teach English ... But I do speak Southern fluently LOL!
Andy

 

[Caveman Jim]

Thanks Jim.
Good thing I don't teach English ... But I do speak Southern fluently LOL!
Andy

True Dat brother, I hear southern better than most dialects....