Good Guy With A Gun

[tac]

Agree even a 22 mag mini revolver is better than nothing. So small they can be carried anywhere.

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• ilikegunspdx
• Sep 5, 2021

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• ilikegunspdx
• Sep 5, 2021

They'd sting, fer sure. Especially in an ear, or eyeball.

Me, I was always partial to eyeballs. See, they are a whole lot bigger than you think they are - almost ping-pong ball size, in fact. And because of their hard-wired design, popping one through either one will most certainly go straight through into that grey Jello porridge behind it.

 

[trevi]

Agree even a 22 mag mini revolver is better than nothing. So small they can be carried anywhere.

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• ilikegunspdx
• Sep 5, 2021

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• ilikegunspdx
• Sep 5, 2021

Time to do some shopping,... again!

 

[Member 66129]

Kind of hard to conceal carry in scrubs......

I'd check out the philster enigma.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Time to do some shopping,... again!

I recommend sidewinder version where cylinder flips out and has an extractor just like a big revolver. Nw armory had them for about $40 more than the remove-cylinder-regular version but may be harder to find than regular. Different front sight also which helps.

Re concealability one time At night I was pushing shopping cart back to car and creepy dude coming my way. Pulled mini revolver (only gun I had on me at that time) out of gerber multi tool sheath on my belt and had it in my hand as I pushed the cart. Didn't need but more piece of mind than only having a knife or keys etc. So small it can be in your hand ready to go and no one else knows you even have it (fills about 3/4 of average size male hand).

Here is pic of gerber multi tool sheath with NAA in it. Lots of carry options this is just one for reference.

 

[Stomper]

Kind of hard to conceal carry in scrubs......

Variation on an old theme, "hospital wallet".

<—— gun goes here.

 

[BPOR11]

Kind of hard to conceal carry in scrubs......

As long as they're not too tight, you should be able to get creative. A lot of the scrubs I've seen worn, it looks like one could hide a bus in there! If it doesn't print, you're good to go. The tell is by people who are subconsciously uncomfortable with it and are always adjusting it. Get used to it first at home/out and about.

 

[BPOR11]

I'd check out the philster enigma.

Nice!

Saved that for future reference…thanks!

 

[bradsteen]

I didn't realize NAA updated their cylinders to make them safe for carry. I had one of the old models without the safety cylinder, ended up getting rid of it. Now you've got me thinking about getting one again.

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