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"I plead insanity your honor. I'm crazy about that girl."
Wasn't it, "I'm crazing about that stuff"?
ETA: Yep...
Trippin' in Court by Cheech & Chong
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"I plead insanity your honor. I'm crazy about that girl."
No doubts on that Andy. Although you probably retain a bit more youthful optimism I, on the other hand, having watched this show for well over 50 years, am a cynical old buzzard and don't harbor any delusions about the ill intent of g-c advocates....We are , I'm thinking , mostly on the same page....So to speak.
Andy
I stand corrected. Still funny after all these years.
While this case is one of a dumb*** illegal carrier not using a holster, there's a video circulating of a apparently responsible gun owner appendix carrying in a holster who shot himself while appendix carrying, when he bent over to pick up his backpack from the floor. Compression or perhaps something in the trigger well fired the gun.
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Another different case, man dies attempting to reholster AIWB: Man Dies Attempting Appendix Carry Reholster In Milkwaukee - Bearing Arms - appendix carry, Milwaukee, Negligent Discharge, Timothy Phonisay, Wisconsin
AIWB violates at least 1 of the 4 rules and therefore should not be used, IMO, at least not on a live chamber. You are relying on small mechanical plastic parts and springs and a holster to prevent the gun from firing. No thanks. Because if it fails, you can die.
The gun safety rules are there for a reason and you should not break them unless it is IMPOSSIBLE to harm someone (i.e. if you've unloaded the gun, and confirmed, you can dry fire it to disassemble). But it is not IMPOSSIBLE for a loaded gun's safety to fail somehow and fire. It's rare, but not impossible. Therefore, AIWB is simply far too dangerous as a means of carry.
Neither of these vids are the one I'm looking for, I'll find it.
go to 1:55 for a comparison...
Literally at 3:14 he is pointing the gun at his crotch, knees, and toes.
No he didn't.
Then how does he get it in the holster, which is pointed directly down? Magic?
For any anatomically correct man, your junk, legs, and knees and feet stick out past an AIWB holster.
The fact is, even for 1 second, he (and other AIWB) must point the gun at themselves to get it into the holster unless they remove the holster first. It is physically impossible to holster it without flagging oneself...
The bore axis is parallel to the body it does not intersect the body. If you take gun, lay it flat on a table and fire it the bullet will never strike the table, same thing.
My personal preference is IWB at either 3 or 4 o'clock. I do not feel comfortable with AIWB but that's my personal feeling. Others can choose as they please and I'm not going to lecture them. A negligent discharge is possible regardless of your carry method. One needs to be slow and deliberate when reholstering making sure your finger is off the trigger and that nothing else is getting inside the triggerguard as you do so.