What do I need to know? Made first purchase. Waiting for transfer. Handgun.

[spookshack]

Try here for CHL info:

CHL class | Pacwest Defense Firearms Training | United States

Introduction to Pacwest Defense Firearms Training. CHL Classes, Private Lessons, In the home defense

www.pacwestdefense.com

 

[tac]

Benefits of working many many 12hr shifts. Podcasts in the ear providing some mental stimulation beyond spread sheets, schedules, etc. I'll go through this one a couple days in a row to fully acclimate the mindset scaffolding.

Mae'n ddrwg gen i gyfaddef nad ydw i'n deall hyn.

 

[revjen45]

The best place to store a defensive sidearm is on your person.

 

[Mikej]

Why do I feel like half of us used to wear leather thongs in public and the other half like hearing that...

LOL. You fit in here very well!

Mae'n ddrwg gen i gyfaddef nad ydw i'n deall hyn.

I figure the above is MUCH easier to listen to that it is to read. Still wouldn't have the foggiest of idea what it was describing though.

 

[Kristopher Kam]

LOL. You fit in here very well!

I figure the above is MUCH easier to listen to that it is to read. Still wouldn't have the foggiest of idea what it was describing though.

 

[revjen45]

It's Welsch.

 

[Kristopher Kam]

The best place to store a defensive sidearm is on your person.

But won't they find it during the cavity search?

 

[Flopsweat]

But won't they find it during the cavity search?

Tell them you want a dentist to do the search.

 

[tac]

It's Welsch.

Nope. It's Welsh.

 

[revjen45]

1) "Nope. It's Welsh."
Noted.
Thank you...

2) "But won't they find it during the cavity search?"
Hiding it in your azz isn't necessary for HD/SD at home.
Also colon carry makes it hard to access in a hurry.

 

[tac]

1) "Nope. It's Welsh."
Noted.
Thank you...

2) "But won't they find it during the cavity search?"
Hiding it in your azz isn't necessary for HD/SD at home.
Also colon carry makes it hard to access in a hurry.

In our house we make a point of keeping the Welsh language alive. Let me amend that statement, I do. Mrs tac is actually half-Welsh.

However, she got the half that not only doesn't speak a word of Welsh, but she claims not to be able to even READ it. It is soooooo embarrassing having to explain to my fellow Welsh-speakers in a store or café in Wales that my wife doesn't speak Welsh because she's Lithuanian or some of such other non-Welsh-speaking ethnicity.

Welsh, as spoken today by over half the population of Wales to some extent, more in the North, of course, was the original Celtic language of about 90% of the island of Britain, spoken before the Romans got here, and afterwards when they b*ggered off back to Rome. Until the arrival of the Saxons and the others, that is. They drove the natives of Britain into the West - present-day Wales and Cornwall - and some of them off the island all together. Brittany in NW France is a Welsh colony.

Then they had the effrontery to call them 'waelsc' - foreigners, Anglicised to Welsh.

The Welsh are a very proud bunch, and not only have one of, if not THE most stirring national anthems on earth, but the spiffiest national flag, too.

Please feel free to join in!

 

[revjen45]

WOW!!
Again, thanks.