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  • DGladden

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    Colt Agent (loaded with wadcutters), pocketknife, bandanna, chap-stick, wallet, NSA tracker (iphone).

    Don't mess with a light as I have the iphone if I really need to use a light. No speed strip or speed loader. Not looking to get into a running gun battle.

    Keep 'em coming. I like to see what you fellas think is necessary.
    I can't speak for others, but in my case the lights have little to do with self defense. They are for work. Yes I carry them when off work as well. It's just habit, but they come in handy all the time. I personally don't like the built in light on phones. They're terrible for lighting in tight spaces and to be honest, I don't really want to use a $1000+ phone for light while laying under a 35,000lb truck trying to find where it's leaking oil/coolant/trans or hydraulic fluid! Most of the lights I carry have magnetic bases and are very versatile for the type of work I do.

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    Rebel_Rider1969

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    Range, Al. Near Brewton.
    I can't speak for others, but in my case the lights have little to do with self defense. They are for work. Yes I carry them when off work as well. It's just habit, but they come in handy all the time. I personally don't like the built in light on phones. They're terrible for lighting in tight spaces and to be honest, I don't really want to use a $1000+ phone for light while laying under a 35,000lb truck trying to find where it's leaking oil/coolant/trans or hydraulic fluid! Most of the lights I carry have magnetic bases and are very versatile for the type of work I do.

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    Same here. Use .45 A-C-P. lots of flash to see by!!
     

    G-rat

    Sit Violentiam Regem
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    Be honest, you only carry the 9mm because you can’t find the 10mm!


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    I'm not man enough for the vaunted 10mm... but then again, neither was the FBI!
     

    Combatcarl43

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    Dec 1, 2021
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    63
    Location
    Molino
    Colt Agent (loaded with wadcutters), pocketknife, bandanna, chap-stick, wallet, NSA tracker (iphone).

    Don't mess with a light as I have the iphone if I really need to use a light. No speed strip or speed loader. Not looking to get into a running gun battle.

    Keep 'em coming. I like to see what you fellas think is necessary.
    Why Wadcutters??
     

    Bodhi

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    Oct 19, 2013
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    Behind enemy lines!
    Why Wadcutters??
    Full frontal profile, for one reason. A semi wadcutter’s profile is not as large as a traditional target wadcutter. Secondly, I’m handicapped in such a short barreled revolver, so I need every edge I can get. A semi wadcutter would require velocity to expand. With my traditional target wadcutter I’m tilting the penetration/wound channel odds in my favor, hopefully.
    Being standard pressure means recoil isn’t horrible.
     

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