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With the high demand of the 6+, are you concerned about safety?
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G30S here.
Same! I Switch between a G19 / g30s in the winter and a shield 9 for these warm summer days
1. go to Samsung store.
2. Buy a cheap piece of junk - like a USB key or a Galaxy Note
3. Throw out the junk, keep the Samsung bag.
4. When you pick up your iPhone, put it in the Samsung bag.
5. Carry it jauntily, swinging it and singing a little song about your new Samsung phone.
6. Watch people avoid you.
2. Buy a cheap piece of junk - like a USB key or a Galaxy Note
3. Throw out the junk, keep the Samsung bag.
4. When you pick up your iPhone, put it in the Samsung bag.
5. Carry it jauntily, swinging it and singing a little song about your new Samsung phone.
6. Watch people avoid you.
NYC, for now, but not the state. Unless something has changed. I admit I don't follow their state laws particularly closely.
G30S here.
Woot!
G42 here... and Sig P238.... and Walther PPQ.... and S&W 9 Pro.
But I also am having it shipped.
Glock 26, AKA "Baby Glock"
Legal concealed carry holders prevent crime. They are good guys. One would likely put themselves at risk to help you if you happened to be a mugging victim for your shiny new iphone 6+.
Sadly, many still subscribe to this outdated viewpoint expressed above.
Agreed. But alleviates concerns about not having protection, god forbid, if you need it.
Since we are posting pics, here's two of my dailies. The G36 and SigP220C.
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This thread renews my faith in humanity. And reminds me to get off my butt and get my CCW... Thanks guys!
Nothing is guaranteed except death and taxes.
I'd rather carry my Springfield XD-S and not need it than need it and not have it.
Right. You might be trained and prepared to do that. Kudos. But in my opinion, too much of the rest of the carrying crowd is not. This is how we end up with newspaper reports of stuff like accidental shootings by people carrying concealed weapons in fast food joints.
Sounds like fear mongering to me. Your "opinion" has no data to stand on. More people die because of the fast food they eat than an accidental shooting at a fast food joint. It's so rare, yet because stuff like that gets instant attention by the media, you feel like it happens regularly.
Seriously?? LOL.
I'd put statistics of murders during muggings and robberies up against that category ANY DAY.
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