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| Author: | Wawa [ Thu Aug 25, 2011 11:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | HB discovers concealed pistol (DHV or DLV?) |
I have my CCW permit which allows me to carry a concealed pistol, and I do wherever it is legal. It hasn't happened yet, but if I am chatting with a target and she somehow discovers that I am carrying do you think that would be a DHV or a DLV? Thanks for the input. And for those wondering, it is a Glock .45 with hollow point ammo. -Wawa |
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| Author: | Tidy [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 1:57 am ] |
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Ammo is unimportant unless you tell her. Hollow point is a DLV if you ask me, because it's designed to cause as much damage as possible, not for self defence. The gun itself depends. If you have a cool story to why you can carry it then whatever, it could be a DLV. I'm from the UK where the cops rarely carry guns so i'm not sure what it's like where you're from and I'm not sure what a CCW permit is or why you have it. |
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| Author: | ProfessorX [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:22 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: HB discovers concealed pistol (DHV or DLV?) |
Quote: I have my CCW permit which allows me to carry a concealed pistol, and I do wherever it is legal. It hasn't happened yet, but if I am chatting with a target and she somehow discovers that I am carrying do you think that would be a DHV or a DLV? Thanks for the input.
I think this would freak the hell out of most women.
And for those wondering, it is a Glock .45 with hollow point ammo. -Wawa |
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| Author: | Wawa [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:36 am ] |
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Quote: Ammo is unimportant unless you tell her. Hollow point is a DLV if you ask me, because it's designed to cause as much damage as possible, not for self defence. The gun itself depends. If you have a cool story to why you can carry it then whatever, it could be a DLV. I'm from the UK where the cops rarely carry guns so i'm not sure what it's like where you're from and I'm not sure what a CCW permit is or why you have it.
I'm from Detroit, kind of equivalent to the armpit of the world. Some states in the USA allow you to carry concealed a pistol on you for self-defense. I don't plan on talking about it ever, I was just wondering what a girl's reaction would be if she saw or felt it on me by accident and I just play it off like it isn't a big deal.
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| Author: | Tidy [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:57 am ] |
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Quote: Quote: Ammo is unimportant unless you tell her. Hollow point is a DLV if you ask me, because it's designed to cause as much damage as possible, not for self defence. The gun itself depends. If you have a cool story to why you can carry it then whatever, it could be a DLV. I'm from the UK where the cops rarely carry guns so i'm not sure what it's like where you're from and I'm not sure what a CCW permit is or why you have it.
I'm from Detroit, kind of equivalent to the armpit of the world. Some states in the USA allow you to carry concealed a pistol on you for self-defense. I don't plan on talking about it ever, I was just wondering what a girl's reaction would be if she saw or felt it on me by accident and I just play it off like it isn't a big deal.Here's an idea. That can be your new opinion opener for the week! "Hey ladies, how would you feel if there was a guy you got along with great, but it turned out he always carried a piece for self defence?" However DON'T word it as "Hey ladies, what would you think about a man with a gun?!". Just no... |
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| Author: | Don Draper [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:00 pm ] |
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Well, if it happens, It happens. Look her in the eye and speak calmly. "Yes, that is a gun. Yes, I do have a permit for it. And Yes, it's for safety. It's an unsafe world out there today. You never what just might happen. All I know is I am not walking out blindfolded to the possibilities that things could wrong. Now if you want to ask anything more, please go right ahead." If you say that, the way it has to be said, like a man in total control of himself and his surroundings. I don't think she's ever going to ask you anything about it. If anything, she'll just agree with your deduction of the times and cling even tighter to you. |
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| Author: | VietnameseProdigy [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:45 pm ] |
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"Yeah it's a gun, I have a permit for it, I only carry it around due to the nature of Detroit, you never know what might happen around here. And if things do happen, I'm there to protect myself and OTHER people." |
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| Author: | jurupa [ Fri Aug 26, 2011 7:44 pm ] |
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More often than not its going to be a DLV. You can phrase it how ever you want when she finds out, but most girls of quality aren't going to like the gun very much. |
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| Author: | 7Flavorsofmike [ Sat Aug 27, 2011 9:13 pm ] |
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I like the way Don Draper phrased it: "Yes, that is a gun. Yes, I do have a permit for it. And Yes, it's for safety. It's an unsafe world out there today. You never what just might happen. All I know is I am not walking out blindfolded to the possibilities that things could wrong. Now if you want to ask anything more, please go right ahead." but i think it would generally be conveyed as a DLV, due to the fact that you want to come off as non-threatening. And a gun would be counter-productive to that motive. |
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| Author: | lolaskate [ Sun Aug 28, 2011 12:49 am ] |
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"Yes it's a gun, but if you come to my place i'll show you my cannon" |
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