This is a really good discussion. Hopefully it will stay on point.
I think the thing that will throw this thread off point will be separating "training" and just going to the range or the back yard and shooting, aka plinking. Yes there is a difference.
Gosh I hope I didn't just create the...
There are NUMEROUS studies that suggest the laser actually SLOWS target engagement because the shooter is spending time looking for/ at or aligning the laser rather than the threat. the laser becomes the focus of the shooters eye vs being on the threat.
You don't have to take my word for it...
JUNK and NOT preferred by SF.
I would refer you to the article Dov8404 suggests.
I recommend SOF-T Wide OR a NATO tourniquet and lastly a CAT.
Yes I have experience and first hand knowledge in the discussion within this thread.
Degrease it.
When I have done mine I just used Gun Scrubber. It strips the oils right down.
Some people have said use break cleaner. That kinda weirds me out cuz that stuff is a bit harsh.
Others have used nail polish remover etc.
Basically get the oil off the metal as gently as...
The bag she is using weighs 28lbs EMPTY. It is NOT an option unless it's also your luggage which also seems inappropriate since 28lbs is more than half your weight allowance and you haven't even put anything in it.
I saw this video the other day and agree with you. It's WAY not needed. I left commentary there and the internet super heroes who have hardons for her were not happy.
I fly A LOT with firearms in and out of NY because of my business (and for personal reasons as well)..... NOT NYC however. The reason being is that my NYS permit specifically does not allow me to be in or travel through NYC with a gun.
It's just that simple.
I am not a lawyer and I won't argue...
It is not mine per se' although I've made it so.
I found it a really long time ago. I recall it was a Native American warrior's quote, though I do not recall which of the peoples it came from, nor who specifically said it. I have carried it (literally) with me since.
I believe it well defines...