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JNewell wrote:Short answer: without hesitation. Wouldn't you? And if the answer is no, how about all the rest of the private property in the world around us? :)

Absolutely not! You are entering a home, not just private property! :D

If self-defense is a God-given right (the Second Amendment of the God-fearing US Constitution is predicated on this pre-existing right, right?), one does not need a cleric's or congregation's permission to carry in God's house. But, as some in a congregation are made uneasy by the sight of a gun, k...

That is a nice knife. I like it! :)

Pretty sure DLC! :)

I'm starting to think about this also, with all the snow on the ground! You are stranded if there is 2+ feet of snow on the ground, and the roads are impassable. :eek:

Blerv wrote:Yea...I said to hide it better. What did you read?

I don't tote guns around but know plenty of them you can hide in a coat pocket holster quite well. One of my EDC flashlights weighs 14oz and rides there just fine.

Easy! I was just agreeing with you! :)

Beautiful case. I really need one of those! Thanks. :)

Always carry both! Fixed blade for heavy cutting, folder for the finer ones! :)

Good thing I just had dinner! I still might have room for that though! Nice knives! :)

Blerv wrote:It's only a problem of it's seen, right? I would make sure your concealed carry is concealed.

No brandishing/out of pocket or holster allowed! Why give up the advantage of the element of surprise! The people that know you are carrying are in the church. The people outside the church don't! :)

If he likes Buck, the Buck 110 folder is very good and the fixed blade Vanguard would suit him well! If you want to get him a Spyderco then one of the Moran fixed blades, along with a Delica would be ideal! :)

That is some beautiful wood there! Welcome. :)

A small country Bible church, the Pastor and I encourage members to carry concealed. We take them out to go over proper safe handling of their firearm and shoot till our heart is content. We have another deacon in the church that made a safe "shooting range" on his property so we don't hav...

This information is really good for me also! I got my SM a month ago and have only used for touch ups so far! Those diamond stones sound interesting. Thank you! :)

RanCoWeAla wrote:I agree you can't beat the Glocks. I have the Glock 17,19 and 26

Those aren't all, just the ones I use for concealed carry. Been looking at the new Glock 42 .380! Maybe? :)

Glock 19, 23, 30 for fall and winter! Glock 26, 27 for summer w/jean shorts, Kel-tec 380 for light shorts! :)

Native frn and Stretch frn are my most carried knives because they fit my hand especially well and after about 15 seconds I don't know they're there! :) :spyder:

Intended function ? To cut fibrous materials, all sorts of rope, all sorts of fabric, plant matter, food preparation, kitchen use, skinning animals... Using the first Spyderco proto, I I did chop polyethlene pipe tubing to test the edge for chipping and it was fine, no rolling, but edge would not c...

Got about 8 inches and still snowing!

Definitely a low profile wire clip and a stretch handle! :)