drking2
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less than 10 seconds....
In an emergency, how quickly can you have a loaded firearm in your hands?
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vandrv
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Probably a minute or less, but I've never timed myself.
platekiller
Ultimate Member
Just did this again. Took me 5 seconds doing it leisurely.
Many of you have gotten better.
Point of this little exercise is to 'plan' (make a goal) about your level of readiness to confront a lethal threat in your home. 'do' the drill. Check how you actually did, make adjustments till you achieve your goal. Act, rehearse periodically.
Point of this little exercise is to 'plan' (make a goal) about your level of readiness to confront a lethal threat in your home. 'do' the drill. Check how you actually did, make adjustments till you achieve your goal. Act, rehearse periodically.
- Back up the truck
- Crank up the trailer
- Hook up the trailer hitch, chains and cable for the lights
- Throw the scuba gear into the boat
...
Winner!
That's definitely Goofy territory right there.
Judge: Mr. Mouse you can't divorce your wife for being crazy.
Mickey: She's not crazy! She's f*cking Goofy!
jefm
Member
My firearm would take about 20-30 sec. My main defense - our Jack Russell terrier would probably give me that time because if someone came in at night, they would have about 15lbs of trouble on them. That dog has jaws that I'm sure can break bones. He also thinks he owns the house, so I pity the fool who comes in.
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In an emergency, how quickly can you have a loaded firearm in your hands?
If it's pressed against my forehead, less than a tenth of a second.
If it's pressed against my forehead, less than a tenth of a second.
Winner!
Judge: Mr. Mouse you can't divorce your wife for being crazy.
Mickey: She's not crazy! She's f*,, Goofy!
hilarious joke, I've never heard that one.
In an emergency, how quickly can you have a loaded firearm in your hands?
If it's pressed against my forehead, less than a tenth of a second.
Krav?
Joshluseal
Member
If I'm at home...Mickey. If I'm anywhere else...Goofy!
tsmith1499
Poor C&R Collector
10 seconds. It's either by my side or on my hip when I'm at home.
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
10 seconds. I live in a 3 level house and I have a firearm "stashed" on each level. There are no children at home.
Frequently I''ll have a 1911 on my hip.
Frequently I''ll have a 1911 on my hip.
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
Ummm, let's see. Never much farther away.
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Until several years ago, I didn't much think about this, until a friend gave me this advice. He actually said he keeps a long gun and a pistol on each level of his house. Kinda like the advice to keep a fire extinguisher/smoke-detector (or two) on each level of your house. Makes sense. I've sense mounted a fire extinguisher in my kitchen, and on the rail by the stairs in the basement. I keep those new, small cans of Tundra fire extinguishers around.
Oh, check this out:
Second Amendment
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Ummm, let's see. Never much farther away.
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No holster for that bad boy?
G19, gen4. stock. loaded.
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