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Listener audio comments are now coming in with regularity. That’s great. Keep them coming, seems like everyone has some quality topics to talk about. So this is not a complete episode. It’s a quick bonus podcast at the end of the week for you to listen to an pick some ideas on open carry/vs. concealed, Theis holsters, Glock’s recoil spring exchange program and low light shooting and low light concealed carry consideration. Thanks for downloading and listening, I’ll be back on Monday with Episode 146. Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Show.
Mr. Mayne,
Open carry does not always deter people. Especially motivated and clever criminals.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx_YUO4SzcY&feature=related
As far as lights go…spot on. 2 is 1, and the weapon mounted doesn’t count as one of the two. Practice with handhelds.
Rogers and modified Rogers technique offer two handed control.
Also…my buddy and I discuss/practice this. If a malfunction or a reload is causing problems…let that light hit the deck, or hang from a lanyard, or throw it in your teeth. Keeping that weapon running is priority 1 in a fight.
Thank you, that’s why even if open carry were allowed in Texas, I don’t think I would do it. Not worth it. I think MOST people do it as a political statement, or to make a point. I don’t think it offers enough tactical advantage though.