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Uniqez
·Why in the world of sports are you wearing a right handed holster on your left side ?
Its like some people wearing the watch on the right hand, left-handed watch)))
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have you ever been robbed, pickpocked or sticked up for you watch?
Its like some people wearing the watch on the right hand, left-handed watch)))
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Jones in LA
··Not in LA anymore.I was mugged once and the thugs wanted take everything... right down to the pants I was wearing. But, inexplicably, they didn't think to look on my left wrist. The long-ish story is told here:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/every-watch-has-a-story-whats-yours.26542/
https://omegaforums.net/threads/every-watch-has-a-story-whats-yours.26542/
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watch3s
·I work in a big hospital in a relatively safe neighborhood of nyc. that being said, ive been warned by patients who also enjoy nice timepieces the area is safe enough. but putting it down in the gym locker may not be such a smart idea...
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Mad Dog
·I have a lot of reasons for it. I don't know how much you know about the guns and if you ever heard the crossdraw term. In our state we have to conceal carry, so in the event that I might need the gun, I want to bring no attention to it. Unlike Chuck Norris' movies, in the real life drawing the gun from your strong side is a pretty obvious move. Also, driving with the gun is much comfortable while it is on the left side. I know they have a special holster for the crossdraw, but I feel really comfortable with this one.
Its like some people wearing the watch on the right hand, left-handed watch)))
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Sculler22
·Crossdraw is actually a very natural movement for many. Especially if you have done proper amounts of practice so that it becomes an instinctive move if ever needed.
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levkov
·Not for my watch. But I was pick pocketed and my phone was stolen while I was abroad. Used "FindMyiPhone" to track it. When I showed the friend I was staying with (6ft 4in 220lbs of pure muscle ex military scary teddy bear kinda guy) he told me "We go there and we don't come back alive". So bye bye iPhone for the rest of the trip.
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night0wl
·I have a lot of reasons for it. I don't know how much you know about the guns and if you ever heard the crossdraw term. In our state we have to conceal carry, so in the event that I might need the gun, I want to bring no attention to it. Unlike Chuck Norris' movies, in the real life drawing the gun from your strong side is a pretty obvious move. Also, driving with the gun is much comfortable while it is on the left side. I know they have a special holster for the crossdraw, but I feel really comfortable with this one.
Its like some people wearing the watch on the right hand, left-handed watch)))
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Thrasher36
·I'm an NRA member...And I think the cross draw is stupid and outdated along with swivel holsters. Sorry no Offense
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Thrasher36
·Oh yea nobody has ever tried to rob me, I dont frequent those parts of the city.
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voere
·If you are going to carry a firearm a good holster it NOT an option,it's a must have item. Many years ago I was robbed at gun point. The guy had his gun in my face then said hand over your cash. I complied gave him the cash I was also carrying a firearm. It was not worth the hassle of getting into a shootout for cash. I did not plan on trying to out draw the guy. One of the benefits of a good holster it concealed my firearm.
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Thrasher36
·Except you, personally, when it comes to your writing. Because we can blame the state of California for that, correct?
Yep you got a point there I should have done more to improve but then I'm retried and somehow managed.
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Thrasher36
·If you are going to carry a firearm a good holster it NOT an option,it's a must have item. Many years ago I was robbed at gun point. The guy had his gun in my face then said hand over your cash. I complied gave him the cash I was also carrying a firearm. It was not worth the hassle of getting into a shootout for cash. I did not plan on trying to out draw the guy. One of the benefits of a good holster it concealed my firearm.
Love the Burgundy leather. Also I'm a big Sig fan.
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Uniqez
·I'm an NRA member...And I think the cross draw is stupid and outdated along with swivel holsters. Sorry no Offense
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Buster
·No
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Belongs on the Hublot forum.
If you don't understand who that is. Trust me no one shed a tear for him when it happened. F1 King power! Hahaha
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tyrantlizardrex
·I get "stuck up" for watches all the time.
Normally in Essex.
They say "So what have you bought now?" and then they take it off me for 4-6 weeks... and then I have to pay to get it back!
Normally in Essex.
They say "So what have you bought now?" and then they take it off me for 4-6 weeks... and then I have to pay to get it back!
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davidswiss
·I get "stuck up" for watches all the time.
Normally in Essex.
They say "So what have you bought now?" and then they take it off me for 4-6 weeks... and then I have to pay to get it back!
