Dont be a snowflake. Die fighting

[PrairieGhost]

i've got 15+1 in z glock 19

No experience, but my guess is a gun fight that last more than two or three rounds is between two novices. From the training I have had it appears that the guy who can keep his nerve and actually use his sights is the guy who walks away. Kind of nerve racking with a pansy spraying lead all around you I would guess. Not that I have anything against magazine capacity. I actually carry a Springfield XDM 9mm with 20 rounds, or a Springfield XD 45 with 13 rounds on duty. Carried a 1911 for ten years.

 

[SupressYourself]

While Clints "style" takes some getting used to, I nonetheless find him entertaining. There are some good points hidden in his rants.

 

[USMCDI]

Any Marine on here can relate to the guy, sounds like a Company Gunny I had in 3/6. If you've had to take a bite out of a shit sandwich you'll appreciate the gun bit, most are offended but would look for a guy like that to come along and drag their Nancy ass to safety if shit hits the fan.