Originally Posted by fuzzyduck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDd_TYotrxw

HERE IT IS!!! Another point of view.

Originally Posted by id1otbox

In reality over 98% of the Israeli army does not carry a handgun. Mossad carry is designed for Mossad agents which are comparable to special forces here in America. It is not designed as a civilian style of weapon carry. If you are trained well enough it doesn't matter how you carry.

Originally Posted by Mas Ayoob

People have undoubtedly died because they froze when they should have acted, worrying about what the aftermath could be.

People have undoubtedly died because they froze when they should have acted, worrying about whether they could do what had to be done.

Obviously, you have to survive the confrontation in the street before you will need to worry about surviving the confrontation in the courts.

That said, the more the individuals fighting to

Originally Posted by Bill D

It has always amazed me how many post they wear cargo shorts, T and polo shirts, jeans, etc. Nothing wrong with that.
But are you all, blue collar, young, undercover, or what? Only carry when off?
What about full time business carry? I wear dress trousers, oxford cloth shirts, and am a 65 year old Former Marine, dress my age, and carry 24/7, Keltec 380, Glock 26 or 19, depending on the weather and cover clothes.
And none of the T/ polo shirt guys have ever been

Originally Posted by stevemc

I am wondering about opinions on this method. I would like to hear from people who have had "real world" experience, like cops or someone who has had to draw due to extreme circumstances. What was the timing like. Do you think it made a difference that the firearm was ready to go immediately. It is my own opinion that training to rack the slide while drawing is just as good as keeping it ready to fire all the time, with possible life saving benefits