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#101057 - 07/28/07 09:52 PM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: Leigh_Ratcliffe]
tennvol Offline
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Registered: 02/28/07
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When I say 1911 of some sort it varies. Nighthawk, TRP, Les Baer, etc. Oddly enough I don't notice the weight of all that stuff I carry since I've been doing it for several years. Not looking to be a test case since I keep on the good side (VA side) of the river and don't stray across the lines.

I'd like to ditch the Blackberry but it comes with the job.

I know...only 2 pistols. There's a Colt 6921 riding in my truck with 6 spare magazines of M855 and 62gr TAP along with plates, NOD's etc smile.

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#101059 - 07/28/07 11:18 PM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: tennvol]
Russ Offline
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Registered: 06/02/06
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Ahh, I always considered the Washington, DC metro area being north of the Potomac; south of the river is NoVA. Huge difference. I used to have an Alexandria address just off 395.

It's still a lot of stuff.
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#101066 - 07/29/07 12:41 AM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: Russ]
tennvol Offline
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Registered: 02/28/07
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I should have clarified NoVA. When I say NoVA most people give me a blank look unless their from around here. I live in Alexandria and work in Arlington.

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#101069 - 07/29/07 01:41 AM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: Russ]
Stu Offline
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Loc: Finger Lakes of NY State
Originally Posted By: RAS
I used to have an Alexandria address just off 395.

It's still a lot of stuff.

I was 395 and Duke Street! grin
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#101131 - 07/30/07 02:46 PM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: Stu]
el_diabl0 Offline
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Registered: 12/31/06
Posts: 301
Loc: NE Ohio
Fill that pocket up with cash!!
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#101132 - 07/30/07 02:57 PM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: el_diabl0]
tennvol Offline
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Registered: 02/28/07
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What cash...I'm a civil servant smile

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#101155 - 07/30/07 11:10 PM Re: What should I put in my pockets? [Re: tennvol]
Woodsloafer Offline
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Registered: 04/24/05
Posts: 122
Loc: Upstate NewYork
FILL your pockets? Why not empty them a bit.

Two handguns plus two reloads! If 21 rounds of 45 ACP won't do it, I doubt very much an additional 5 rounds of 38 Special will be of much help.

The only additional item I can think of for the lonely empty pocket would be an envelope of Helium gas to take some of the load.
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