George Hill
Staff Alumnus
Let me mention one time...
Actually the first time I drew down on some one here in Salt Lake with my PPK/S:
My family was sound asleep one night and I was still up watching Conan O'brian with the sound way low so as not to disturb them.
I thought I heard something outside - I had a window open... It was dark outside, so I grabbed my flashlight, and as an after thought - my Walther.
I went outside and circled the house. Once I got to the back - I saw someone getting into my car. I turned the light on him - and he looked at me for a sec - then started walking to me.
I put the light in hi seyes and ordered him to stop.
He didnt.
I raised the little auto. The way I held the light, weak hand over the shoulder - it cast light on the gun so he could see it. When he did - he stopped. He was about 8 feet away.
I told him I was going to ventilate him if he didn't get the @*&@%@*!! Outta here NOW - or if I ever saw him again. He ran. I checked out my car - nothing was amis that I noted... Next morning I realized he got away with my SOG Multitool that I had left on the center console. I miss that SOG.
You can read about my other incident here in Salt Lake... Just do a search on Tongans...
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"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud
Hey - have you seen the new Ultimate Super Tactical Match Gun?
Actually the first time I drew down on some one here in Salt Lake with my PPK/S:
My family was sound asleep one night and I was still up watching Conan O'brian with the sound way low so as not to disturb them.
I thought I heard something outside - I had a window open... It was dark outside, so I grabbed my flashlight, and as an after thought - my Walther.
I went outside and circled the house. Once I got to the back - I saw someone getting into my car. I turned the light on him - and he looked at me for a sec - then started walking to me.
I put the light in hi seyes and ordered him to stop.
He didnt.
I raised the little auto. The way I held the light, weak hand over the shoulder - it cast light on the gun so he could see it. When he did - he stopped. He was about 8 feet away.
I told him I was going to ventilate him if he didn't get the @*&@%@*!! Outta here NOW - or if I ever saw him again. He ran. I checked out my car - nothing was amis that I noted... Next morning I realized he got away with my SOG Multitool that I had left on the center console. I miss that SOG.
You can read about my other incident here in Salt Lake... Just do a search on Tongans...
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"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud
Hey - have you seen the new Ultimate Super Tactical Match Gun?