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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- When it comes to both EDC & my wardrobe, I've wasted a lot of money.
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Most consumers don’t care how the watch is made. They just want to know what time it is.
Great content, as always! Keep it coming!
5:16 so an example of where the military might have a vested interest in LTL munition could be something like perimeter defense, you can't really justify shooting a kid just because they were chunking rocks at your tower. Some towers I worked had a dedicated 12 gauge, the flight chiefs would typically have access to a 303, and everyone at least had access to a dazzler, (souped up green laser that could theoretically cause temporary blindness.).
As it turns out, sometimes the old ways are sometimes best, and I know of at least one instance where the kids were to small for rubber, so the guards ended up throwing piss bottles back at them.. .
I appreciate the insight.
silly question. "What is a 'glued' suit, and why is that bad?"
Not silly at all. I've made a few IG posts about it, but I think that'll be a good video topic, too!
Stay tuned
@@TheSuitedShootist thank you
@@TheSuitedShootist please teach us how to tell if the suits we have are full/half canvas etc.
I got blocked by a Facebook survival group because I told fate old ladies who were also really dumb that wasp spray isn't a good option for self-defense.
Also, I said those byrna pepperball "guns" are dumb.
... rightfully so.
If the goal is to educate people on better options, then insulting & denigrating them isn't a good way to get your point across.
@TheSuitedShootist
Nope.
I tried being nice, and they laughed at me, "they drew first blood, not me"
@TheSuitedShootist
Nope.
Logic and well presented facts mean nothing in Facebook conversations.
Try telling 100 morons that police can't shoot someone in the arm, coming at them with a knife.
After awhile, you just need to tell them that they're stupid.
This way, you help someone who's lurking and might be inclined to seek advice from trained people.
If people wouldn’t get their use of force education from TV, movies, the internet, uncle Bob from the National Guard in 1975 or urban tales we would d be in a better place! As far as less lethal been involved in some form of LE (civilian and Military) since the 80’s. Agencies went to specific colored/marked Less lethal shotguns .for a reason. To keep them straight as mixing rounds has not turned out well.also if you use a firearm to shoot a less lethal when you have no responsibility to take someone into custody you could sell the case they you weren't subject to serious bodily harm or death this not justified!
Genuine question - if someone is having a wedding with groomsmen from all across the country and you want them to all have the same suit, what solution would you recommend? Obviously harder if the price point is lower for some groomsmen.
In my case, I found a Tommy Hilfiger suit on sale at Macys, and had everyone buy the same suit. Every one of my groomsmen still use that same suit on occasion to this day (one even wore the suit to his own wedding later), and even though it was probably not the highest quality, I think they got way more use than if it was rented, especially at the price point.
That's a tough question.
If buying, I'd probably look at a direct-to-consumer online-only brand, like Oliver Wicks, Spier & Mackay, or Pini Parma.
If it's a rental, it doesn't really matter. Just be as particular about the alterations as possible.