GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE, OR DO THEY?

[F.U.]

So now I am thinking that maybe, just maybe I do keep a little to much firepower around me at all times.

You think? What the hell do you need all that on your desk for, are you involved with a Mexican drug cartel or something? And what are the brass knuckles for, is that in case an intruder just wants to have an old fashioned street fight?

Well, Its not normally on my desk like that. Usually it is on my person.

Everything that is in a holster is what I carry daily. 40 cal Springfield on my right hip and the extra 16 round magazine for it on my left hip, 410 derringer behind the back, 1903 colt on the ankle and one of the two knifes on my right side behind the springfield. The brass knucks are in my left front pocket.

The little revolver is something I carry from time to time to remind me of my father. He carried that little thing in his pocket for years. The large black unholstered pistol is a Desert Eagle and was only out because I just finished my deer hunting season and that was the handgun I used deer hunting this year.

To answer the what are the brass knuckles needed for question, I play by a different set of rules than most. I play it like this. If they want to play bare hands, I go that, If they want to go hard knucks, I go that. If they want to play blades, I can go there. If they want to get stupid and start a all out shootout, well I can do that also. I play at what ever level they want to take it to. Rarely does it ever go past hard knuckles, but I have ben cut before so I know how ugly it can get and how fast it can get there, so I never rule that out. Before anyone asks, Yes I have also ben shot before, but it was not in a fight. It was a hunting accident.

I know this post is opening myself up to a ton of, you are a wanna be tough guy that carries all that crap just to make yourself look big, comments. Let me just say, that is not the case. In fact, should you see me on the street or at the bar you cant even tell I am armed. I carry for protection, not intimidation.