Misc Firearms Crew LXVII: 2A, Glocks, ARs, and AKs. It Was A Good Day

[Ikeman83]

fukin lol of you aren't ****ing a British chick on 4th of July while making her wear a red coat.

10/10 idea

[Vayne]

Ordered the Vedder LightTuck for the p320 compact, hopefully no ragrets.

[rahfulz]

Morning all

[PapaBurgandy]

Morning, MFC.

[jason_bh]

Finally in.

What happened to "A Bridge Too Farley"?

Anyways, I bought a StealthGear Ventcore with their sale this week. Excite.

[Rajeev762x39]

Finally in.

who are you

[weightsb4dates]

Strong day after feels. Work in a little under 90 mins. Fuahh

[jason_bh]

who are you

Wait, this isn't Teen Misc?


kpeaceoutbye

[PapaBurgandy]

Finally in.

What happened to "A Bridge Too Farley"?

Anyways, I bought a StealthGear Ventcore with their sale this week. Excite.

Which one?

[rtm0004]

2 more work days until my 4th of July weekend

shrimp boil, fireworks, cigars, shooting guns, bourbon, general debauchery

[taf1968]

Finally in.

What happened to "A Bridge Too Farley"?

Anyways, I bought a StealthGear Ventcore with their sale this week. Excite.

It's a mere 7,000 posts away . . . again.

[jason_bh]

Which one?

I got a Mini IWB (Black) for my G26.

It's a mere 7,000 posts away . . . again.

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[PapaBurgandy]

I got a Mini IWB (Black) for my G26.



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OK.....I have the standard and the appendix for my 26, great holsters.

[jason_bh]

OK.....I have the standard and the appendix for my 26, great holsters.

I debated trying appendix carry. Just not sure I would like that. Also didn't want to spend $90 to try it out.

[PapaBurgandy]

I debated trying appendix carry. Just not sure I would like that. Also didn't want to spend $90 to try it out.

After the Incog, the SG appendix rig is a treat. It's the only holster I use these days.

[veggie530]

wife's contractions are now 5-10 minutes apart allegedly. I'm reluctant to drive in for nothing but she's bleeding quite a bit so I guess it's time to go

jesus save me

[R3L3NTL3SS]

wife's contractions are now 5-10 minutes apart allegedly. I'm reluctant to drive in for nothing but she's bleeding quite a bit so I guess it's time to go

jesus save me

It's not that bad man. Just stay calm and let the doctor and nurses do their thing.

[veggie530]

It's not that bad man. Just stay calm and let the doctors and nurses do their thing.

TBH I'm not so much nervous as I'm hoping she isn't going to be in labor for like 24 hours with me posted up in a half-assed recliner. Being an ER/ICU nurse I'm certainly no OB expert, but it at least keeps me from getting terribly nervous

also glad no cool gun purchases are coming in the mail today

[jason_bh]

After the Incog, the SG appendix rig is a treat. It's the only holster I use these days.

Interesting. I like the idea of using an AIWB holster. Just not so sure my body could handle it comfortably.

TBH I'm not so much nervous as I'm hoping she isn't going to be in labor for like 24 hours with me posted up in a half-assed recliner. Being an ER/ICU nurse I'm certainly no OB expert, but it at least keeps me from getting terribly nervous

also glad no cool gun purchases are coming in the mail today

We were lucky with all three of mine. Wife had contractions and ended up staying in the hospital. With our second son we went in on Christmas Eve, and they tried to tell her that it was fine and to go home. She had so much pain in her back that they allowed her to stay a bit longer to monitor. Son was born at 2AM. Actually that's the worst part. All three of my boys were born between 2AM and 4AM. So no sleep and already tired.

Good luck bro.

[rtm0004]

TBH I'm not so much nervous as I'm hoping she isn't going to be in labor for like 24 hours with me posted up in a half-assed recliner. Being an ER/ICU nurse I'm certainly no OB expert, but it at least keeps me from getting terribly nervous

also glad no cool gun purchases are coming in the mail today

Is this y'alls first? My first took about 16 hours - 12 of it at the hospital

good luck

[R3L3NTL3SS]

TBH I'm not so much nervous as I'm hoping she isn't going to be in labor for like 24 hours with me posted up in a half-assed recliner. Being an ER/ICU nurse I'm certainly no OB expert, but it at least keeps me from getting terribly nervous

also glad no cool gun purchases are coming in the mail today

First baby can take a while sometimes. But some people get lucky and are only in labor for a few hours and it's a fast process.

[Mortar34]

wife's contractions are now 5-10 minutes apart allegedly. I'm reluctant to drive in for nothing but she's bleeding quite a bit so I guess it's time to go

jesus save me

Good luck bro. Just do what the docs and nurses tell you to do and you'll be fine. You're just along for the ride at this point. Be a good husband and it'll all be over soon.

[rahfulz]

Hope all goes smoothly veggiebrah

[taf1968]

wife's contractions are now 5-10 minutes apart allegedly. I'm reluctant to drive in for nothing but she's bleeding quite a bit so I guess it's time to go

jesus save me

You'll be fine . . . we got through exactly ONE birth class before our son decided to come a month early. We were freaked out about not being ready/prepared and it went pretty smooth. Nature gonna nature and those medical teams who do this are great.


Good luck!!!!

[DualRectifier]

Fist baby can take a while sometimes. But some people get lucky and are only in labor for a few hours and it's a fast process.

That's a good name for a band: Fist Baby

[weightsb4dates]

Interesting. I like the idea of using an AIWB holster. Just not so sure my body could handle it comfortably.



We were lucky with all three of mine. Wife had contractions and ended up staying in the hospital. With our second son we went in on Christmas Eve, and they tried to tell her that it was fine and to go home. She had so much pain in her back that they allowed her to stay a bit longer to monitor. Son was born at 2AM. Actually that's the worst part. All three of my boys were born between 2AM and 4AM. So no sleep and already tired.

Good luck bro.

Depends on gun and your belly imo. carrying something with a beaver tail would be rough. even the stubby one on my p-01 gets a little uncomfortable at times.

[taf1968]

Our first was a train wreck . . . as far as just the goofed up nature of it all and how it played out. Son wasn't due til late September and we were sitting talking to the neighbors on a late August morning and my wife was like, "hang on, I need to go check something". She went inside and came back out a little while later and said, "Not sure what's going on . . . I wonder if my water is breaking or something because I sprung a slow leak." She was just kind of dribbling clear fluid, but not a lot.

We called the OB and she said to go to the hospital to get it checked. When we got there, the resident checked her out and was really condescending about the whole thing. She told my wife she probably was overthinking things being a new expecting mom and was probably wetting herself--and made it a point to mention "that's why WE go to medical school". She said it definitely wasn't amniotic fluid and told us she called our OB and reported it was a false alarm and she told us to go home. So we did.

Later that day, my wife is still leaking. She was adamant that she knew she wasn't peeing and so we called the OB again and she said to go right back and she would meet us there. We got to the hospital, a nurse did some litmus paper test (that we never saw the resident do) and said, "yup--you're having a baby today!". We hadn't packed a thing for the hospital because the due date was a month away. They got my wife started on pitocin and I went home to grab some basics--she was in labor overnight (and hadn't eaten--then they said she COULDN'T eat at that point). She was not happy.

Long story short . . . baby came and we showed up at the child birth class a couple nights later with him in tow and asked if we still had to take the final. Freaked everyone out because the classes had just started the week before.


For the second kid, my wife called from the OB office and told me she was dialated and was heading to the hospital and to meet her there. I said I was leaving right away. She laughed and said, "don't hurry . . . I'm stopping off to get lunch based on what happened the last time when I was starving the whole time--not gonna go through that again!"

[rtm0004]

Our first was a train wreck . . . as far as just the goofed up nature of it all and how it played out. Son wasn't due til late September and we were sitting talking to the neighbors on a late August morning and my wife was like, "hang on, I need to go check something". She went inside and came back out a little while later and said, "Not sure what's going on . . . I wonder if my water is breaking or something because I sprung a slow leak." She was just kind of dribbling clear fluid, but not a lot.

We called the OB and she said to go to the hospital to get it checked. When we got there, the resident checked her out and was really condescending about the whole thing. She told my wife she probably was overthinking things being a new expecting mom and was probably wetting herself--and made it a point to mention "that's why WE go to medical school". She said it definitely wasn't amniotic fluid and told us she called our OB and reported it was a false alarm and she told us to go home. So we did.

residents know just enough to be dangerous - there's a reason July is the worse month to go to hospitals - it's new residents first month

[tooKOOLforSKOOL]

Ordered the Vedder LightTuck for the p320 compact, hopefully no ragrets.

I'm ordering one this week also.

[jason_bh]

^^^ The whole not eating thing sucked. I had my BIL bring me some McDonald's that I ate outside the wife's room for our first.

When our second one came, it sucked for my first born. We wanted to stay at the hospital but he got sick and was throwing up, so we went home. I remember going back the next day and he had to take his Christmas toys with him. Sitting around in the room after the baby has arrived sucks.

Third one came and it was like, 'meh, okay'. Let the nurses take him to the nursery so the wife could sleep.