For how dangerous it is, it accomplishes a world of nothing. I can't speak for other countries, but if you live in the US, too many people out there in public around you have limited or no emotional intelligence. They simply react to stimuli instead of pausing to think. This is quite literally how insects work! Thanks to these reactors, you can go from minding your own business to the receiving end of someone's childish tirade over something minor ⸺ or even nothing at all. As you might expect given that intro, I was the victim of a brief potential road rage a few weeks ago. It unfolded as follows...
Category: Guns
Do not buy a P320 or other Sig Sauer products
I've been trying unsuccessfully to write this succinctly for a few months now, but each attempt ended up getting annoyingly long. In the interest of getting something out there, I'll have to fall on Wikipedia and AI to get most of the background info out of the way. Even now this post will be long, but imagine it with background details!
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Always visually inspect the chamber
I don't want to use the dorky phrase "lives rent-free in my head" as many of the terminally online do, but I'm not sure anything better describes it. Here we have a guy doing not one but two negligent discharges, back to back, in his apartment:
Beware of overly low gun prices online
I suppose it preemptively bears mention that this idea applies to everything you might buy ⸺ online and otherwise. No matter where you go or what you're buying, folks want to separate you from as many of your dollars as they can. Such is the tao of capitalism.
Problems fully loading Bodyguard 2.0 magazines?
If you're having trouble getting 12 rounds into your Bodyguard 2.0's magazine, even with a magazine loader like the Uplula, fret not. The springs can be stiff as hell from the factory.
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Test your defensive ammunition!
Last week I picked up a S&W Bodyguard 2.0 with the aim of replacing my Glock 42 for concealed-carry purposes.