very well.

You know, I mean, I'd rather have a SAP or a blackjack than a gun if I'm going to strike somebody.

You know, so the way San Diego did that and said, you have to fire at least two shots with your support hand.

I think that's an excellent break.

So if somebody did those two, that's 20 rounds.

And especially, what's the standard size box now of self-defense ammunition? 20 rounds.

20 rounds.

and databasing it.

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It's heavy, it's big, it's kind of, frankly, kind of lumpy, uh, because of the grip sticking out.

It's, you know, when I hear people say, "What's the ideal carry gun?" Well, yeah, if you dress...

First of all, if you dress like a tactical hobo, which, you know, a lot of people do i- in our industry, and if you have a really good belt and a really good holster, it's a good gun to carry.

But, you know, I, I've had many people come to classes and, and I consider, um...

I spent about three and a half years teaching evening classes at an indoor range almost weekly, and they would range from, you know, sometimes I'd have two people show up and sometimes I'd have a dozen.

Um, and that was one of the formative, perhaps the most formative event of my firearms training career because it taught me what the real world of people who have a, have a license, in Georgia we call it a weapons carry license, um, what those people are really like.

Mm