Welcome, what do you shoot?
None, there’s another called Bear, I believe PSA is a partner some how
What type?
Would be curious to know the details
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Look it up on the internet there are several cases . Most were because the Client was charged .
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Welcome from Ky.
I have U.S Lawshield
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Umm, isn’t that the point of having it, to defend you in a situation where you needed to use your weapon?
Kyle Rittenhouse being a prime example.
That name implies lawfare is not new doesn’t’ it
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And Kyle Rittenhouse said it was NAGR( natinal association for Gun Rights)that came to his aid and paid alot of his legal fees . Thats why I am with NAGR
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Thanks, a rainy friday in Lebanon, Oregon.
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I forgot my ruger service six stainless 38, with five star firearms speed loaders, can’t go wrong.
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I wouldn’t argue 
Don’t have a lot of revolver experience, ran a jframe in a bug match before, only your best five shots counted anyhow, but I’d still try to fire the next not existent round being used to semi auto, click, no boom
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Like my M11A1 Sig on the first shot (DA), the ruger has a point where you can hold the hammer just before firing and avoid the flinch.
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Konnichiwa!
I’m an American living in Japan. Not much shooting going on here, but I have a decent collection stateside and never miss visiting the range when I’m there.
I own and shoot everything except black powder.
I used to enjoy IDPA and have done a couple of Cowboy Action events. I miss the camaraderie.
I haven’t been very active online lately, but will be around here a bit.
Thanks for the invite.
Kent
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Welcome!
That’s what the anti gunners don’t get, IDPA and all the sports are just that, “sports”, as mature responsible people we can shoot all we want without any need for people to hate on us as dangerous.
But…can we handle two Kent W’s? @The22Man
From what I hear its not a bad place but suffers from the same type of deep state madness, agree or not?
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Welcome to the forum @kentw
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Welcome from Ky
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Welcome, to the best Gun talk forum of All Time !! Enjoy the site …
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Welcome from Oregon. My father was in the Air Force, so I was born in Japan while he was stationed at Tachikawa air base.
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I’d pretty much agree. Tradition is extremely important. Traditionally only the elites (Samurai) were allowed to have weapons, so that is still the case. Japan is very advanced technologically, but socially very behind/backward.
Thanks, everyone, for the warm welcome!
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For work I take it ? Not that its any of my business, My brother is married to a women from Southern Japan whom He met in College. They reside in NY state now.
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Yeah, I initially came here on a one-year contract to teach English.
My mom told me, “Don’t fall in love with a beautiful Japanese woman and never come back!” I replied,”Don’t worry, it’s only a one-year contract.”
That was 21 years ago. 
I’m married to a beautiful Japanese doctor and have 2 amazing kids.
It’s a surprisingly common story.
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Time for a state side trade off. She can spend the next 21 yrs. State side in your Ancestral home. Fair is fair 
My sister in law didnt want to stay in Japan she wanted to come to America
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I personally would die in Japan, I needs me lots of wide open spaces and few peoples. I dont know how you handle the urban nature of 90% of Japan
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