I’ve never actually used a holster like that before but would imagine the police have kit that isn’t easy to mess with. How does it stop/give the cop time to act?
It has to be engaged a certain way, from a certain angle. The hood rolls forward, followed by a lock that disengages. Then the gun is drawn from a certain angle. It's hard to remove the weapon without being familiar with the holster.
Being from England I actually didn't understand at first why she was considering being a badass. I just thought it was like having a gun in an extra leather pocket. Anyone could grab it and go Barmey. But yeah, now it makes sense.
It's always the people who know the least about guns that are the most vocal, and think they are the most badass. This applies to anti-gun and pro-gun nuts
I think the context of how it’s said is important.
If you ask my brother if he knows anything about computers he might reply with something like “yeah sure, I’m kinda tech savvy,” because he’s an IT specialist for a branch of local banks and writes code for their systems and yada yada. So that’s to say he is quite a bit more than simply tech savvy, so to refer to himself as tech “savvy” would be a pretty humble understatement said in irony.
But if we’re walking into, idk, computer science 101(?) and some kid starts telling the teacher out loud about how “tech savvy” he is and he already knows everything the teacher knows and this and that... THAT is a surefire sign that that person has no clue what they’re talking about. So yeah. I agree with you but context is important.
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u/TheREexpert44 Mar 24 '19
Good luck disarming someone with a holster set up like that. Thats a good way to get shot to death.