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I, like many Americans, practice my right to keep and bear arms by frequently carrying a concealed handgun. Legally. I paid the fee to take the course that would allow me my states "approval" to practice the aforementioned "right". Little does the state know that I frequently carried a concealed handgun prior to the concealed carry law. The weapon I have carried for years is a Sig Sauer Mosquito. Yes, it does sound silly. It is a .22 caliber semi automatic hand gun. Yes, .22 caliber is very close to shooting a bb gun. Unless, of course, 1 bullet is all you need. Then a .22 caliber handgun is just as deadly as any other. My Sig Sauer Mosquito is a very accurate handgun. I carry it in a Fobus paddle holster that holds it snug and at just the right angle.

I bought a belt this evening. I have not worn a belt since I got out of the army another lifetime ago. The reason I bought the belt is because I am wearing a different holster to accomodate a very different handgun. I am now carrying my Taurus .357 Magnum pistol. An entirely different weapon indeed. Compared to the Mosquito this is pretty much a hand cannon. It also only requires one good shot. The difference is the size of the hole it makes going in and coming out. Unlike the Mosquito which holds 11 rounds my Taurus only holds 7. 7 very large mess making bullets. At this point I should mention that a few months ago I "rearranged" a man's face and thoroughly enjoyed it. I should also mention, for the record, that these past few months I really have tried hard to be a good man.

And right now I am in a very good mood.

I think I will see if I can pick up some Black Talon ammunition.

I just thought you should know.