Posted: 10/19/2011 12:30:19 PM EDT
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This was sent to me without any info. That is an Arizona sheriff car in the background? I love Arizona.  
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Someone watched too many cowboy movies as a kid by the looks of it .
| The first problem that I see is that the only way to control a motorcycle and fire a pistol is with left hand. When you let go of the throttle with the right hand the bike tends to want to crash. The way that holster is set up I do not see how a left handed cross draw would be possible. FWIW that LEO vehicle is not MCSO . I have seen the picture on the AK Forum and I think it is from Texas. Still cool except for the fake bullet hole. |
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The first problem that I see is that the only way to control a motorcycle and fire a pistol is with left hand. When you let go of the throttle with the right hand the bike tends to want to crash. The way that holster is set up I do not see how a left handed cross draw would be possible. FWIW that LEO vehicle is not MCSO . I have seen the picture on the AK Forum and I think it is from Texas. Still cool except for the fake bullet hole. Why would the bike crash from letting off of the throttle? Engage clutch while releasing the throttle, draw, fire. |
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WIN - this picture is full of it. |
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LOL on a Sporty with the reflectors left on, no less!!! First pic is pretty cool tho. Concur with ABavo...bullet hole is teh ghey |
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The first problem that I see is that the only way to control a motorcycle and fire a pistol is with left hand. When you let go of the throttle with the right hand the bike tends to want to crash. The way that holster is set up I do not see how a left handed cross draw would be possible. FWIW that LEO vehicle is not MCSO . I have seen the picture on the AK Forum and I think it is from Texas. Still cool except for the fake bullet hole. I'd rather be able to pull in the clutch and grab the gun at the same time. Maybe more likely to need the gun while stopped, IMHO |
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Quoted: ... bah, subtly is your friend  (do you see it?) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/Winston_Wolf1/Glock1.jpg  why is there a gun locked to the fork under the tire? |
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... bah, subtly is your friend
(do you see it?) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/Winston_Wolf1/Glock1.jpg why is there a gun locked to the fork under the tire?
thats no glock its block and hes putting it to good use as a chock. |
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Quoted: Quoted: ... bah, subtly is your friend (do you see it?) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/Winston_Wolf1/Glock1.jpg why is there a gun locked to the fork under the tire?... because at the time the picture was take, it wasn't legal in AZ to carry into a bar (Billet) |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ... bah, subtly is your friend (do you see it?) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/Winston_Wolf1/Glock1.jpg why is there a gun locked to the fork under the tire?thats no glock its block and hes putting it to good use as a chock.  I see the good doctor is in.... |
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... bah, subtly is your friend
(do you see it?) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v473/Winston_Wolf1/Glock1.jpg why is there a gun locked to the fork under the tire?
thats no glock its block and hes putting it to good use as a chock. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_aj_173BZ0-c/TSSSPGI7aSI/AAAAAAAAG6U/xHcO4lwul-k/s1600/cat-in-the-hat.jpg I see the good doctor is in....
thats right!!! take your block they call glock and chock your wheels with it. lol |