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    Hain’t we got all the fools in town on our side? And ain’t that a big enough majority in any town?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingate's Hairbrush View Post
    For those whom it may help: the actual phrase "the J-frame lifestyle", spoken silently to oneself in the moment of life's many quotidian indignities and instances that -- responded to injudiciously -- could lead to escalations and situations that while perhaps justified we all nonetheless want to avoid, after enough repetitions becomes a powerful mantra in service to holding firm some of the very important disciplines discussed in this excellent thread.

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    Very late to the party.

    I reject the J frame lifestyle.

    I live in an urban environment.

    I have put people in jail for 27+ years.

    I shoot a G19 sized pistol or bigger orders of magnitude better than a J frame outside of bad breath distance.

    I simply have accepted dressing around the pistol with a purpose designed holster/belt combo.

    At 6’3’, 205 ish, 44l coat 34ish waistline- it can sometimes take a bit of work but is completely doable without looking like tactical teddy given my ever increasing need to wear jacket and tie 4x a week (M-R, sometime F)

    YMMV/FWIW

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