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That's a problem. With a shoulder holster you could end up with broken 
ribs. With a belt holster a banged up hip. With a back holster I'd hate 
to thing of what you could end up with.

That's why I carry mine in my teeth. That way it always close at hand. 
If my horse won't stop, it serves as brakes. And the biggest reason if 
my horse decides to play yard darts I just spit it the other way and 
won't land on it ;-) .

Truman

Beth Walker wrote:
> Just something to think about ... A long time ago, I rode with a 
> fellow that packed heat for a while. He stopped after he came off his 
> horse and had a huge bruise that practically put him in bed for a week 
> from landing on the gun. He carried his in a holster on his hip.

--

“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how 
smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong” Richard 
Feynman, Nobel Laureate in Physics


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