re: #452 Obdicut

Carrying a capacity as designed by the manufacturer. Which reduces ones ability to configure for the threat that is deemed likely.

At work in the office and shop, we deliberately went for high capacity guns because of the nature of the threat, and the proven wisdom that in a gunfight there is no time to reload. Now, for CCW, I use a seven round capacity gun. In CCW, we have to be aware of the crowd around us, the sheer weight of the gun and it’s visibility. (I’m thin) If your CCW gun becomes visible, you are in serious violation of the terms of CCW.