I think if open carried was more of a standard, was a more of a standard way of carrying,

more people, I think more people would actually probably spend more money on their guns than they do.

Now, now, at the same time, it just, it, the reason why I'm hesitating is because I've seen some security guards and I've seen some of their carry guns.

I'm like, you sure about that?

You sure about that?

You sure about that?

But I stop myself because I'm like, it could you be a financial thing?

Everybody doesn't have thousands of dollars to put into handguns, which I totally understand. But I also have

seen a lot of situations where people would cheap out on their handgun. So for them, it's like, well, let's just get a gun. A gun is a gun is a gun. And they'll cheap out on it. And I'm like, that I don't understand. They have the means to buy something better, but they choose not to. now if it's reliable and it works and you shoot it well i can't say shit but if you're just if you're just

being cheap to beat better, but they choose not to. Now, if it's reliable and it works and you shoot it well, I can't say shit.

But if you're just, if you're just being cheap to be cheap on a gun, that you're probably

going to have, that if you had to protect yourself, you would probably have to rely on that gun to do it.

It doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

This episode of the Koleon-N-N- Noir podcast is brought to you by Vetter Holsters. What's going on, folks? Coelion Noir. And welcome to another episode of the Coalion Noir podcast. This is going to be a solo podcast, as you can see. All right. All right. All right. So what are we going to talk about today? So what I wanted to talk, I came across a post recently. And I don't remember exactly where it was. I thought I put it in my phone. You know, there's always so many different ideas and stuff that I need to do for videos. I have a running list. And then sometimes I think I put it in and then I go back to look. It's not there. And then sometimes I think I put it in and then I go back to look.

It's not there.

And then sometimes I think I put it in and I never actually did put it in.

That goes without saying.

But I saw a post and largely it got me the thinking.

What the posts talked about was the idea that you don't want to keep an expensive gun as your carry gun, um, or gun that like you keep in your car, um, that you want to have like a beater gun, so to speak. And, and that that's, that's a gun that like is a gun that if you ever had to use it in self-defense and you had to and the cops had to take it for evidence or whatnot, you wouldn't

be without that gun. Or like if you had it in your car and somebody broke into your car and

Jesus, it's time I think I turned all the stuff off.

It's still on.

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