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Jan 11, 2020 21:26:12 #
Absolutely love her look from the neck up. Have to agree with some, sheer see-thru shirt would look better pulled down.
BTW, firing pin or not, one only puts a finger on the trigger to fire it. Or anyway that is what my military, Honor Guard and concealed carry training says.
BTW, firing pin or not, one only puts a finger on the trigger to fire it. Or anyway that is what my military, Honor Guard and concealed carry training says.
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Feb 9, 2020 06:11:57 #
Timmers
Loc: San Antonio Texas.
buckwheat wrote:
I'm thinking out loud here....I wonder if this wouldn't be more effective if the model was completely topless, or a see-through top which conceals nothing. I'm trying to come up with the scenario where she would have a gun out, along with a pair of 38s. In other words, why is her shirt pulled up?
Answer, its that Liz chick!
Feb 9, 2020 06:30:11 #
Timmers
Loc: San Antonio Texas.
Robeng wrote:
Okay, before you so call gun experts say Liz's finger is on the trigger, know that I took the firing pin out of the gun (I'm a certified Glock Armorer). So there's no way a round can be fired.
I was laughing at all the comments about this image of The Lizard Girl! Liz Ashly, the model, is doing a Laura Craft style image, in case that is not totally obvious.
Liz is home based in Houston Texas. I've said this to Liz several times that she is one of the top internet models, actual one of the three (Mosh and London Andrews being the other two). Just Google Liz Ashly and you get images and videos of her. She is so comfortable in or out of her clothes. God she has a lot of them, ok I have added to the piles. She is a real girly girl just like Mosh and London Andrews and like them she is brainy and fun loving.
Just as a reference, Liz is not only totally at ease with weapons, but her main squeeze that she has been with for years, Darrel, is a former cop and I'm sure she is well knowledgeable with fire arms of the tackle type. But don't test her by breaking into her house in Houston, it would take one round to put someone down.
Feb 10, 2020 23:43:58 #
buckwheat wrote:
I'm thinking out loud here....I wonder if this wouldn't be more effective if the model was completely topless, or a see-through top which conceals nothing. I'm trying to come up with the scenario where she would have a gun out, along with a pair of 38s. In other words, why is her shirt pulled up?
Ok...the answer to your question is obvious. The shirt is up to show off her 38s! As far as what would be more effective, I would beg to differ. Let's be real here. The effect that is trying to be realized here is sexual attraction. While there is the effect of "less is more" I believe the approach of this shot is more straight forward.
Since I'm not the photographer I can obviously be totally wrong but this is the way it seems to me.
Mar 7, 2021 22:32:38 #
First of all I love the picture. To me it captures two kinds of danger...the weapon and the beautiful woman. Both can really do you harm! Having said that, why are you guys obsessed with safe gun handling practices in a photo? First the original poster feel it's necessary to point out any danger from bad trigger discipline was mitigated by removing the firing pin. Then a commenter says "The lack of a firing pin, which nobody would know, doesn't lessen the appropriateness of calling out a finger on the trigger.". Really? Why? In many action movies they use real guns as props. They point them at each other and actually pull the triggers! Do you guys go to the movies and scream at the screen calling out poor gun safety practices? I carry a gun every day and go target shooting as often as I can. I strictly follow all gun safety practices that apply. But guys, lighten up. You're never going to run into a lady dressed like this so you don't have to worry that she might accidentally shoot you...I suggest you enjoy the fantasy!
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