So I finally saved up enough and was lucky enough to find someone who still has this around for sale. The tubes are awesome. But it didn't come with any user manual, how do I turn on the COTM? There's a bunch of buttons and dials that I have no idea what they do
Edit: I'm a dumbass, the cable wasnt plugged in firm
I’ve been looking at ways to properly retain a shotgun. The old belt mounted hook method isn’t secure enough to my liking, but the sticking a magnet to the side of my cummerbund feels dubious because I feel like I’m gonna get stuck on railings by accident or something similar.
I don’t have anything on the back so I was wondering if it would be a good idea to use the tool sleeve to retain the shotgun? The shotgun I have is about the same in terms of weight and size compared to a halligan or bolt cutter so I don’t see why it wouldn’t fit, but are there other factors I’m not considering?
We are both in our mid-late 20s. It runs in the family for her. I’ve gotten pretty good at recognizing when its affecting gets bad at her and have been nothing but patient and understanding. But she has a lot of worries that’s been stressing her out: accidentally lashing out and hurting me, losing interest in things that we enjoy doing together, not being able to keep her job
I’ve promised her that I will never let this get between us, and I’ll stop at nothing to help make her life better. We’ve talked about refinancing our home and get on a private insurance plans together so we can get proper treatments and antipsychotic medications, but from what I’ve read the meds have a lot of side effects.
I just feel powerless. I just want to be a good spouse for her. She’s lived a very traumatic life, when we found each other we were both in our lowest points, and I just want her to be happy. Is there anything I can say or do? Noises to avoid? Or is it really a person by person case?