Holsters Essays

  • Personal Narrative: My Vacation In The Bahamas

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    Where is he firing from,” I asked myself. He must have been using a silencer, as I couldn’t hear where it came from. I completely fell for his trap. He knew I was following him. “I’m such an idiot. What do I do now?” I pulled my USP-9 out of my gun holster and immediately ran inside the restaurant, into the kitchen, as a bunch of Italians shouted at me. I darted my way out, which led me to a dark alleyway. Fearing for my life, I ran down the alleyway, my adrenaline pumping. As I came close to the end

  • I Am a Writer

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    I Am a Writer As a painfully shy and quiet third grader, I read my little, red, pocket-size dictionary at recess and snack times for fun. The big words fascinated me. Who came up with these words? How did they decide what they mean? How did you use the word idiosyncratic in a sentence and sound like you meant to use that word all along? A tall and lanky sixth grader wrote about the life and function of algae, while everyone else wrote about the history of the telescope or about the difference

  • Gun Holsters Essay

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    RUNT Pink Small Stun Gun Holsters for Women Many people nowadays have the intention to rob, kidnap, maul or bully their victims. In order to avoid these bad elements who can be found everywhere today, it is highly recommended to have your own self-defense tool. Just like any other device, your personal protection tools should have accessories too such as gun holsters for women. These are important items that can aid single ladies, working moms, and all females to quickly access their stun to traumatize

  • Personal Narrative Report

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    Due to the nature of the stop I unholsterd my duty weapon from the holster. I held my duty weapon near the outside of the holster pointed towards the ground. WPD Officer Tyler Richards #2506 was giving the driver verbal commands to place his hands outside of the vehicle. The driver was hesitant to comply with the demands of WPD Officer Tyler Richards

  • Airsoft for Beginners

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    Pang! Pang! Pang! Hit! Pang! Pang! Pang! Hit! That’s the sound of fun. That is the sound of shooting people in a game of airsoft. Airsoft is a daily thing for me. It is almost like an exercise. It gets your heart rate going. You have to sprint at times, duck behind cover and dodge bb’s. I love it; it is exciting and fun but sometimes painful. If you are going to get started, I will help you out. If you are going to play airsoft you need to wear the right clothing items! You are going to need gloves

  • Descriptive Essays - The Horse Farm

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    coffee. Now, we can head for the high country. It is still dark when we get there, so our horses are still very alert; they keep moving around and snorting with eyes wide and nostrils flared. I strap my pistol to my hips and tie the tip of the holster to my leg so it doesn't flop. We are ready to go, so I take a deep breath of the sharp, clean, mountain air and step into the saddle. As we ride along in the dark, I begin to relax. Man, I love the smell of cool mountain air; there is nothing in the

  • oscar grant

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    evacuated buildings and the courts closed early (Richardson). It was in till night fell upon the city of Oakland, when the protests against the sentence turn violent. There were reports from the Oakland PD that a car hit an officer, another officers gun holster was taken from him, and many windows were broken.

  • Lather And Nothing Else By Hernando Tellez

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    started to shake” (342). This makes the reader wonder why the barber is scared of the man who entered the barber shop. THe man is then described “...taking off his cartridge-studded belt with the pistol holster suspended from it” (342). The reader then begins to wonder why the man has a pistol holster on his belt. It is then revealed that the barber is a revolutionary and that the manis Captain Torres,

  • Morgan Earp Research Paper

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    so-called Gunfight at the O.K. Corral didn’t occur there. It took place in a vacant lot west of the rear entrance to the O.K. Corral has been mistakenly identified as the site of 1926 and drew the fight location in the wrong place. Wyatt didn’t wear a holster at the famous

  • Susan Glaspell's Trifle Of The Wild West

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    Trifles of the Wild West Trifles is a modern portrayal of scandal and deceit within a relationship that has taken place in the past, is present today and will continue to the future. Because of my passion for the days of the Wild West and the stories of violent shootings and hangings in the street, I decided that this setting would be perfect to present this story. My overall controlling vision to produce trifles is to westernize it and in the paragraphs that follow I will explain how I would

  • Analysis Of The Hate Poem By Julie Sheehan

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    not be hate at all. In fact though the speaker never comes out and directly states their hatred they may really be trying to portray the exact opposite The speaker of the poem seems to be a woman judging by the line "My breasts relaxing in their holster from morning to night hate you.” but the gender of the subject remains unknown. This poem is extremely relatable. Almost everyone has experienced the horrible tragic confusion of loving and hating someone at the same time, whether is be a family member

  • Advantages And Disadvantages Of Censorship Of Children's Literature

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    The Inessential Censoring of Children’s Literature Every story-every page of a fairy tale or novel begins with a theory to convey or a lesson to be taught. Each and every one of these stories applies exceptional techniques to reenact an unfortunate life event, or detail a fictitious world sustained by realistically personalized characters and dramatically structured ordeals. Classic favorites such as: Alice in Wonderland, Charlotte’s Web, The Giver, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory and Harry Potter

  • Short Story: The Greenhorn

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    to himself at the thought. As they crested the top of the hill, the sun rose behind them, illuminating town of Bannack and they both let out a sigh of relief. The two travelers started... ... middle of paper ... ...uickly flung his hand to his holster- BANG! Wyoming 1870 “Johnson! Hey Johnson!” Yelled Pete, a middle aged man with a long mustache that reached from one ear to the other. “Yah, what is it?” The Butcher replied, as he severed a pig’s head from it’s shoulders. Pete ran to him with piece

  • Creative Writing: The Gunslinger

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    bullet from his belt and started to fidget to keep his mind blank. It flew from one finger to the next, in between each knuckle effortlessly gliding across his skin. With long strides, he tracked through the sand, having the familiar rhythm of his gun holsters hitting against the side of his thighs. He could see in the far distance a huge sand dune bigger than any other he has previously climbed. The sun was beginning to set

  • Pros And Cons Of Gun Control Vs Open Carry

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    In the past couple of years, gun control has been a debatable topic throughout the United States, especially with the rising occurrences of mass shootings. Citizens all around are asking if firearms are necessarily a helpful tool that we need, or are they dangerous killing machines that people and news say. Today, a majority of the population respects the right to own and carry a firearm on a daily basis. Some states are changing the law from concealed carry to open carry. This means that instead

  • Why Guns Should Be Taught In Schools

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    This is not a mis-guided desire. We have to protect those we love and there is a time and a place for them. However, we must take care to ensure they are used in the right way. Holsters and keeping guns locked up at home is the best course of action for all parents and caregivers. It is also important to protect your family in the event of a home invasion where your own weapon could be put into the wrong

  • Texting While Driving Should Be Banned Analysis

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    important than safely operating a motor vehicle. Radley Balko, the senior editor of Reason Magazine and former policy analyst for civil liberties issues for the Canto Institute, vents his frustrations toward the American population crying for a law to holster phones while driving. He states Americans always get a case of “TOBAL-itis” which is an abbreviation for “There Ought a Be A Law”. Balko declares that Americans are not concerned about the outcome of a texting ban law, but only the fact that a law

  • Analyzing Norman Rockwell's 'The Runaway'

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    INTRODUCTION: "Right from the beginning, I always strived to capture everything I saw as completely as possible", a quotation from Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), one of the most popular and prolific US painter in the 19th century. This painting is named “The Runaway” done in 1958 that first appeared on The Saturday Evening Post, September 20, 1958 (cover). It’s a painting on oil on canvas and the dimensions are 91cm x 85 cm and it is now conserved in the “The Norman Rockwell Museum of Stockbridge”

  • The Cycraye: The History Of Cybercrime

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    The History of Cybercrimes – Maya Poole A cyber-crime is an illegal activity that takes place on the computer or internet (Williams). Before the internet was invented criminals were stealing information from the computers committing data theft (VPN). The first major cyber-crime was in the 80s, criminals would send a lot of scams to the inbox of emails (VPN). Most of the scams included a desperate story hoping that someone would feel bad for them and send them money or they asked for bank card

  • An Alternative Ending to "Of Mice and Men"

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    Alternate Ending-‘Of Mice and Men’ As the sun set behind the rugged hills of the Gabilan Mountains, the Salinas River rolled along the hilltops, and meandered quietly down towards the valley. It was late afternoon and already the sun had left the summit. The top of the hills now looked aphotic in the shadows. Under the trees skitters of lizards on leaves could be heard. The leaves lay charred in the sun like burnt toast. The rabbits rushed out of the brush away from foxes, as lizards skittered