No problem, it just seems like an incredibly vain thing to be concerned about. Im not sure if you go to the range all decked out in tacticool gear with pseudo unit patches on your jacket.
But you do you, and continue to wonder how to look cooler to total strangers.
One last thought. At 77, youre probably not doing "well" in the muscle strength and coordination department.
Well again you are wrong. You seem to not like to be told you made a mistake. your answer sounds a little hostile. Yes I am 77 and am 5'9". I weigh 178 lbs. I run, or should I say jog 3 miles twice a week. I work out at my gym 3 times a week. Still able to do 50 push ups and I am sure I can do more but 50 is part of my routine, as I am not trying to set records just keep healthy and fit. I hope you are in as good condition when you are my age. Able to bench 160 lbs. To be honest none of that is your business but I just want to inform you that you are wrong yet again. Some people make a habit of it although not intentionally. Just trying to make clear here that I have no infirmities because of my age. lol
Now back to the main topic here. When I mention unfolding the Sub 2000 I mean to be able to unfold and get it into ready position in a coordinated. Sorry if the word graceful offended you. I feel that it is not an easy weapon to present in a quick and, perhaps I should have said, smooth way. It is like working out. If you do it correctly you can reap the rewards of your efforts. However if you do it incorrectly you not only waste your time but can injure oneself.
I just wonder why you are so upset and posted what I felt was a ball busting post because I corrected what you posted as unfolding the Sub 2000 usisng the trigger guard, as releasing the trigger guard has nothing to do with unfolding the Sub 2000 . Is it because I corrected you on your mistake? If so. You have a a lot to learn as far as taking constructive criticism. Also you probably just made a misquote or just formed your sentence incorrectly.That being the case I would have not even commented onit. But it was your attitude to my post that irked me, nothing else. The last thing I do is come to these forums to argue. I come here to learn as well as help when possible.
It has always been a part part of my training with weapons to be smooth safe in all presentations of your weapons. Now before you say something else let me explain. i do not mean I have a trainer. It is just that I practice will all of my firearms and edged weapons as I not only enjoy them as a hobby but I have them for what they are, a defensive deterrent when needed. I also appreciate and respect anyone else who shares the same outlooks. That is not to mean that I demean anyone who just uses their firearms as a hobby. I respect that and I feel it is a healthy and American right to enjoy them as a hobby and enjoyment as I have many friends who do just that. However after 3 tours in Viet Nam (compliments of Uncle Sam) I have learned what such weapons can and cannot do. So in ending I just like to say. I like to be very competent with all of my firearms and edged weapons.