Evidently you missed where I said that I'm not promoting cold carry, or where I quoted myself to make it clear.
My point about the Jewish method is not that cold carry is great, but to point out that cold carry does not = instant death, safety scissors, or paperweights.
And please don't start droning on about the decades old "modern technique".
I suppose I did miss it. My apologies. How about we substitute "modern technique" (Excuse me Col. Cooper) with "current training doctrine"? Methods and training are constantly evolving.
Fair enough. I just cringe when I hear "modern technique", because it's nearly always used by some tool whose only exposure to pistol training is reading Cooper's Commentaries and who wears a ghillie suit to the range. At least IME.
And I agree that cold carry isn't a part of any current training doctrine, at least that I'm aware of.
