Carrying a Gun
#2
I carry it next to me between the seat and console with one in the pipe and fifteen more behind it, when I leave it goes into my conceal holster. And if I get into trouble I will be heading back to my truck to get the big scary boy... I dont have a safe nore do I want one to store my hand gun, I would not mind it for the rifles because of thieves but if you run into a thief or mugger who is threating you life and he has a gun pointed at you the last thing I want is my one and only tool that can protect me in a safe, and locked.
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#7
I used to all the time but being in construction and working on schools and university's most of the year I don't. The power house I work at some does not allow firearms on sight either. I'm not going to chance losing a good job for it. I don't want to be an example for some idiot turning me in and having to fight a felony.
I'm all for concealed and carry, as long as training goes with it.
Did have a good feeling the other day, went into a restaurant in Columbia, Mo. and right on the door was a sign saying concealed and carry is welcome in this business.
I'm all for concealed and carry, as long as training goes with it.
Did have a good feeling the other day, went into a restaurant in Columbia, Mo. and right on the door was a sign saying concealed and carry is welcome in this business.
#8
I've worked at places like that too. I have asked for permission and have never been turned down to carry "covertly". When 911 happened, I was asked to along with several others.
Comforting to know that a nut job can walk into a power plant and do whatever they want to and no one will stop them, just like our schools.
Comforting to know that a nut job can walk into a power plant and do whatever they want to and no one will stop them, just like our schools.