Thats a hell of a deal, do you have your FFL or something?
Nope all you need is the cash to allow you to swing a large order of ammo.
No FFL is required...
Thats a hell of a deal, do you have your FFL or something?
You should plan for the worst possible, all lesser instances will be covered.
What about pepper spray? Should I OC OC or CC OC?
If you do decide to CC the OC, avoid appendix carry. Stuff happens.
There are rules against or at least recommendations against Open carry certain places where I live. I walked into Wal-Mart carrying openly and they asked me to leave the store and cover it up. I ended up having to go out to my car and put on some huge t-shirt that had been in my trunk for a month. They said they did not want to alarm their customers.
The point I am trying to make with this story is, I now always carry concealed. Not because I think its better or worse, but because I will never be asked to leave a store, go out to my car and change if they do not know its there.
Also, in regards to the argument of "the chances of getting burglarized is far more common that a mass murder" may be true. But, 99% of the time, if you stay out of bad areas and stay alert, the probability of both probably are (and unfortunately are closer than you may think)
I mean, have you seen some of the little freaks that run around our state now-a-days?
Do they have a sign saying no firearms in there store? I open carry in Walmart all the time....
I have open carried a few times but it was not out of choice. Im all for allowing someone to open carry if that is what they like to do. I prefer to conceal my weapon; that is just my preference.
Good thing we don't have to ask your permission
Just kidding, odd choice of words
Open Carry? Why? What for?
To call attention to yourself? To feel Macho? To garner stares from those around you?
(seriously..some folks OC because if makes them feel like Superman)
I prefer CC simply because I do NOT want folks to know that I am armed.
I don't wish to 'advertise' the fact and have no point to make.
There is also the element of surprise, as I have experienced.
Several years ago, when I was out for an exercise walk I had two guys watching me very closely. They waited for me to get close to them and one nodded to the other, which I took as a signal that they were sizing me up for a mugging.
I opened my coat, put my hand on my holstered Glock and when they saw me do this, they looked at each other and walked away.
OC if you wish, but I prefer the element of surprise.
I did. Did you?
By your odd logic, and the fact that my Glock was hidden, you try to twist my statement and imply that I was hoping to "bait" the two clowns by appearing to be an easy victim.
My reason for carrying concealed is done to NOT draw attention to myself. I prefer to not garner unnecessary attention by carrying openly.
I'll leave that to the Roy Rogers types.
My "situational awareness" is quite good, thank you, and without the paranoia of worrying that a kook lurks around every corner or behind every tree.