I believe NIPSCO has been there since about the 1920’s give or take. Same with the prison I believe.You give the government and NIPSCO the lion's share of the lakefront and then you plant a prison within city limits.
I believe NIPSCO has been there since about the 1920’s give or take. Same with the prison I believe.You give the government and NIPSCO the lion's share of the lakefront and then you plant a prison within city limits.
Yes, he was legal, but why do this? Guess I don't get it....unless the lights went out for the last time.Officers investigate man seen carrying rifle into Valparaiso Walmart, police say
Authorities found the man, who was cooperative with officers and was found to be legally carrying his firearm. No threats of any kind were made.www.nwitimes.com
I will second a vote for Andrew.Sorry just saw this. Andrew S Berns, 219-465-1140. Good luck!
I'm going more with not thinking at all.I'm guessing this guy may have been thinking ahead.
Protects you from GOV (which it sounds like it did - no charges)I guess the 2nd only applies when you're carrying like folks are comfortable with.
As posted elsewhere on INGO, duct-tape forehead carry is legal
That would be an awfully uncomfortable carry method.Careful telling me that, I live in Kouts after all.
First, assault rifle? Really?I'm a staunch supporting of the 2A and concealed carry anywhere I'm legally allowed, but I'm leaving anywhere I see someone carrying an assault rifle besides maybe a gun show. Plenty of examples of mass shootings perpetrated by otherwise unsuspecting-looking individuals with mental illness.
I've shot IDPA at multiple clubs and my experience has been the safety officers watch you like a hawk until you've proven your ability to safely handle a firearm... and that's in about as pro-carry of an environment as you can get. I'm not saying that a person doesn't have the right to legally carry a long gun in public, but if I don't know them I have no idea what their intentions are. I carry for protection, either concealed or open, any time I'm legally allowed to and I cannot think of a single reason to carry a long gun in public other than intimidation or looking to provoke a response from someone (even though I agree it is a person's right to do so). As it is a long-term goal of mine to never get in a gun fight, I choose to remove myself from the situation. The problem with the "examples where nothing happened at all" argument is that there's absolutely no way of knowing which it is until it's over.First, assault rifle? Really?
Second, there are many more examples where nothing at all happened.
Do you react the same to someone open carrying a handgun?I've shot IDPA at multiple clubs and my experience has been the safety officers watch you like a hawk until you've proven your ability to safely handle a firearm... and that's in about as pro-carry of an environment as you can get. I'm not saying that a person doesn't have the right to legally carry a long gun in public, but if I don't know them I have no idea what their intentions are. I carry for protection, either concealed or open, any time I'm legally allowed to and I cannot think of a single reason to carry a long gun in public other than intimidation or looking to provoke a response from someone (even though I agree it is a person's right to do so). As it is a long-term goal of mine to never get in a gun fight, I choose to remove myself from the situation. The problem with the "examples where nothing happened at all" argument is that there's absolutely no way of knowing which it is until it's over.
I'm a staunch supporting of the 2A and concealed carry anywhere I'm legally allowed, but I'm leaving anywhere I see someone carrying an assault rifle besides maybe a gun show. Plenty of examples of mass shootings perpetrated by otherwise unsuspecting-looking individuals with mental illness.
If you read my post, you'll notice I said I myself carry both open and concealed so no, I do not react the same. I would love an education though - what practical purpose is there for carrying an assault rifle into a store other than intimidation or to provoke a response?Do you react the same to someone open carrying a handgun?
Please educate me - what practical purpose is there for carrying a long gun into a store other than intimidation or to provoke a response?Spook alert
Agreed, dont mind the push back. Some people are obsessed with their "rights" without any thought of responsibility. Anyone strutting around in public with an AR or AK needs a mental health check.I'm a staunch supporting of the 2A and concealed carry anywhere I'm legally allowed, but I'm leaving anywhere I see someone carrying an assault rifle besides maybe a gun show. Plenty of examples of mass shootings perpetrated by otherwise unsuspecting-looking individuals with mental illness.
Please educate me - what practical purpose is there for carrying a long gun into a store other than intimidation or to provoke a response?
Lighten up Francis"Assault Rifle"....
You have outed yourself.
I could make an argument that you've actually outed yourself by not even attempting to answer my question. I've both bought and built AR's and love shooting that platform. Again, give me one PRACTICAL reason to carry a rifle in public?"Assault Rifle"....
You have outed yourself
Thank you for your comment. It's very reassuring to know that there are others that take the responsibility of owning and carrying weapons seriously.Agreed, dont mind the push back. Some people are obsessed with their "rights" without any thought of responsibility. Anyone strutting around in public with an AR or AK needs a mental health check.
In this day where mass shootings are all too common place, and the public being highly sensitive to guns in general, we need to be ambassadors of sanity from the gun carrying crowd, we need to win the hearts and minds of non gun owners and "exercizing your God given rights" by strutting around like that is moronic.
I almost always carry concealed, i just makes good sense to keep your card close to your vest.
Again, dont let the nit pickers get you down, you are 100% right on this. Let the frenzy begin, as if I care...