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Define "truck gun"
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I have a gun on my night stand to so I’m not following your argument. It’s not in plain sight and when it’s not placed there for security, it’s in my safe. Why? Because leaving it anywhere else, where kids or somebody I don’t want finding it, is irresponsible as hell. I could give 2 turds about DC. Fact of the matter is, the gun does you no good when it’s not on you and only benefits criminals, when it’s in your vehicle. As far as police, they have standard SOGs which define where their firearms are to be stored. In most cases that’s their vehicle and I agree, that’s again, irresponsible as hell.
I’m a firefighter and also work on the side for a company with a strict firearms policy. You lose your job, you can get a new one. I lose mine and I’m out a pension and I’ll never be a firefighter ever again. But at the end of the day, I always have my gun on me and will never be told when, how and where I can defend myself. If you don’t make it home one day, I hope following the rules, was worth the end result. For the record, I hope that’s never the case.
a gun that is in the truck
define "C" level
truck gun for me is normally some pistol.
ill just go ahead and say. I carry at work and if I were found out, I would 97% most likely be terminated immediately. I do NOT however think Everyone should do that. I made the decision that id rather be fired and alive than dead and employed. I don't believe people who choose differently to be "sack-less". I work in extremely remote areas at times and have to worry about meth heads squatting in houses and the occasional coyote or bear. If I worked at an office then id probably make other arrangements.
ill just go ahead and say. I carry at work and if I were found out, I would 97% most likely be terminated immediately. I do NOT however think Everyone should do that. I made the decision that id rather be fired and alive than dead and employed. I don't believe people who choose differently to be "sack-less". I work in extremely remote areas at times and have to worry about meth heads squatting in houses and the occasional coyote or bear. If I worked at an office then id probably make other arrangements.
I work at the port of Brunswick where the GA Port Authority Police have zero sense of humor and make the DNR guys seem friendly. Needless to say it's a definite no carry zone with random vehicle checks by them and sometimes even Coast Guard guys. It sucks since it seems that most high profile violent acts happen at work lately. But what can you do?
Between B & D???
ahhhh there is a "D" level.
D Level, is the like the fluffer on the porno set
