Kauffman Tire

[CliffB]

how about if what im wearing doesnt allow for CC? im not going to buy a specific firearm and clothing just to carry concealed and im not going to just not carry because I cant conceal. I have OCed while getting my car repaired, in church/court clothes, on a trip to the range when I couldnt carry every gun in a case in, and many other instances when it was much more of a hassle to CC, couldnt conceal but didnt want to leave it in the vehicle with someone i didnt know. You might as well go and join Bloomberg since you are against the right to OC and feel the need to generalize everyone who OC's as macho and wanting to show they have "power". Just be happy someone else carries and be happy that they have found a way that works for them. What assists in a "public outcry" is when an antigunner gets up in arms over someone OCing and then the gun snobs agree by saying if only he would have CC'ed and OC is for assholes and stuff like that. When you say that stuff you are agreeing with the antigunners in some way, plain and simple. Id much rather not agree with anything they believe and carry in a way that suits me best at the time regardless of if its cc or oc. rant over.

I'm glad i'm not the only one with this feeling. So the 2nd amendment only applies to hiding your gun with CC? I am only allowed to posses a gun and defend myself if i hide it?

 

[The Bandit]

I'm glad i'm not the only one with this feeling. So the 2nd amendment only applies to hiding your gun with CC? I am only allowed to posses a gun and defend myself if i hide it?

iv met lots of people who both cc and oc. i personally do both because its not always convenient to cc just as its not always convenient to cc. im a fan of firearms carry period. doesnt matter how you do it im just happy you are carrying.

 

[Zombie Ninja]

the dude working at bed bath and beyond is obviously a wussified he-she

Oh he was! He actually said, "it scared him."
I felt like asking him, "are you often afraid of inanimate objects? Those scissors sitting on the checkout counter... You scared of those?" ****ing pansy

 

[chucklenut]

Oh he was! He actually said, "it scared him."
I felt like asking him, "are you often afraid of inanimate objects? Those scissors sitting on the checkout counter... You scared of those?" ****ing pansy

you should have warned him about the billions of bacteria surrounding him at all times

 

[whiskerz]

Kaufman tire , has sucked for years

 

[bulletpaluza]

It's sad how scared people are of a gun. It can be on the hip of the nicest person & they immediately go into "WE'RE ALL GONNA BE KILLED BY THIS PSYCHO!" mode.

I was looking at some birthday cards at Bed, Bath & Beyond (smiling and laughing too so I would look extra intimidating) & one of the men who work there came around the corner to ask if I needed any help & let out an audible gasp, as he jumped back at the sight of my pistol.

My pistol is not on my hip for you. It is on my hip for me. Should someone attack me with force, I would use it to end the threat with force. It is not for harming the gentlemen asking if I need a hand finding the foot baths as many seem to believe.

/smh

Anytime I see a chick carrying I always make it a point to talk to them wish more would carry.

Chick = cool

Chick with a gun = sexy

just my opinion

 

[CliffB]

Kaufman tire , has sucked for years

I took 2 trucks there at the same time to get 8 tires put on about 5 years ago. Took 8.5 hours beginning to end.

 

[Laufen]

I've never OC'd, I just can't imagine the general public is ready for an HGUNHNTR live debate.

 

[joewilly]

I happen to choose to CC, but last week I was at a Walmart, and a fella came in the store with his pistol open carry and the "greeter" looked down at his pistol and said "Welcome to Walmart".

 

[kmaxwell3]

Well I don't do business with antigunners, that way it affects them.

What he said^^^^^^