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by BrassMonkey
Wed Jul 11, 2007 5:35 am
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

I didn'f fail to address anything. I said if I see it, then I will give them a verbal. If I don't see it, I don't care.


phddan wrote:It has been suggested many, many times that to keep law abiding CHLers out of your house, all you need to do is post, or give verbal.
Both Right2Carry, and BrassMonkey have refused to address this option.
Why is this??

Dan
by BrassMonkey
Tue Jul 10, 2007 9:06 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Maybe this should be locked?
by BrassMonkey
Tue Jul 10, 2007 8:54 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Shiny!!!
by BrassMonkey
Tue Jul 10, 2007 7:06 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Must be nice... I have to go work at a hospital where we are not allowed to carry... Parking lots are allowed though :-D
by BrassMonkey
Tue Jul 10, 2007 7:37 am
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

OK,
hang on a sec, I grew up "helping"all the service people who came to the house, are you telling me this is not accepted here?
phddan wrote:
If some plumber is rooting around undee the sink, there is no reason he can't go over and watch and even help.

No No No No No :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Good gravy, I can't believe you are serious. It's bad enough when grown ups get in the work space, but your going to let a child watch and help???!!!!!
That child ought to be in another room, or at least no where near a service man.

Wow

Dan
by BrassMonkey
Mon Jul 09, 2007 7:56 am
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Hiya Mama Glock...

I didn't resurect anything. I got goaded, lol... Coffee over there is NASTY!
llwatson wrote:
BrassMonkey wrote:Exactly, if they are properly concealing, I would never know.

And yes, if they have a CHL they ARE exactly who I would want around. Just not with a firearm when my son is home.

And I agree with you, their "verbal" is my, "Leave"

And for the record, I think every non criminal should be allowed to carry. And it should be a heck of a lot simpler and less time consuming to get a license. If it should even be licensed. It should all be handled at the local level, as in, local town or city. At the very worst, at the County level. Why can;t I go buy me CHL from Academy at the same time I buy my fishing license every year? If should still remain a State mandated "Shall" issue as well. The County takes taxes every yeay from me, why shouldn't someone suggest that it is handled locally? No need to go into great detail on this one as I am just stating my feelings on whether I am the only one I want to carry or not.

Over the last number of months, I have formulated a conclusion based solely on these board posts. It seems from my observations that some CHL holders feel they are a protected class of citizen. They feel and attempt to demonstrate that anyone who infringes on their right to be possesing a firearm on or about their person, by utilizing their right to infringe, such as a homeowner or business owner must be evil. Or support criminals and the like.

Our right to posses a firearm does not trump others rights to not allow it in their home. Your right to religion does not allow you to force religion on others. Our right to free speech does not allow us to infringe on others rights by saying I am going to blow up this plane, whethe ryou mean it or not. Your right to carry a bic lighter walking down the street does not take the TSA's right to confiscate it at the airport. In this case, you have two options, leave, or comply and get on the plane, yes it is perfectly legal to have a bic lighter in your pocket. And umbrellas, same thing. Notice I am referencing harmless inanimate objects here. There is no 1:1 comparison that I can think of for CHL Holder Vs. CHL Holder yet wants to control his home, but there are plenty that come pretty close.
Monkey Boy,

You have been gone for a month or so, and now you come back and resurrect all this old garbage...

Didn't they have any de-caf in India? :nono:
by BrassMonkey
Mon Jul 09, 2007 12:53 am
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

If a service person is using say a cirular saw, or a cutting torch, I can see that and keep him away from it at the appropriate times. If some plumber is rooting around undee the sink, there is no reason he can't go over and watch and even help.
by BrassMonkey
Mon Jul 09, 2007 12:07 am
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Exactly, if they are properly concealing, I would never know.

And yes, if they have a CHL they ARE exactly who I would want around. Just not with a firearm when my son is home.

And I agree with you, their "verbal" is my, "Leave"

And for the record, I think every non criminal should be allowed to carry. And it should be a hell of a lot simpler and less time consuming to get a license. If it should even be licensed. It should all be handled at the local level, as in, local town or city. At the very worst, at the County level. Why can;t I go buy me CHL from Academy at the same time I buy my fishing license every year? If should still remain a State mandated "Shall" issue as well. The County takes taxes every yeay from me, why shouldn't someone suggest that it is handled locally? No need to go into great detail on this one as I am just stating my feelings on whether I am the only one I want to carry or not.

Over the last number of months, I have formulated a conclusion based solely on these board posts. It seems from my observations that some CHL holders feel they are a protected class of citizen. They feel and attempt to demonstrate that anyone who infringes on their right to be possesing a firearm on or about their person, by utilizing their right to infringe, such as a homeowner or business owner must be evil. Or support criminals and the like.

Our right to posses a firearm does not trump others rights to not allow it in their home. Your right to religion does not allow you to force religion on others. Our right to free speech does not allow us to infringe on others rights by saying I am going to blow up this plane, whethe ryou mean it or not. Your right to carry a bic lighter walking down the street does not take the TSA's right to confiscate it at the airport. In this case, you have two options, leave, or comply and get on the plane, yes it is perfectly legal to have a bic lighter in your pocket. And umbrellas, same thing. Notice I am referencing harmless inanimate objects here. There is no 1:1 comparison that I can think of for CHL Holder Vs. CHL Holder yet wants to control his home, but there are plenty that come pretty close.
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 11:13 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

For fun? I can think of a few doctors who might disagree with you... People in the field will get that...

The 421 is a BEAUTIFUL Aircraft.... Pics? You doing corporate?
iflyabeech wrote:S-35 Beech for fun

C-421C for work
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 11:07 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

And what model do you fly?
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 11:03 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

He is getting MUCH better. The last incidentwas about 7 months ago. And was right after the Lt. was letting him play with his handcuffs, it is not a leap for a 3 year old to assume that if I can play with this toy, I can then play with that toy. What's the difference. This is why I am now trying to teach him WHAT a gun is and WHAT a gun does, and WHAT DAMAGE a gun can do.

This was the main thing he took away from the helicopter ride in India. We built a real small shack, took like an hour. Sat inside it watching what they call TV and ate watermelons. Well, what the call watermellons. We then left for the airfield proper, he wanted to take some watermellon with him. We told him they weould be there when he got back. The guys then proceeded to blow the crap outta that shack. He thought it was a blast...

We then landed about an hour later and went back for his wateemellon which was splattered for 20 feet in all directions. He was sad, or maybe that was hunger...

Then, we were having lunch with some regular army guys and he pointed to the guys pistol. I said, "Remember the watermelon" He got it...

iflyabeech wrote:Your kid grabbed an cops gun on more than one occasion and you just had a talk....
I would have had a red rear end and a long stay with my nose in the corner. And when I got my nose out of the corner, it would have been turn over the flower beds for a week duty. . . .

You had better stop that pretty quick!
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 10:56 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Just because some guy has a CHL, does nt omean he knows how to maintain his equipment. Or how to retain his equipment so it does not land on a tile floor, or someone's foot. Or God forbid, an AD. Just because someone has a CHL does nto mean that I amnot gonna have a hell of a time getting my Homeowners Insurance to pay out on any injuries sustained to either the service person or my family and I.

Do not lump me in with the Anti's. I own plenty of weapons and shoot probably more then most of the people on this board as of late. We just got back from India again where we shot no less then 2 hours a day with the Indian army on my off time. We got to shoot some big stuff too, like stuff mounted on helisopters :-)

Anyway, an Anti argument is that guns kill people, my argument is, that the guy working on my sink may just be the 1 in whatever idiot whose gun goes off accidentally. I prefer not to take the chance. The beautiful part about being my home, and being in America is that it takes only one word being spoken, "Leave" and guess what, I do not have to say anymore than that. No explanation, no have a nice day. Nothing.
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 10:22 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

When appropriate... In both instances thus far, both the officer and I took him aside and had a conversation about guns and that they are only to be used by adults unless an adult says so right then and there. The guys said it happens all the time.
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 10:12 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

My son loves the local PD. They have all kinds of cool stuff on their belt. My small town has lots of public events where everyone is in close proximity to one another. The cops are right there eating BBQ with us, not sitting at a ticket counter being security guards, ya know?

He has grabbed at their sidearm a couple of times(All you can do is keep correcting him) Luckily, those were in retention duty holsters. Most of the CCW rigs I have seen are NOT retention holsters. Or in other words, in case I am using the wrong terminology, they do nto have active retention mechanisms, thumbreak, internal release such as the newer sig LE holsters.
by BrassMonkey
Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:27 pm
Forum: Never Again!!
Topic: CHL and the house call..
Replies: 99
Views: 20176

Yup

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