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I support OC, if for no other reason than being insulated from some namby-pamby whimp kid shouting out to his/her namby-pamby whimp, and otherwise wanting mother/parents, "MOM, that fat old guy over there has a {shudder} GUN!"

Strutting about with guns in Duck Dynasty/Ted Nugent costumes is not the way to win the 'hearts and minds' of the general voting populace, IMO.

You reckon?

We've spent the entire last six (6) summers in a half dozen or more OC states and we've never noticed (gawked at/been panicked/terrorized by) anyone in an OC configuration. OC is no big deal...where it's legal. You either do or you don't....it's called freedom of choice.

Chris wrote:Mt coworker and I were at lunch during a class. He was open carrying, mine was concealed. Guess who got attention from people sitting at tables nearby? I just feel really vulnerable open carrying in Street clothes.

Mt coworker...? Open Carry is legal in Montana. So, who did get attention from nearby tables and why, do you think?

03Lightningrocks wrote:

Keith B wrote:OK guys, keep the discussions civil and on a business-like basis or this will be locked. We are tired of these open carry threads turning into finger pointing and shoving matches.

No problem. My apologies.

Heh heh....

pcgizzmo wrote:

jmra wrote:OC is not legal in Texas because the people pushing the hardest for it are a bunch of idiots who don't know how to behave properly in public. They believe in an in your face approach that has proven in the past to be counter productive to their stated goals.
Get these people to crawl back under their rocks and OC just might have a chance.

This. Exactly this.

Somebody help me understand how videos like " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; help any pro-2A cause or concern, huh?

It goes back to the 1870's when the white folk feared the newly freed black folk would get guns and get even.....or so I've been told.