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Charles L. Cotton wrote:

G192627 wrote:

PappaGun wrote:I wonder if he will lose his CHL.

He should. His right is null and void the same way a felon loses his 2nd amendment IMO.

Sorry, I can't agree. It was an accident and I'd sure like to know how the gun went off by falling to the ground. If it did, then it's a defective gun either in its design or manufacturing.

Driving is not a constitutionally protected activity, but we certainly don't revoke a driver's license because someone has an accident.

Chas.

Agree regarding what type of right it is, but it's not the fact that the gun went off as much as it is, how he handled the gun and failed to carry it properly and responsibly. This happened as a direct result of him being irresponsible with his right to carry.


This ranks up there with killing or seriously injuring someone while DUI IMO. It was purely irresponsible. And in the case of killing from DUI, they should lose their privilege of driving.

Obviously, all this is just opinion, but I'm just supporting my original opinion.

PappaGun wrote:I wonder if he will lose his CHL.

He should. His right is null and void the same way a felon loses his 2nd amendment IMO.

My friend said he's in a lot of trouble financially and legally now.

A good friend of mine owns this place. I'm working to make sure they don't have a change in policy. He's very upset about what this did to his business.
He's a very conservative guy and supports 2nd amendment rights, but this may be real trouble for them in a few different ways including insurance.