They were warned, they didn't listen. Don't play poker unless you don't mind losing what you bring to the table, and in that case, all the opposing players had stacked decks. "Foolish" is the word I'm looking for.The Annoyed Man wrote: Yeah, they were supposed to be unloaded, but you could also open carry a loaded magazine. You might not get the gun into play as fast as if it were loaded, but if you practice a lot and you know what you're doing, you can load up and rack a slide pretty fast. It's certainly better than not being able to carry at all.........which is what they "enjoy" now, thanks to the stupidity of in-your-face advocacy.
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- Fri Jan 06, 2012 10:40 pm
- Forum: Other States
- Topic: California bans open carry
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- Fri Jan 06, 2012 12:07 pm
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- Topic: California bans open carry
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LOL! You're kidding, right?! Just goes to show you how dumb the leadership is at CalGuns then. No wonder Californians have lost almost all their gun rights!high_landerDZ wrote:The CalGuns Foundation is doing quite a lot legally speaking with litigation to overturn a lot of the stupid laws, and trying step by step to get CA to a shall issue state. One misstep I think they made was endorsing Jerry Brown for gov, as he was very pro-2A, but it looks like he screwed them over.
- Wed Oct 12, 2011 5:49 pm
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- Topic: California bans open carry
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You know, I just think it's pointless to open any thread that is of the subject: "California bans <something related to shooting>", because
a) It's not like it was unexpected
b) It's not like California is part of the United States anyway.
a) It's not like it was unexpected
b) It's not like California is part of the United States anyway.