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I always liked guns and was Pro 2A from an early age, even though some around me tried the FUDD "you don't need that to go hunting" routine, but I never listened to that stuff. As soon as I was old enough and financially able to afford guns I started buying the kind of guns "they" don't want you to have. (more than Daddy's duck hunting shotgun and deer rifle) I also took advantage of whatever laws I could to exercise my 2A rights, it's ashamed that we have to rely on anything else but the 2A but it's the world we live in. So LTC is necessary evil by law.

At some point in life you realize the importance of the 2nd Amendment and what it means to exercise that right. The fog of media propaganda, anti gun social pressures lift and you want to exercise your rights like free men. Also, I was never able be comfortable just relying on the kindness of strangers not to do me or mine harm.

To many times as a kids did our piece of junk car break down on the side of the road far from home and my mom, sisters and I had to rely on the kindness of strangers to help us make it home. Even when it happened with Dad, we were at the mercy of others. I never felt comfortable being vunerable.