carry without permit

[Bunnykid68]

I for one hope his story is true and that if he does ever get caught on public property in violation of the law for failing to get the States permission to exercise a right that some of you are not on that jury because it sounds like you would convict him.

 

[davesig9]

I must say that is halarious.

 

[Giddaltti]

What about your family, or are you exclusive carry. What if you leave it in your vehicle and you step away and a friend or relative are with you?

 

[bassplayrguy]

Ordinarily I love coming to this forum and reading peoples view on things but this type of thread upsets me. When someone excercises their rights the way THEY see fit and it isnt the popular way, they are talked down to and told how wrong you "think" they are? It may not be the way YOU would do it, but guess what it isnt about you. If what someone is doing is legal and not infringing on your rights, stfu and move on. It isnt for you to judge. IMHO

 

[bassplayrguy]

I'm not saying private property! Again if it is true he will slip up or get tired of disarming, or have a AD-ND when doing so when leaving private land, which then will land him in hot water. I say just follow the rules like the rest of us.

What rules are being broken here?? Sounds like he is following the law.

 

[slowG]

Seems like a hassle to pack up the firearm every time you enter and leave your vehicle .

 

[mulksman]

Ordinarily I love coming to this forum and reading peoples view on things but this type of thread upsets me. When someone excercises their rights the way THEY see fit and it isnt the popular way, they are talked down to and told how wrong you "think" they are? It may not be the way YOU would do it, but guess what it isnt about you. If what someone is doing is legal and not infringing on your rights, stfu and move on. It isnt for you to judge. IMHO

I have been following this forum and many of the threads on here for several months now. I have learned a lot about guns, ammunition, laws and regulations, and about some of the people who post here. While my post count may have reached the epic level of "2"..... I learned many, many years ago that if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all! And with that, I would like thank bassplayrguy for summing it all up very nicely. I couldn't agree more!

 

[concrete dog]

What rules are being broken here?? Sounds like he is following the law.

Didn't you see the part where I said" If it is a TRUE story" he will slip sooner or later. All I meant was he will grow tired of packing it away every time he goes from place to place, and try to skirt the law. For Like the 4th or 5th time I'm calling BS to the OP!

 

[concrete dog]

 

[HoughMade]

I agree- like I said before, I want this to be true and I want to see pics of the "permission slip rolodex".

 

[cbhausen]

 

[nsheepdog]

The cop was doing his job. What you are doing may technically follow the law, but it is abnormal behavior and much more work than just getting a permit.

I think you were waiting and hoping for a cop to question you for whatever reason. I don't know why some people are fascinated with doing this.

 

[Bunnykid68]

The cop was doing his job. What you are doing may technically follow the law, but it is abnormal behavior and much more work than just getting a permit.

I think you were waiting and hoping for a cop to question you for whatever reason. I don't know why some people are fascinated with doing this.

Assuming the story is true....

Abnormal behavior because he does not want to get the States permission to exercise a right that the State is infringing upon?

 

[nsheepdog]

Yeah, abnormal. Most people who want to carry get a permit, so yes, I'd say it's abnormal (assuming the story is true, as you said.)

Somebody who is passionate about not getting a permit should write their congress-person. I have, but I still have a permit.

Assuming the story is true....

Abnormal behavior because he does not want to get the States permission to exercise a right that the State is infringing upon?

 

[Bunnykid68]

Yeah, abnormal. Most people who want to carry get a permit, so yes, I'd say it's abnormal (assuming the story is true, as you said.)

Somebody who is passionate about not getting a permit should write their congress-person. I have, but I still have a permit.

Just because someone does something different then you and is more passionate about something such as their rights they have to be abnormal?

The lifetime permit was the smartest thing the government did, they couldn't get people to waive their rights fast enough it seems

 

[bassplayrguy]

So if normal behavior dictates not carrying a gun, would you adjust the way you do things?

 

[Bunnykid68]

So if normal behavior dictates not carrying a gun, would you adjust the way you do things?

That is a very good point. Most people do not carry guns so those that do must be, well, abnormal then

 

[Lerious]

serious props to you man, that takes a lot of dedication to do what your doing.

 

[public servant]

The lifetime permit was the smartest thing the government did, they couldn't get people to waive their rights fast enough it seems

Do you have a permit?

If so, I can assume you'll be shredding it, mailing it back with a letter telling the state you refuse to waive your rights?

If not...good for you for standing up to "The Man".

 

[nsheepdog]

Waste of time thread.