I will assume I missed your citation giving me credit for this.
Was that you? I must say, it was brilliant!
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Was that you? I must say, it was brilliant!
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No not crazy but sad that you think so. WE ARE NOT SLAVES.
Jackson Hole Wyoming... I was a kid in the mid to late 70's. Seen a guy walking down the street with a 30-30 winchester over his shoulder and a cowboy hat. No spurs (as if they wouldnt have completed the get up). Guy was HUGE too 7 foot 40... I was in awe. My mom saw me looking at him and she noticed him too. I cant remember if he had a rig on his hip as well but the funny thing was he didnt go and jump on some big horse, he climbed into a Chevy LUV and put the gun up into the back window rack and drove away.
The truck kinda blew the whole cowboy image for me. Only time I ever saw a dude walking down the street with a long gun in his hands.
The truck kinda blew the whole cowboy image for me. Only time I ever saw a dude walking down the street with a long gun in his hands.
What is funny, is your complete misunderstanding of the 2nd Amendment. Please take some time to read this, and then let us all know why a permit or license should be required to carry any sort of firearm.
A hint for you, would be to diagram the above sentence. The only part of the sentence that can stand on its own is, "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
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Side note:
When I was a kid back in the early 70's, it was nothing for me an my buddies to walk with our rifles across town, and through the grade school playground, to get back to the river for some plinking fun. What has really changed in that amount of time is public perception, which is driven by a progressive media.
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I was at Cannon AFB, New Mexico* in 1983 I saw a guy in town (Clovis) walk up to his truck strap, on a revolver and get in the truck, said to myself "I'm gonna love this state!"
* yes we have bases in 'NEW" Mexico it is a state! (you can ask my why I wrote that, though most INGO'ers will know it IS a state)
* yes we have bases in 'NEW" Mexico it is a state! (you can ask my why I wrote that, though most INGO'ers will know it IS a state)
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We all have a little paranoia about something. I can tell you if I saw a guy walking down the street with an AR and a 30 rounder inserted, looking left and right, wearing camos and face paint I'd be concerned. Sure he has the right but somebody also has the right to walk down the street with a 5 gallon can of gasoline in one hand and a lit flare in the other and that would freak me out too.
Actually I think that it was illegal to carry a firearm in Tombstone at that time. I think that this was part of the "incident" at the OK Corral. Although there were hard feelings before hand and the people involved were ready to "settle up".
Wasn't there a really bad gun cleaning accident and the Earps were blamed for it? Right after the shootings I imagine they all went back to their bible study group and prepared for their charity work the next day.Actually I think that it was illegal to carry a firearm in Tombstone at that time. I think that this was part of the "incident" at the OK Corral. Although there were hard feelings before hand and the people involved were ready to "settle up".
Actually I think that it was illegal to carry a firearm in Tombstone at that time. I think that this was part of the "incident" at the OK Corral. Although there were hard feelings before hand and the people involved were ready to "settle up".
Beat me to it
I don't think he's voicing an opposition to it, but rather, that in today's society of weak-hearted sheeple, it's funny to think that people haven't made a concerted effort to try and make carrying long guns illegal. In that regard, I agree.... BUT I think it's only because the typical anti-gunner doesnt know that we retain that right and most surely think it's illegal.
A 7.62 Exodus
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Its not illegal, but this could be you. Skip to 8.30 for popo stop
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Good video. Thanks for sharing that. Was that you, Adam? Haha
I'm sure we could break down that encounter and discuss ways it could have been handled differently, but I don't think we need to.
Wow, Jackson Hole!? Gotta ask, why would you leave such a beautiful place?
Long guns should be CC only... 
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