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Maj Robert Thornton
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In GA one may carry open or concealed. I normally choose concealed, I don't wish to unnecessarily upset those that find firearm abhorrent, nor do I wish to tip my hand.
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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
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You, sir, are a wise man.
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For what it’s worth…and I’m not saying I’m Batman by any means…many many of the people I see open carrying routinely and frequently put themselves in postures where it would be a matter of moments to relieve them of their firearm and make them a statistic. If you’re going to advertise it, you damn well better make sure you secure it
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
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Roger that!
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I don’t think open carry should be illegal…but I think it’s kind of stupid. Most of the people I’ve met who do it seem to do it more for ego/image.
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There's a difference between Hand guns and Long guns. With the image associated to the story, The Guy is carrying at port, I'm wondering what the heightened sense of awareness is about.
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SSG William Jones
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I agree, Rick. It's as if he's expecting an attack or some other kind of trouble.
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SrA John Monette
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SSG William Jones - Or he's hoping someone starts something with him.
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