Concealed probably a 9mm or a snub nose .38
home protection shotgun
take a class get comfortable with your gun. If you e never handled one there's a certain ick factor to it. You'll get o er it by learning how they function and simply handling them. I never had a firearm...took a class..got carry permits in multiple states now..use to carry daily now every once in a blue moon. Nice to have though just in case
home protection shotgun
take a class get comfortable with your gun. If you e never handled one there's a certain ick factor to it. You'll get o er it by learning how they function and simply handling them. I never had a firearm...took a class..got carry permits in multiple states now..use to carry daily now every once in a blue moon. Nice to have though just in case
I'm having a discussion about not being able to leave an unlocked gun around because of a child and you respond with a joke implying the child will only make the mistake once. If that's your idea of humor, it doesnt surprise me in the slightest.
Its like you have a contest with yourself every night trying to be a bigger dickhead than the night before.
It doesn't have a thing in the world to do with "disciplined kids" when it comes to newborns. So you're advocating keeping a loaded unlocked gun around kids regardless of their age or ability to appreciate what a gun even is.
Sounds like you're the one with no gun smarts.
But please carry on being a jackass.
I'm in the minority at the RX but don't have one and don't want one.
Live in a safe neighborhood that has it's normal petty crime here and there. I mean, unless you have a genuine concern for your safety or the safety of your family on a daily basis, why get one?
Some of these jagoffs just carry one around because they can and it's their "right." I don't care either way, just a dissenting opinion from a guy that knows how to use one better than most but doesn't think he needs one.
Live in a safe neighborhood that has it's normal petty crime here and there. I mean, unless you have a genuine concern for your safety or the safety of your family on a daily basis, why get one?
Some of these jagoffs just carry one around because they can and it's their "right." I don't care either way, just a dissenting opinion from a guy that knows how to use one better than most but doesn't think he needs one.
I actually agree with this for the most part which is why I dont yet have a gun.
I guess my thinking is what is the harm in taking a class and learning proper gun safety then putting the gun in a locked case in my nightstand just in case? In a perfect world (and most likely), I would never touch the gun again.
Actually your quote earlier in the thread was "safety off...at the ready at all times" which would imply it might not be out of the reach of children at all times. i don't envision a way to keep it immediately available "at all times" yet constantly out of your child's reach at the very same time. You're asking for a disaster.
I agree...most people don't need a gun. I pick up and deposit decent sums of money and would not even think about it without a firearm. People are wasting money if they buy a gun and lock it away.....by the time you realize what is happening it is likely too late.
Might as well keep a machete or cheap sword under the bed.
