What irony.
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Man Proudly “Open Carrying” New Pistol Is Robbed Of It At – Wait For It – Gunpoint
- Thread starter Crabtownboy
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A link would be nice.
Oops, sorry:
http://koin.com/2014/10/07/man-practicing-open-carry-law-robbed-of-gun/
Remember the outbreak of police officers killed by their own guns?
http://www.policeone.com/close-quar...Own-Guns-Likely-Will-Not-Change-R-I-Policies/
So, boy, what is the point you intend to make? That neither civilian citizens nor police officers should carry guns?
http://www.policeone.com/close-quar...Own-Guns-Likely-Will-Not-Change-R-I-Policies/
So, boy, what is the point you intend to make? That neither civilian citizens nor police officers should carry guns?
I don't see the word "proudly" in the title of the article, but only in your title.
Why did you place that word there? What point are you trying to make by making the man whose gun was stolen a "proud" man?
Why did you place that word there? What point are you trying to make by making the man whose gun was stolen a "proud" man?
Do a little research. You can find it in another article.
Oh well, try:
http://www.theeverlastinggopstopper...ly-open-carrying-pistol-robbed-wait-gunpoint/
gigabyte71
Member
This is what happens when people aren't vigilant or aware of their surroundings. As soon as the guy walked up, he should have become hyper-vigilant and been ready. Criminals usually look for easy targets, wonder how clueless this guy was that a criminal would even think to try this.
DMorgan
Member
open carry
That is why, although I support Constitutional carry, I prefer concealed carry. Keeps em guessing. I also support training of the citizenry to understand both the responsibilities of carrying a weapon, and the proper use thereof. Just strapping one on and heading out is a prelude to disaster.
That is why, although I support Constitutional carry, I prefer concealed carry. Keeps em guessing. I also support training of the citizenry to understand both the responsibilities of carrying a weapon, and the proper use thereof. Just strapping one on and heading out is a prelude to disaster.
:thumbsup::thumbsup:
Magnetic Poles
New Member
So much for using guns for protection. Same thing will happen if they arm teachers.
Really? One person doesn't know what he is doing and that proves "so much for using guns for protection"? Surely you have somthing better than that.
No, it won't.
Model it after the Federal Flight Deck Officer program.
Sapper Woody
Well-Known Member
Wow. Not even close. This guy was obviously clueless. An armed teacher would be given at least a modicum of training.
Magnetic Poles
New Member
Clueless? Supposedly a CHL requires a degree of training on how to properly use a firearm.
DMorgan
Member
That depends on whether this was a constitutional carry state. Across the state line from me, in NC, open carry does not require training, or at least it did not when I lived there. Concealed carry does. Nor can one make a broad brush argument using the idiocy of one individual. We all had to pass a drivers exam. How's that going?
Probably felt like a person who has never worn signature clothes and was still drifting on cloud 9 he forgot about the real world is why he bought the gun in the first place.