Posted by JimIA on July 18, 2016 at 11:52:50 from (208.74.246.171):
In Reply to: Open Carry posted by mj on July 17, 2016 at 21:00:39:
I support open or conceal carry. I don't support those who think it makes them the law. For farmers or ranchers who may need a fire arm on their side I completely understand it. For people working and or living in less than friendly areas, defiantly. For people who feel safe with it-sure. But I have seen another side, a few years ago I was at a flea market. There was a guy walking around with his family, he had a cannon strapped to his side and he was strutting like he was king crap of the flea market and we were all supposed to be impressed with him. I ran into someone I knew there and pointed out this individual. My friend knew him, he evidently was on thin ice with the police already because he was always trying out show them and he had pulled his gun on someone that he thought was trespassing and was actually on their own land. But let me tell you he sure thought he was something.
My opinion is you have to be smarter than the gun.
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