open carry. what's the point.

[tenpercentfirearms]

Wes, Becky, and Dean...yes, I was carrying unloaded in the open. You likely noticed the two magazines filled with Peter Pi's finest 168's (now Remington Gold Dots). I'm glad you have no problem with law abiding citizens wearing firearms in your store, all the more reason to make the drive down there in the future to do more business with you. (BTW, the Spikes dedicated .22 upper is a freakin' tack driver. Wow! Popping the 125yd 3" dinger is almost childs play. Little bits and pieces of clay birds at all distances, are now dust once again )

OpenCarry.org, in the California forum, has many tales and blogs of California citizens exercising their right to be armed (I'm Army there too, you can read my blog referring going to Taft). You naysayers that believe no weapon at all is preferable to a quickly loaded gun, really need to re-evaluate the worth of your life and that of your families.

I seriously didn't even know what you were doing until this morning. I remember seeing the gun, wondering what you were up to, but then I just dismissed it because I knew you weren't going to hold the place up. It wasn't until now that I realized, "Army was OCing in my shop!" Good for you man.

Again, I am just now finding out about this thing and I think it is a positive step in self-protection. I have a CCW and I am very fortunate to live where it is relatively easy for a school teacher to get one. For those of you not so fortunate, you now have an option. And to see some people not scared to exercise their rights and take their own protection into their own hands is refreshing.

[XCRmonger]

friend of mine was open carrying in his yard and someone called the cops on him. Nice.

[Matt C]

LOL. You missed where OC is also accompanied by loaded magazines in a mag pouch also on the belt didn't you? You might want to apologize for your ignorance.

He should, but trolling is much more fun than eating crow.