Daily rifle carry in public

[GunBugBit]

Carried a rifle for a living, don't want to again. If you think it would float your boat, carry one around for 18 hours and let me know how that works for ya.

[pinzgauer]

In my grandparents house used to be a picture of my Dad and his brother when they were maybe 12-14 years of age walking down the sidewalk with slung rifles ('03 Springfield and 1917 Enfield). Every weekend they would walk from their house to a local shooting gallery on the edge of town. This would have been in the 1950s.

On the 70s I routinely rode a 10 speed across town with an M1 carbine slung on my back. And usually a Smith model 13 with handloads from a Lee "hammer" loader. Hollow based wadcutters and unique were cheap. Shot several time a week all summer for under $10!

Never was stopped, did have SO come by the sandpit once, asked me how I like me ear pro (hard earned David Clark's), talked handloads, and drove on.

[Turnkey11]

The Duggars dont bring ARs and they seem to do just fine.

They're like a school of fish, just don't wanna be the slowest runner...

[Iraqgunz]

Maybe you didn't read the post. No one is talking about carrying a rifle around for "18 hours" and certainly not day in and day out.

Carried a rifle for a living, don't want to again. If you think it would float your boat, carry one around for 18 hours and let me know how that works for ya.