If You Could Open Carry A Carbine...

[Smuckatelli]

Besides driving it, how does one properly "use" a vette?

Do get some hot Brazilian babes to move in next door?

[kmrtnsn]

Besides driving it, how does one properly "use" a vette?

[threeheadeddog]

In town/city... not likely

Out of town/city... of course

Worth noting though is that my answers as well as the answers of the majority of those in this post are exactly the reason that it is not as accepted as it once was. By simply not excercising our rights they are being forgotten, and we are responsible for the loss of those rights weather it be legally or simply socially lost.

[Skyyr]

Worth noting though is that my answers as well as the answers of the majority of those in this post are exactly the reason that it is not as accepted as it once was. By simply not excercising our rights they are being forgotten, and we are responsible for the loss of those rights weather it be legally or simply socially lost.

I agree, which is why I think it should be done more often.

[seb5]

I don't have a problem with open carry of either a handgun or long gun. Except in very unusual circumstances I don't think it necessary in our country. After lugging one all over Iraq to include the showers and even shitters I'm not doing it again voluntarily.

I think open carry brings its own set of problems with it as well. I'm with the crowd in that I generally have a carbine close by. They fit behind the seat of my truck like it was made for it.

[SteyrAUG]

But it's a car, not a race car.

I don't have cars so I can drive fast and turn left better than somebody else. In fact I think racing is mostly for retards. It's a "look at me" activity that I just don't need.

[Iraqgunz]

Open carry of any firearm is legal in AZ. The only time I open carry my SBR is when I am in the mountains hiking. Otherwise it stays in the front or back seat of the 4Runner.

Wlaking around just to see if you get a rise from the local police is rather stupid, regardless or whether or not it's legal.

If I ran across the S.O in the middle of nowhere I am 99% certain they would care less because they know the law.

[Iraqgunz]

BTW- the guy in the video is a complete dipshit IMO.

[SteyrAUG]

BTW- the guy in the video is a complete dipshit IMO.

A little bit. But in reality our rights are often secured, protected or reasserted by people who usually don't meet the "role model" standard.

A lot of notable, and celebrated people, were actually mostly dipshits.

[Iraqgunz]

I don't care about the "role model" thing or whatever. Simply put I am 100% for gun rights. I know that I can legally strap my SBR across my back and go to town. But, I have no need to do so except to try and get a reaction.

I carry concealed 99% of the time. When I go camping or hiking I carry my pistol and my AR. I don't need to do it in the city or town unless I am trying to prove a point.

I am curious to know why he had his application for a CCW denied. Last time I checked Michigan was a "shall issue" state.

A little bit. But in reality are rights are often secured, protected or reasserted by people who usually don't meet the "role model" standard.

A lot of notable, and celebrated people, were actually mostly dipshits.