[marktwain]

Most people openly carrying and exercising their Constitutional rights experience no drama and no trauma. Their story is seldom told.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The biggest reason many Arizonans don’t carry is simple: it’s too heavy, it’s too hot out, and the gun is made of metal.

[jmax]

If I had been the theater manager, I would have banned you...for carrying a Gluck instead of a Colt.

: )

[sean327]

There used to be an old guy that sat outside the Barnes and Noble on 32nd street reading the news paper. He open carried a Colt revolver. I haven’t seen him there for over a year now. Just wondering what happened to him. He used to be out there every day.

[verum ago]

Most of the crowd appeared to be mixed white/Hispanic, if such designation means much of anything anymore. In todays multiracial society, who cares, and what does it matter?

I had just had to highlight this. The conservative view on race: it shouldn't matter. The leftist's love to say that, but then make race an issue in every way they possibly can, to their cynical benefit, and the overall detriment of race relations.

"Race relations." God willing, that phrase will become nonsensical in my lifetime. I'm not counting on it though.

[pops88]

I miss Arizona. I used to regularly carry my gun in my purse when I made the 1/2 hour trip to the grocery store. I got into a discussion with a couple of neighbors one day. I decided to carry more often since sometimes there was a nasty critter that needed to be shot. They clued me into the “wild” west.

[tumblindice]

Here’s a warm weather option. I wear mine everywhere.
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