[Wonder Warthog]

Rights not exercised are rights lost. As long as he was obeying the law, good on him. And yes, this "is" "helpful to those of us wanting respect of our 2nd Amendment rights".

It is you "cringe in the corner" types who aren't helpful. You are actually collaborating with those who want those rights denied. The sad thing is that you apparently don't realize that.

[Reno89519]

"You cringe in the corner types" is unnecessary. Seriously, just because we can carry, doesn't mean we have to or should. These two dressed up as they were and carrying are doing it, in my opinion, to stir up a reaction. Taunting people. That they did not get a reaction is good. Got their 5 minutes of media attention and went home.

I was in a WalMart a few weeks ago and as I came in a woman and her friend did so. She had a Glock open carry. I observed her strut around a couple isles at the front of the store, then leave the store without buying anything. She was clearly tempting someone to say something. No one did, she left bored.

I've been around guns for longer than I can remember. With my dad as a police officer, our house had lots. Never treated them as toys, never needed to show off. Guess it is an age thing, but at 55 I carry or do not for its sake, nothing more, nothing less.