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To: Texas Fossil
Thought it might be something like word choice -- but I didn't want other forum readers to be confused... We're on the same page!

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What I would like to see is Constitutional Carry -- with a voluntary "training credit" course/card available -- to serve as ID and count toward a discount on carry/firearns liability insurance, etc. (Analogy: like "Defensive Driving" training counts for auto insurance discounts.)

During my "exile" in MA, I met far too many people who carried -- but, had never fired a weapon. Not good! I also found the TX CHL course to be valuable in the legal, safety, threat de-escalation, and shoot/don't shoot areas. And, I'd feel much safer if I knew every carrier was safety-trained and qualified with their piece... But I don't want it to be mandatory!

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FWIW, I prefer concealed carry -- for both tactical and social reasons. But, I want to remove my "cover garment" at will. In fact, in certain "social" environments, I wear black slacks and a black turtleneck -- with a (black) M&P in a black IWB. Most folks don't seem to notice it when I take off my jacket. But, I did have one fellow say, "I didn't realize you were packing -- until I saw the white dots on your piece's sights!" LOL!

You're right on about the "bumps" -- strictly hysterical hoplophobe imaginings/propaganda -- that never, ever happen...

Peace, FRiend -- and good shooting!

62 posted on 03/13/2017 8:52:12 AM PDT by TXnMA (Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad! REPEAT San Jacinto!!!)
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To: TXnMA

You too. I’ve learned a lot today. Not just about this. Thanks.


63 posted on 03/13/2017 9:16:40 AM PDT by Texas Fossil ((Texas is not where you were born, but a Free State of Heart, Mind & Attitude!))
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