[VeniVidiVici]

"Our interest here is simply to protect the health and welfare of soldiers and promote good order and discipline," Gohlke said.

Oh barf. Here, let me pull this little phrase out of my bag of phrases so they'll leave me alone.

I've never understood why the Army makes it so damn difficult to have a personally owned weapon on post. I knew a guy that got busted just for having a few .45 rounds in his desk.

Utterly ridiculous.

[intenseracer]

Oh another thing about carrying in AK, If you are pulled over, the only thing you have to do is inform the officer that you have a firearm in the vehicle. thats all they want to know, its not illegal, they just want to know