Never give an inch. Lock and Load. MOLON LABE.
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Amen....correct on all points.
I was driving down THE MAIN street in Warrenton VA and saw a sign in front of a Restaurant advertising ‘MOLON LAVE’ Dinner and I was going to make sure I ‘joined’ them as I had arranged a supper meeting in a nearby town for the VCDL (Virginia Citizens Defense League) next month.
Turns out Molon Lave is a local Virginia Winery and I am sure all the Wine and Cheese Tasters would have been titillated had I and some of my comrades (LEGALLY) shown up for the Sunday after noon ‘affair’ exercising our Open Carry Rights..
Doesn’t alway pay to act on first impulse.
Glad R Reagan gave the advice ‘Trust but Verify’.....
here in the Peoples Republic of NY, there is no open carry...there is something called a pistol license and it is needed to just OWN a handgun...NY is a “May Issue”. for most it comes as a concealed carry permit(there is also a premise permit which requires you to keep it home when not traveling to and from the gun store for buying/selling), but there are so many caveats(regulated county by county) that I rarely carry in my home county (regulation: carry only on the way and back to the range and to hunting...you may stop to eat or to pick people up)
as I carry to my hunting camp many counties away, I am required to be in control of my handgun. So while I am away I carry all the time. the county I hunt in is a no-caveat carry area. Now NY state law says no open carry. it does not say I can open carry while in the field hunting. My county gave me a written book which says I cannot carry open except when in the field hunting or at a range. So I carry open in these situations. but no one knows what the laws are suppose to be. to carry my 7.5” bbl. redhawk concealed would be near impossible, or at the least very uncomfortable.
I would move in a NY minute....except I cannot get the wife on board as she must be near her mom....