Explorer I
Who carrys a firearm with them while camping?
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I'm a concealed carry permit holder in my state and carry most of the time. Being armed is fine but for your safety and the safety of other's training and practice is the most important thing. Don't just go to Walmart buy a shotgun throw it in the rig and think your ready to go.
Enthusiast III
Too funny we are low carb. So yes. Not an issue.
Explorer I
Carbs are my downfall. I have tried hard to cut them down but it works in short periods but always fall of the wagon
youre so right! i'm lucky to have family that is ex-military...cousin wilard did 6 weeks in the army, so he's pretty much our go-to gun guy. otherwise, i would probably have to take a class or something...
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Explorer I
What type of holsters does he use might my interested it getting a pair myself.
Explorer I
Yes I have lost several lbs while avoiding them but put them back on when I fall off that wagon.
Enthusiast III
I did a good job until quarantine. I have a quarantine mark in my sofa where my ass was and just eating crap. Gained 14 back. We are now back on the wagon. Ha ha.
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Influencer I
That’ll never happen. Of course, most of the things that have happened this year I’d never thought would have happened either. Taking your guns is down on the list of their agenda, BTW. Many other rights they want to take first - and folks will just hand them over Rant off...
Explorer I
isn't that the truth. Well like I have said many times people don't think it would ever happen and I sure that's what the Jews thought in Germany and the Russians before Stalin well the list goes on just look at history.
And most recently in Venezuela. “It will never happen here!” Until it does!
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Explorer I
I haven't seen everything in my life but at 60+. I have seen a lot of our freedoms taken a little at a time.
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Explorer I
Depends where I go, but mostly, yes, both a rifle and a pistol.
Down here in Texas, National Parks have serious cartel issues....and accidentally running into a smuggling group is bad news. At Big Bend NP, they have spotters up in the Chisos Mountains directing smuggling teams. Shots have been known to be fired to send a message to anyone getting too close. When I lived back in Pennsylvania, it was roaming meth labs cooking in the forest.
First time I went to Big Bend, I was way out and met a BP officer in full tactical gear. I rolled down my window to say hi and thanks for being there for all of us. His first question was "what are you doing out here?" second was "you got a gun?" When I said "yes, probably better stuff than you have" , he replied "well, ok then...have a good day" and drove off.
Down here in Texas, National Parks have serious cartel issues....and accidentally running into a smuggling group is bad news. At Big Bend NP, they have spotters up in the Chisos Mountains directing smuggling teams. Shots have been known to be fired to send a message to anyone getting too close. When I lived back in Pennsylvania, it was roaming meth labs cooking in the forest.
First time I went to Big Bend, I was way out and met a BP officer in full tactical gear. I rolled down my window to say hi and thanks for being there for all of us. His first question was "what are you doing out here?" second was "you got a gun?" When I said "yes, probably better stuff than you have" , he replied "well, ok then...have a good day" and drove off.
Well, my friend, we will have to agree to disagree.
Drive through South Side Chicago or East LA or South Philly and make some new friends....you'll be begging for the nearest gun store in five minutes.
