Welcome neighbor Bill197.
Hear you. You are hilarious. Ya, sometimes I look at it as — we are talking to “the group”, not replying to just one person, but to tons of people, and many newbies, who I ought not to deter but “invite”. I saw USCCA posts 65,000 users on this forum, nationwide, 635,000 members.
Once I thought I was trying to help someone, when I learned I best cut back on my arguing. I prefer friends, Lord knows we need em, especially nowadays.
Saw vid post the other day, this lady swims with hers. In a water proof fanny pack. She made her own internal velcro secure rig, then attached a holster to it, for a strong retention/leverage, all inside her pack. Cool.
The state law actually lists each place prohibited, as you pointed out, too many.
Then again, lots places don’t get my business. One can argue, that’s were one’s vulnerable and where the massacres occur. No thank you. So I spend elsewhere.
Once I attended a conference at a major/MLB stadium. At the entrance, guards used metal detectors, and I had accidentally forgotten I had a 1" blade in my wallet. They held it for me in order for me to be allowed inside. When I left, it took them an hour to get their supervisor to return it to me.
I admit, the laws around state parks confuse me. Heard and read contradictory versions. I’m looking for clarity on that one. As I enjoy state parks.
I’m jaded, “One less firearm left inside the car, one less gun on the streets in the hands of criminals - used against us”. Be aware of Fed and government buildings with metal detectors and guards, those unfair laws scare me.
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