Carry when skiing

[FN1910]

I never heard of people being shot to death at a hair salon until it happened a few weeks ago. I also never heard of planes flying into giant world trade center towers until that happened. Going off your logic, I assume you only carry a gun in places that have had bad things happen, and that doesnt make any sense at all does it?

I'll go along with the planes but I have heard of plenty of shootings in barber shops before. Some barber shops (and hair salons) are hangouts about as bad as bars and about as much "stuff" going on. :)

[cch35]

If I might have to deal with bears plus 2-legged varmits, I'm going to carry my Glock 29! I'll still have the trusty ol' G26 and a .38 snubnose as backup.

[boatme98]

Alpine? Your'e kidding, right?
Cross country? Are you actually treking in wild country or skiing on trails?

[tuts40]

I prefer to ski in my winter camo with my blow-gun ski poles and James Bond inspired 5.56 cal full-auto ski's with heads up display targeting. Anyone else having trouble with the brightness control?

[Deserteagle]

Alpine? Your'e kidding, right?
Cross country? Are you actually treking in wild country or skiing on trails?

No kidding here.

[BC1]

I assume you only carry a gun in places that have had bad things happen, and that doesnt make any sense at all does it?

I can carry pretty much anywhere in NY, even NY City. Yet I rarely carry a gun at all. Just don't feel the need to.

[firelooker]

If I might have to deal with bears plus 2-legged varmits, I'm going to carry my Glock 29! I'll still have the trusty ol' G26 and a .38 snubnose as backup.

If I thought Iwas going to have to deal w/ bears I'd carry my 44 mag, a 9mm or even the 45 ACP just don't have punch neccessary to handle bears.