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Woah, now... I said inform, not draw on!
Woman pulls gun over late package, police say.
Yes - After all, someone in uniform understands the hardships of defending society
Yes - It's always a good idea to let them know
No - I only open carry
No - It'll be obvious enough by all the gun signs/paraphernalia around, I won't have to tell 'em.
No - they're trespassing, if they don't leave by the time I count to 3, they'll see it. 1... 2...
Stoopid question.
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Woah, now... I said inform, not draw on!
Woman pulls gun over late package, police say.
Stirrer of the Pot
No. I always answer the door in a ghillie suit with a couple of bandloliers strapped accross my chest and a shotgun in my hand. I feel it would be pointless to tell them that I have a concealed pistol as well. Why spoil the surprise.
(Insert random tough-guy quote here)
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"When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves in the course of time a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that justifies it."Frederic Bastia
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Well, since I wasn't trying to fool you, I guess that's a good thing.
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Open carriers don't need to inform, like the concealed carriers do, of the surprise they have hidden in their pants. That surprise might be a gun...or something else...*laughs maniacally and runs away*
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I usually say drop the package and turn around slowly first. Never have time to tell 'em, to busy watching the dogs chase 'em.
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bwahahahahahaha...good one!
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