[ansel12]

We need this to bring some sanity to things.

If a pistol is going to be a part of our everyday wear, we cannot keep playing all these maddening games of take it off here, unload it and put it in the trunk there, take it back out, slip it out of the holster and under the seat while getting a haircut, picking up our mail, etc, etc, etc.

How much constant gun handling and law studying, and sign reading, do we have to do everyday just to get by, and doesn’t all that gun handling cause accidents when done 100s of thousands of times nationally every week? Isn’t game playing and a mandatory holster for airline pilots what was causing them safety issues?

[kiryandil]

If a pistol is going to be a part of our everyday wear, we cannot keep playing all these maddening games of take it off here, unload it and put it in the trunk there, take it back out, slip it out of the holster and under the seat while getting a haircut, picking up our mail, etc, etc, etc.

Just become a King's Man. But don't slip up and off your wife like that Sheriff's Deputy in Mississippi just did.

It makes your fellow "professional gunthugs" look bad in the UK Daily Mail.

[VanShuyten]

Don’t forget the goofy laws about no hollow points at all in some states, and stupid interpretations of “in transit” and “vehicle” and “public transportation”.

[tumblindice]

Agree completely!

[neverdem]

If a pistol is going to be a part of our everyday wear, we cannot keep playing all these maddening games of take it off here, unload it and put it in the trunk there, take it back out, slip it out of the holster and under the seat while getting a haircut, picking up our mail, etc, etc, etc.

It may seem off topic, but conservatives get most of the libertarian votes when it comes to the Second Amendment.