Carry educate

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

As you can tell, I have nothing holding me back when I have nothing valuable to add

Now that's a quality post!!!

 

[X piller X]

As you can tell, I have nothing holding me back when I have nothing valuable to add

I could really go for some string cheese right now

 

[Motorhead302]

Repp'ed for know when to say "when".

thank you...i think

As you can tell, I have nothing holding me back when I have nothing valuable to add

yes, yes i see...

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Has this thread been spoofed yet? I must have missed the link...

 

[rhino]

Has this thread been spoofed yet? I must have missed the link...

This topic has reached new heights of efficiency by self-spoofing from the beginning.

​rhino out!

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

This topic has reached new heights of efficiency by self-spoofing from the beginning.

​rhino out!

Good point!


stocks in!

 

[Double T]

I'm trying to find out if you meant educate or etiquette. The jury is still out. I'm thinking the latter, because I have received no knowledge in this thread...

 

[nakinate]

I'm trying to find out if you meant educate or etiquette. The jury is still out. I'm thinking the latter, because I have received no knowledge in this thread...

You received knowledge! Where else will you learn that you have to dress like a detective and make people think you're a LEO if you OC? There's only one right way to do it man!

 

[bttb90]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

 

[printcraft]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

 

[ATM]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

...and welcome to INGO.

Here's some light reading on that topic before you attempt to support those notions: https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/carry-issues-self-defense/71996-open-carry-argument.html


ETA:
Or, here's another that's even more appropriate where you could explain yourself in greater detail: https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/carry-issues-self-defense/37307-common-oc-cc-threadjack.html

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

 

[Indynic]

I just now read through all of this. This started a week ago? How did I miss it? I feel like Tackleberry on Police Academy!

 

[chezuki]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

 

[2A_Tom]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

It seems I've seen this somewhere before. At first I thou/it it was the OC CC argument.

This is a new tack on the regatta to 50. Copy and paste your own post over and over.

 

[Whosyer]

The issue with open carry is that the perpetrator already know who to engage first. Takes away the element of surprise unless you are a fast draw.

-1 for omitting 5 year old girl reference. ( -1 Burger King too)