So I shouldn't wear my scoped BFR to lunch on Friday?
Jan 1 Open Carry Lunch
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Can or should?
If you're legal, you're legal, but technically that means I could come in my speedo and gun belt.
No, you have to wear a kilt. We established that a few pages back...If you're legal, you're legal, but technically that means I could come in my speedo and gun belt.
It's funny you say that... one of the Christmas gifts I got was some information that might link our family back to Scotland vs. England.
http://www.donnachaidh.com/
That would at least get me closer to purchasing one of these:
http://www.utilikilts.com/shop/kilts.html
Guns scare some people, they just do and these people vote/join special interests groups/lobby, but you are dead right about HOW you present yourself WILL impact how you're perceived - especially by antis - and we're fighting a war of perception.
You men enjoy your Lunch and Happy New Year.
best/joe
You men enjoy your Lunch and Happy New Year.
best/joe
Forecasted high for Friday is 46°. They might be appropriate
ShootTheBreeze
Active Member
OK, I am in, but I can't change my vote from maybe to count-me-in.
STB
STB
Hang on now...that white t-shirt and twin guns could be worn by the right person!
Hoji,
Fwiw, one of the ladies here in the cottages plans to wear her great-grandfather's Colt's .45LC Peacemaker & gun-leather that he wore as a SGT of the Ranger Service in the 1890s, on Friday.
yours, satx
Fwiw, one of the ladies here in the cottages plans to wear her great-grandfather's Colt's .45LC Peacemaker & gun-leather that he wore as a SGT of the Ranger Service in the 1890s, on Friday.
yours, satx
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Fair point.
Classy!
Buy the kilt, my brother and I both have them and they are great even if just for the looks you get.
Sent from somewhere.
Hoji,
I understand that his set of gun-leather is quite "fancy", though I've not seen it. = She once showed me her "great-grand daddy's Colt.".
Carolyn keeps the Colt at her bedside. = Breaking into her house would be "potentially hazardous" to one's health.
(She once told me that she is "distantly related to Jack Hays", as well. Also, one of her female ancestors is mentioned in the book TRUE WOMEN, as a participant in The Runaway Scrape. = DEEP Texas roots.)
ADDENDA (and off-topic): Speaking of deep roots in TX, when I worked the early voting for the 2012 General Election here in town, one of our Election Officers told me that her earliest Tejano ancestor was a Spanish Corporal who completed his army service, married a local Comanche girl & settled down to farm in what is now Wilson County in 1641.
yours, satx
I understand that his set of gun-leather is quite "fancy", though I've not seen it. = She once showed me her "great-grand daddy's Colt.".
Carolyn keeps the Colt at her bedside. = Breaking into her house would be "potentially hazardous" to one's health.
(She once told me that she is "distantly related to Jack Hays", as well. Also, one of her female ancestors is mentioned in the book TRUE WOMEN, as a participant in The Runaway Scrape. = DEEP Texas roots.)
ADDENDA (and off-topic): Speaking of deep roots in TX, when I worked the early voting for the 2012 General Election here in town, one of our Election Officers told me that her earliest Tejano ancestor was a Spanish Corporal who completed his army service, married a local Comanche girl & settled down to farm in what is now Wilson County in 1641.
yours, satx
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refugee from california
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Well after 2 yrs here, I'm going to show for a lunch. I will be at liberty hill Smokey Mo's. Looking forward to meeting some local 2A supporters.
That depends....you comin?
Texas doesn't delineate. An recognized LTC is a recognized LTC. Same rules for all.
That's what iI thought but I figured it was worth it to double check!
