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Hood Pins (or Pin) like on a race car placed at the rear of the hood where it sits on top of the dash board
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I think any place that displays a "Gun Buster" sign intends for you to not carry there. They are just not aware of what constitutes a "legal" posting. Since there have been several threads relative to what is legal I think some if not most of us also aren't sure.
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George
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What they said
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What everyone has said plus. I've noticed that no one notices which is good and also bad. It's good that people don't notice and yell "man with a gun" it's bad people just don't notice what is going on around them. That makes them prey for perps.
My neighbor is frequently out in the afternoon when I arrive home. Several times I've picked up my mail, lunchbag, coffee cup (whatever may be laying in the car) to carry in the house along with my EDC. I can walk over and greet him with my EDC in my hand or tucked under my arm and he never notices.
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Good for her!!
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I'm not sure I'd even call the chief to thank to guy as must as he deserves it. Public service personnel never get thanked. It may be OK for him to give a ride, a judgement call on his part, but it may also be against City policy and he was just helping out. If you can identify the specific officer then thank him directly and he can decide whether to share the thank you note/letter with his superiors. I absolutely would not call and complain that he let you in his car carrying.
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I have one and really like it. I really don't want/need to change anythiing. The origianl grips are comfertable to me.
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Welcome. We accept all kinds. Thanks for your service.
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I didn't start school until I was 35. Graduated at 39 and used all of the non engineering experience on my resume to get my 1st engineering job. It still took 6 months. You are only 24. Plenty young. Two years of work experience even if it's not in engineering would be viewed as an asset. The on the job learning curve for engineering is very steep. That's the reason with most professional careers you take the license exam right out of college but with engineering it takes 4 years of pratice under a PE before sitting for the PE. Keep your day job and start looking, you'll do fine.
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I have the same holster for my 1911 that M&P provided the link to. I don't carry the 45 very often but when I do the holster is great.
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Congrats X 2. Did they save postage and mail them in the same envelope?
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I started up the car several wieeks or months ago and heard a noise that I though to be most likely power steering but maybe transmission. This started before I left the driveway so I started looking for the source. As I listended more closely I beleived it was coming from the back of the car. I opened the trunk and out jumped a cat. I assume the thing had gotten in there the day before and spent at least a night.
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Both of the local firing ranges, Coal Creek Armory & Frontier Firearms, have similiar language and both have explained it the same way as stated above. One using the exact same words, "it's just for guns we have to touch".
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Since I live here I can make this comment: Did they have 3 eyes or two heads?
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ERIK
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it
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Dolomite hit what I though on the head. My Kahr CW-9 is the largerst pistol that I can find a pocket holster for. I frequently lay it in the console of the car or door pocket of the truck in it's pocket holster which keeps the trigger covered. I've looked for a pocket holster for my G-19 but no one makes one since it's too large for a pocket. This would allow me to vehicle carry the Glock.
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Got a haircut yesterday. I've gone to the same lady, who was a high school classmeat of mine, for most of my adult life. Discussion drifted to the fact that she had just taken the HCP @ Bass Pro Shop and then filed her paperwork with DOS. She was very pleased with the class.
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I put a green High VIs on the front of my G-19 and like it.
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If is was a Glock then we could make "Glock Butt" jokes or say he really has "Glock Butt" or at least say he has a Glock up his butt
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I own a CW-9. I consider it my carrying gun but not my shooting gun. It's not really fun to shoot and I don't think I would want to put 200-300 rounds through it at one time. The first couple of range trips were a disaster with all kinds of FTF, FTE issues. I cleaned it after each 50-75 rounds. After a couple of range trips and a few boxes of ammo it cleared up and has been very realiable ever since. I own a G-19 but the Kahr is my EDC becasue it easier for me to conceal and more comfertable to carry.
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The only restriction is @ locations that are posted which can be true for any type of business. Otherwise you may carry where alcohol is sold for off premises consumption.
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What Willis said
Been drinking it for 20 years.
How do you feel about signage that kinda gives a "wink and a nod" to us?
in Handgun Carry and Self Defense
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My point wasn't whether the "Gun Buster" sign is or isn't legal or whether myself, the OP or any eles knows what is or isn't legal. My point was that I think the average small business person that chooses to post most likely goes to the local office supply store and purchases a generic Gun Buster or No Weapons sign or whatever may be available. We've discussed the issue in several threads becasues it's important to us but all the average business wants to do is place a sign conveying the message that they do not weapons in their place of business. They most likely have no idea whether the sign actually satisfies the requirments of applicable laws at their location.