MikeLovell
Regular Member
Hey all,
I'm a bit of an enigma but here I go. I come from the UK, became a resident very recently after many years and money (it's a lot harder to be a legal migrant than to hop the fence!).
I live in Illinois. I've been working through as many NRA classes as possible, I'm in the process of getting my Utah CCP.
I'm literally about 15 miles from the border with Wisconsin. I'm 95% sure I can go up there and open carry, but you look at these youtube videos of people getting in deep trouble and it kind of freaks you out! I'm near Kenosha, which is the place over the border I frequent the most. Does anybody here open carry in that area?
I'd like to go out there proud, increase awareness, but nobody want to be pinned to the floor and spend a night in jail right!
I'm a ardent supporter of the 2nd amendment and I think it's amazing you guys have it. I come from a country with NO written constitution, and it's hard to put into words how much I appreciate the "set in stone" rights you have here.
You can't choose where you were born, but you can choose where you live.
I'm a bit of an enigma but here I go. I come from the UK, became a resident very recently after many years and money (it's a lot harder to be a legal migrant than to hop the fence!).
I live in Illinois. I've been working through as many NRA classes as possible, I'm in the process of getting my Utah CCP.
I'm literally about 15 miles from the border with Wisconsin. I'm 95% sure I can go up there and open carry, but you look at these youtube videos of people getting in deep trouble and it kind of freaks you out! I'm near Kenosha, which is the place over the border I frequent the most. Does anybody here open carry in that area?
I'd like to go out there proud, increase awareness, but nobody want to be pinned to the floor and spend a night in jail right!
I'm a ardent supporter of the 2nd amendment and I think it's amazing you guys have it. I come from a country with NO written constitution, and it's hard to put into words how much I appreciate the "set in stone" rights you have here.
You can't choose where you were born, but you can choose where you live.