vrwmiller
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cloudcroft wrote:
I knew you were. It was evident by the multiple smileys in your post
cloudcroft wrote:
I knew you were. It was evident by the multiple smileys in your post
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Open Carry Makes Me Nicer!
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mazellan819
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I also have to agree with all the previous posters. I find I conduct myself in a more professional way when I am carrying. Whether its open or CC. I feel its my duty to do so. You catch more bees with honey than vinegar.
I also have to agree with all the previous posters. I find I conduct myself in a more professional way when I am carrying. Whether its open or CC. I feel its my duty to do so. You catch more bees with honey than vinegar.
Citizen
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Me, too. However, fellow OCDO'ers fall down suffocating with laughter when I mention that humility is one of the traits OC brings out inme.
Me, too. However, fellow OCDO'ers fall down suffocating with laughter when I mention that humility is one of the traits OC brings out inme.
VAopencarry
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Citizen wrote:
No kidding. I saw you had posted in here and 'came in here' to bust your chops if you had posted OC makes you nicer.:lol::lol: Carry on.........
Citizen wrote:
That is too f'ing funny.
No kidding. I saw you had posted in here and 'came in here' to bust your chops if you had posted OC makes you nicer.:lol::lol: Carry on.........
Mokarov_9mm
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Open carry makes Everyone Friendly.
Always Open Carry.
Open carry makes Everyone Friendly.
Always Open Carry.
demnogis
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I guess it's true, that old addage:
"An armed society is a polite society."
Although, there's always the few exceptions...
I guess it's true, that old addage:
"An armed society is a polite society."
Although, there's always the few exceptions...
cloudcroft
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I don't see any difference when I carry and when I do not...I'm always a nice guy.
Except towardscriminals.
-- John D.
I don't see any difference when I carry and when I do not...I'm always a nice guy.
Except towardscriminals.
-- John D.
ODA 226
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Interesting point! Looking at the way I've lived my life (always been a fighter), whenever I am armed with myColt or SpringfieldModel 1911 (with the A1 modification) I always walk away from potential confrontations that I normally wouldn't walk away from when only armed with my fists (ex: Someone saying something ugly to me etc.)
I guess in many ways, being armed forces one to become a more level-headed, responsible citizen.
Interesting point! Looking at the way I've lived my life (always been a fighter), whenever I am armed with myColt or SpringfieldModel 1911 (with the A1 modification
) I always walk away from potential confrontations that I normally wouldn't walk away from when only armed with my fists (ex: Someone saying something ugly to me etc.)I guess in many ways, being armed forces one to become a more level-headed, responsible citizen.
Sonora Rebel
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I wuz borned NICE! :what:
I wuz borned NICE! :what:
David.Car
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I too am always nice and polite, with or without a firearm.
As for appearance, I usually am wearing a short sleeve button up shirt, I found the little indents they seem to have at the sides help to go around the sides of my firearm without bunching. But I don't go looking to dress up, as long as I am wearing a clean shirt that doesn't have something obscene on it, I am good.
This was the last shirt I wore while OC:
I too am always nice and polite, with or without a firearm.
As for appearance, I usually am wearing a short sleeve button up shirt, I found the little indents they seem to have at the sides help to go around the sides of my firearm without bunching. But I don't go looking to dress up, as long as I am wearing a clean shirt that doesn't have something obscene on it, I am good.
This was the last shirt I wore while OC:
Carnivore
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ODA 226 wrote:
Very well put. I've always been quick as a cat and size never struck a note of fear in me either, If I came across someone looking for a horses Ass I wouldn't hesitate to show em one.Butin the last two yrs.knowing that packing (for me in the vehicle)carried with it a greater amount of responsibility, I've been more reasonable and held myself a level above the loudmouth in the crowd that sets out to bring a hush of submission across the crowd..
Witha personalfirearm present in the general population comes the responsibility of representing all who hold the 2nd A near and dear not just oneself
ODA 226 wrote:
Interesting point! Looking at the way I've lived my life (always been a fighter), whenever I am armed with myColt or SpringfieldModel 1911 (with the A1 modification
I guess in many ways, being armed forces one to become a more level-headed, responsible citizen.
Very well put. I've always been quick as a cat and size never struck a note of fear in me either, If I came across someone looking for a horses Ass I wouldn't hesitate to show em one.Butin the last two yrs.knowing that packing (for me in the vehicle)carried with it a greater amount of responsibility, I've been more reasonable and held myself a level above the loudmouth in the crowd that sets out to bring a hush of submission across the crowd..
Witha personalfirearm present in the general population comes the responsibility of representing all who hold the 2nd A near and dear not just oneself