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OC event in the News

Thundar

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"To me I think it gives kids the idea that guns are OK and I think that they're going to be desensitized," says Anji Robertson who was visiting from Madison, WI with her husband and three kids.


Meant as criticism, but a worthy goal of family oriented open carry events.
 

rodbender

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Thundar wrote:
"To me I think it gives kids the idea that guns are OK and I think that they're going to be desensitized," says Anji Robertson who was visiting from Madison, WI with her husband and three kids.


Meant as criticism, but a worthy goal of family oriented open carry events.
She's from Wisconsin. What do you expect from a resident of a state that does not allow carry of any kind.
 

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rodbender wrote:
Thundar wrote:
"To me I think it gives kids the idea that guns are OK and I think that they're going to be desensitized," says Anji Robertson who was visiting from Madison, WI with her husband and three kids.


Meant as criticism, but a worthy goal of family oriented open carry events.
She's from Wisconsin. What do you expect from a resident of a state that does not allow carry of any kind.
http://opencarry.org/wi.html
Wisconsin is an open carry state. They have complete state preemption for firearms laws. However, you may not openly carry a firearm in a vehicle.
ETA: We need more Madison folks to start OCing.
 

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asforme wrote:
http://opencarry.org/wi.html
Wisconsin is an open carry state. They have complete state preemption for firearms laws. However, you may not openly carry a firearm in a vehicle.
ETA: We need more Madison folks to start OCing.
I was under the impression that Wisconsin was one of the states that had a ban on carrying of firearms altogether. I stand corrected and I thank you for it. I know there are 44 states thatdo notban open carry. Tx, Ok, S.C., Fl,and Il are 5 that do. Do you know which other one does?
 

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rodbender wrote:
I know there are 44 states thatdo notban open carry. Tx, Ok, S.C., Fl,and Il are 5 that do. Do you know which other one does?
Actually it's TX, OK, SC, FL, NY & AR (And D.C.). IL actually allows OC in rural areas.

Check out the home page, the map is hot linked and has lots of good info.
http://opencarry.org/opencarry.html
 

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563 wrote:
Opencarry.org also mentioned in the Local news paper Idaho Statesman

http://www.idahostatesman.com/newsupdates/story/447064.html
Some of the comments on the article were apalling. One individual kept insisting that OC is some kind of "macho" thing. Others were adamant that open carry was inviting violence and injury, and that it was just a matter of time until someone got killed because a gun "just went off". What utter nonsense...
 
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