Athena
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I've been lurking here for a while, but I suppose I should introduce myself. I'm a grad student at UW (originally from the northwoods) and love shooting and promoting gun rights.
That said I had the most lovely experience the other day at one of the jewelry shops in downtown Madison. I just brought the stripped slide in (I was afraid of potentially losing parts) and asked if they could do some simple engraving on it.
Before I got the slide out of my purse I explained to them employee that it was only a part and was not a firearm on its own. Nobody bugged me about it, there was no "she's got a gun" comments from any of the other customers, and the engraving turned out great.
Even in the middle of Madison there are some stores that don't freak out about mentioning firearms.
I've been lurking here for a while, but I suppose I should introduce myself. I'm a grad student at UW (originally from the northwoods) and love shooting and promoting gun rights.
That said I had the most lovely experience the other day at one of the jewelry shops in downtown Madison. I just brought the stripped slide in (I was afraid of potentially losing parts) and asked if they could do some simple engraving on it.
Before I got the slide out of my purse I explained to them employee that it was only a part and was not a firearm on its own. Nobody bugged me about it, there was no "she's got a gun" comments from any of the other customers, and the engraving turned out great.
Even in the middle of Madison there are some stores that don't freak out about mentioning firearms.