Maybe she was hitting on you, hoping to find some area of interest on which to build. :lol:
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NC OC experience reports
- Thread starter glockaholic
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Some cougars are cats too wild to be tamed......I've heard. :uhoh:
nikogto
Regular Member
Sounds to me she was more like a GILF. :uhoh:
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
Possibly a GGILF. Myself I like milfs, and gilfs.
dmatting
Regular Member
Scared hens in Durham
Had an interesting experience tonite. Had to go down to Coastal Federal Credit Union tonite after normal hours to deposit some cash. A little background for those unfamiliar with Coastal... They have no tellers at the branches - what they have are kiosks which are glorified atms that have a video screen so you talk to a teller that is located in Raleigh. After normal business hours the kiosks in the front foyers are open until 7pm.
So we get there at like 6:45, the wife was driving, and I get out and go to the door. There are two women in there already. So your supposed to be able to get in through a card scanner that you run your debit card thru. Well, it didn't work for some reason... didn't work for another woman who came up and tried it add well, so I figured I would wait until they left, grab the open door and go in. Well, the two hens inside saw my pistol and got all scared and would not come out and actually called the cops. I guess they thought that I was waiting for them to come out so I could rob and kill them, even though I had a wad of cash on my hand that I know one of the hens saw.
Anyway, I figured they called the cops or something cuz they wouldn't come out and kept looking at me. I actually thought it was kind of funny, but not really funny cuz by the time the cops did get there it was after 7 and the kiosk shut down.
So two Durham police officers show up and just say that the hens have the right to call 911 on me cuz they were scared but I was perfectly within my rights and nothing really came of it... except that I had to deposit the cash thru an atm, which I don't really like to do... I prefer using the kiosks cuz at least there is a live person involved.
Anyway, stories of cops supressing carry rights in the city of Durham don't really hold water. Oh, and one of the cops asked me if I was carrying a Glock... which I get A LOT...I guess the Springfield XD looks like a glock when it's in a holster?
Had an interesting experience tonite. Had to go down to Coastal Federal Credit Union tonite after normal hours to deposit some cash. A little background for those unfamiliar with Coastal... They have no tellers at the branches - what they have are kiosks which are glorified atms that have a video screen so you talk to a teller that is located in Raleigh. After normal business hours the kiosks in the front foyers are open until 7pm.
So we get there at like 6:45, the wife was driving, and I get out and go to the door. There are two women in there already. So your supposed to be able to get in through a card scanner that you run your debit card thru. Well, it didn't work for some reason... didn't work for another woman who came up and tried it add well, so I figured I would wait until they left, grab the open door and go in. Well, the two hens inside saw my pistol and got all scared and would not come out and actually called the cops. I guess they thought that I was waiting for them to come out so I could rob and kill them, even though I had a wad of cash on my hand that I know one of the hens saw.
Anyway, I figured they called the cops or something cuz they wouldn't come out and kept looking at me. I actually thought it was kind of funny, but not really funny cuz by the time the cops did get there it was after 7 and the kiosk shut down.
So two Durham police officers show up and just say that the hens have the right to call 911 on me cuz they were scared but I was perfectly within my rights and nothing really came of it... except that I had to deposit the cash thru an atm, which I don't really like to do... I prefer using the kiosks cuz at least there is a live person involved.
Anyway, stories of cops supressing carry rights in the city of Durham don't really hold water. Oh, and one of the cops asked me if I was carrying a Glock... which I get A LOT...I guess the Springfield XD looks like a glock when it's in a holster?
Liberty-or-Death
Regular Member
I suggest we leave all the ILFs out of the OC experiences thread.
mynameiscolb
New member
I also get asked the same question quite frequently. I carry a Springfield XD with TFO sights. I'd say it's about 4 times a week "Nice gun, is that a Glock?" Lol
bc.cruiser
Regular Member
Probably because Glock seems to be the favorite TV show gun. You'd likely get equivalent questions if Ruger SR1911s were the rage on TV. I've had my LC9 accused of being a baby Glock.
Firearms Iinstuctor
Regular Member
Glock the original I am can turn any pistol into a Glock amazing how that works. I even been ask is my Glock a Glock
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Dawn Foster Roten
Newbie
Wilkesboro OC
Hey guys. I have been lurking for a while.....first time commenting. I live in North Wilkesboro, and I have been OCing for a month or so. I know most of ya'll live further down east, but I will still share, in case anybody ventures up this way and may be worried about the whole OC reception....like I was. Overall my experience has been quiet. So far I have been to Lowe's Foods, IGA, Dollar General (there is one on every corner up here.), McDonalds....got a few stares there, but nothing more. I'm not sure if they were looking at the 9, or the fact that I am a 6ft tall woman....lol. Several gas stations, no problems other than the stares....just to name a few. Overall the reception has been good, way up here in the Bible belt.
I stumbled upon this site by accident, and it has become one of my favorites. I really enjoy reading the posts about the different OC experiences. Some of you guys should be writers....or comedians, because they are too funny. I don't comment much, but I am here almost daily reading the posts. Thanks for creating this nice place for us OC'ers. Nice to meet ya'll.
Hey guys. I have been lurking for a while.....first time commenting. I live in North Wilkesboro, and I have been OCing for a month or so. I know most of ya'll live further down east, but I will still share, in case anybody ventures up this way and may be worried about the whole OC reception....like I was. Overall my experience has been quiet. So far I have been to Lowe's Foods, IGA, Dollar General (there is one on every corner up here.), McDonalds....got a few stares there, but nothing more. I'm not sure if they were looking at the 9, or the fact that I am a 6ft tall woman....lol. Several gas stations, no problems other than the stares....just to name a few. Overall the reception has been good, way up here in the Bible belt.
I stumbled upon this site by accident, and it has become one of my favorites. I really enjoy reading the posts about the different OC experiences. Some of you guys should be writers....or comedians, because they are too funny. I don't comment much, but I am here almost daily reading the posts. Thanks for creating this nice place for us OC'ers. Nice to meet ya'll.
woooohoooo...glad we are here in the land of civilization the tarheel state..............
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ya'l have a good'n ya here!!
ipse
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oh dear, guess i should read top to bottom ~ er, uh, welcome to the forum Ms Dawn...thanks for gracing us with your smile as we look forward to your adventures of OC'g in the area...
ipse
Welcome from all of us at OCDO, Dawn.
That is my daughter-in-law's name too. She is under 5 ft in height, but I can look up to you both. Women that take personal responsibility for their safety are jewels to be admired.
Jamesm760
Regular Member
Welcome to OCDO, we do indeed have some excellent comical writers on here... I too enjoy reading some of our members posts, though sometimes while at work I have to try really hard to not laugh too loud.:lol:
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
Welcome to OCDO Dawn, always nice to see a lady on board.
Welcome Dawn! Now for my experience tonight. Went and ate at Hardees, had the new Dioblo burger,(dont recomend it) a few elderly couples in there that looked but nothing said. Went to Lowes food in K-Ville, had a guy come up to me and compliment my Glock that has been hydro-printed in the Gadsdon flag, we talked a few and he showed me his collection on his phone, which was cool, he said he served and I thanked him for his service and he thanked me for OCing. I asked where his was, LOL. All good.
doing a road trip, stopped at a McD near W-S for a bite, as i was getting my drink watched as two young men leave out the front door, then as i turned to grab a lid they came running back in and the oldest looking one asked...what kinda firearm you carrying...so we chatted a bit about OC'g and i discovered this individual who is a good lanky 6-3ish and looked, eh 17-18, was only 15...chatted further, told him about the forum and hoped to see him out here...and he and his brother scampered off...
no other patron said a word or looked at me cross eyed...
ipse
no other patron said a word or looked at me cross eyed...
ipse
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Someone obviously did something right in preparing the young man for the world as he recognized the difference between a good guy and a BG + the gun itself was not frightening to him.
You added to his store of information which will only further promote that his choices/decisions on OC and RKBA are fact based. Soon he will be of legal age, a voter, and maybe a leader of some note. We will need future defenders of our faith as we ol' pharts ride beyond sight and sound.
Good job.