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Seattle Weekly: Meet I-5's armed volunteer litter crew
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Bill Starks
State Researcher
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Thanks for finding this Mike, I was not notified or aware that this was being done. After looking at the pics though, it looks like jenny Craig is in my near future.
Thanks for finding this Mike, I was not notified or aware that this was being done. After looking at the pics though, it looks like jenny Craig is in my near future.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
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I have yet to get down there and now there is a hiatus, darn road work. Great job M1 and crew.
I have yet to get down there and now there is a hiatus, darn road work. Great job M1 and crew.
tekshogun
Founder's Club Member
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That is just beautiful.
I especially love their sign. It is pulling double duty, not just educating passers-by, but also to warn anyone thinking about trying to run the crew over they will probably be shot at out of self defense. :lol:
Great work to those in the Openly Armed Litter Crew.
That is just beautiful.
I especially love their sign. It is pulling double duty, not just educating passers-by, but also to warn anyone thinking about trying to run the crew over they will probably be shot at out of self defense. :lol:
Great work to those in the Openly Armed Litter Crew.
Bill Starks
State Researcher
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tekshogun wrote:
The problem is that the state won't let me use the sign on the roadside any more as it's not an "approved" road sign..... ( I took the sign to a vinyl shop and added the extra word and 1911).
I've been using it at every event though as a OCDO marker for the area. Now that we have the banner it should be easy to find us at any outdoor event.
tekshogun wrote:
The problem is that the state won't let me use the sign on the roadside any more as it's not an "approved" road sign..... ( I took the sign to a vinyl shop and added the extra word and 1911).
I've been using it at every event though as a OCDO marker for the area. Now that we have the banner it should be easy to find us at any outdoor event.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
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M1Gunr wrote:
M1Gunr wrote:
I thought you found a way around it by attaching it to the back of your truck now?
Bill Starks
State Researcher
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Correct, It's just not used as a road sign anymore.
Correct, It's just not used as a road sign anymore.
sraacke
Regular Member
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Great job guys. The article was a bit off putting including where OCers were said to be a political liability. Loved the photos. Here in Louisiana, LOCAL (the La Open Carry Awareness League) has contacted DOTD about adopting a section of highway. We have been waiting for the State to complete a study on that section of road before we can begin litter pickup.
Great job guys. The article was a bit off putting including where OCers were said to be a political liability. Loved the photos. Here in Louisiana, LOCAL (the La Open Carry Awareness League) has contacted DOTD about adopting a section of highway. We have been waiting for the State to complete a study on that section of road before we can begin litter pickup.
Mike
Site Co-Founder
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yale wrote:
yale wrote:
Well that's what much of the mainstream gun rights apraratus used to think - but they are warming to the idea as they have seen it work to normalize gun carry - but then we have some folks who insist on scary carry - and these are political liabilities - we need to understand that and hopefully normal properly holstered open carriers are the overwhelming norm and not the scary carriers.