Yes, that was the gentleman I was speaking of.
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Wisconsin Carry, Inc Annual Meeting
- Thread starter Wisconsin Carry Inc. - Chairman
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proneblocked
Regular Member
That little kid is my son, Brody. My name is Joe. It's nice to read all the good comments about him. To be honest, I wasn't sure what type of reaction we'd get but he wanted to wear his (toy) holstered gun and I told him he had to follow the rules just like everyone else and he kept that thing holstered the whole time much to my dismay. We had a good time!
AaronS
Regular Member
I'll bet ya $100 that Brody will be able to out shoot me by the time he is of age to buy a gun at a store. I don't have any kids, but it sure makes me feel good knowing that your son is learning what I feel are very important life lesions from the man he should, you. I guess I see a lot of what I think are not so good parents in my area...
You look to be a great father, and I am sure your son will show it when he is older.
Keep up the good work, and carry on.
Man, I love happy posts!
You look to be a great father, and I am sure your son will show it when he is older.
Keep up the good work, and carry on.
Man, I love happy posts!
proneblocked
Regular Member
Thank you,sir.
M
McX
Guest
any good pics from the event to post?
IcrewUH60
Regular Member
I heard the Sheriff talking to another gentleman about Concealed Carry. He is not for Constitutional Carry from what I understood. He is all for Permits and Mandatory Training "personally" he said. Then he followed up with that he was a constitutional officer and is bound to uphold the constitution.
If anyone thinks I mis-heard him, it could be possible (there were over 200 people there talking and carrying-on). Anyone know for sure where he stands on Constitutional Carry?
Wisconsin Carry Inc. - Chairman
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
Sheriff Mahoney came up and introduced himself to me and we had a good conversation.
He said he fully supported the concealed carry and then added that being in a law-enforcement perspective if he had his wish, he would opt for permits and training, but none-the-less supported the concept of law-abiding people carrying for self-defense. He also mentioned that he had no problem with lawful open-carry.
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
Quote...
"You look to be a great father, and I am sure your son will show it when he is older.
Keep up the good work, and carry on."
By his behavior at the meeting, I am thinking you son is already "showing it"...
Outdoorsman.
"You look to be a great father, and I am sure your son will show it when he is older.
Keep up the good work, and carry on."
By his behavior at the meeting, I am thinking you son is already "showing it"...
Outdoorsman.
springfield 1911
Founder's Club Member
My apologies For not interacting with everyone, I was in such awe of everyones presence ,To be among those I consider friends. I'm still in awe.
comp45acp
Regular Member
Dining at The Dry Bean
I spoke with Mary Bursac the owner/manager after the meeting. She said she would grant permission to carry for dining in the future. She said the best way to obtain permission is to email her as she is not always there.
marydrybean@gmail.com
I spoke with Mary Bursac the owner/manager after the meeting. She said she would grant permission to carry for dining in the future. She said the best way to obtain permission is to email her as she is not always there.
marydrybean@gmail.com
MKEgal
Regular Member
:banghead: And how does he propose getting criminals to get permits & training?Nik said:
I don't understand why it's so hard to get people to understand what seems to me to be a simple concept (or rather, set of related concepts):
Criminals cause problems. Good citizens don't.
Criminals don't follow laws.
Laws requiring permits & training won't stop problems caused by criminals.
WIN!comp45acp said:
It'd be even better if there were a sign on the door "peaceful open carry of holstered firearms permitted for the duration of your visit".
And another one saying "open carriers are served free sodas & will be refused alcohol".
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Wisconsin Carry Inc. - Chairman
Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
I don't think the law provides for "blanket" permission but rather permission for a specific event for a limited duration.
Also, to my knowledge there is no law prohibiting a person from having a glass of wine while they are carrying. Or a glass of beer. I don't advocate, nor condemn people for doing so, rather, I believe its up to them to be accountable as an individual to follow the law and make their own choices.
I don't like nanny government and I prefer to patronize establishments that respect my right to live my life as I choose (within the law)
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phred
Regular Member
davegran
Regular Member
It's not cocked and locked....