Is anyone else from jacksonville weary about open carrying. Jso has a reputation of... Il just say using more force than necessary.
Only if you're a hood rat. I've never had issues w JSO. Shoot IDPA with a few of them.
Definitely not a hood rat but you must hang with the few good ones
May be. But, I also tend to not do things that warrant police contact. Don't think general OC will be a problem here.
Are your jso friends pretty cool with the idea of oc? I personally know two leos, one with jso and one in atlantic beach and neither are for oc.
They're neutral and said they'll abide the statute and all that goes with it.
The FL legislature is min 2 steps away (Senate rules and senate floor) from passing OC in FL.did i miss something here , are ya'll talking about ocing in jacksonville fl. I thought that ocing wasn't allowed in florida ...did they change that while I wasn't present?
Three steps....the guv needs to sign it.
(yes, I'm aware that technically he's not part of the legislature, but since the signing IS part of the legislative process, I'm including it as one of the minimum required steps
Three steps....the guv needs to sign it.
(yes, I'm aware that technically he's not part of the legislature, but since the signing IS part of the legislative process, I'm including it as one of the minimum required steps)
Three steps....the guv needs to sign it.
(yes, I'm aware that technically he's not part of the legislature, but since the signing IS part of the legislative process, I'm including it as one of the minimum required steps)
Wait did this pass on the House floor when I wasn't looking? Or is it 4 steps?
Thank goodness. I am moving back to Fl from NC and was going to be very displeased to have to renew my CC and go out and purchase a more easily concealed pistol. Here is hoping they figure it out in the next 2 months in favor of freedom.
If you go about your business I don't think it will be a problem, at least not a la recent events in Philly.
Do not let fear of law enforcement keep you from OCing should this bill pass. The absolute worst thing that can happen, and has a probability of about 0, is that they'll shoot you. If that happens you'll be responsible for a huge backlash against "law enforcement" and a great boon to gun rights and freedom in general because they'll be exposed for what they are-dangers to civil society.