It doesn't get much better than thatMy wife open carried for her first time today in Albertson's at Charleston and Desert Foothills. Just a normal couple going about their business with holstered guns on their hips.
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The only state restriction is possession on school property. You can be armed on the sidewalk outside their fence, and you are fine. So you can park on the street as close as you can get, just don't drive onto the school's parking lot to be legal.
There is no extra provision for having a CCW permit.
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vegaspassat
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Went to harbor freight and oriely's today. The girlfriend and I went to meet a friend of hers at Starbucks too. She really wanted me to meet her grind so I went along, but I only drank water.
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28kfps
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MAC correct me if I am wrong. The 1000 foot law is a federal law and they do not offer any funds to force it so our State will not enforce this federal law and as you said we have no state 1000 foot law?
28kfps
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Good idea not hitting the hard stuff while charring.
28kfps
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Welcome to the site.
Craftymommy
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Just want to say ninja is my husband. And I finally convinced him to come on here. He likes facebook better though because he says it is easier to navigate:banghead: i don't understand him.
28kfps
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My wife open carried for her first time today in Albertson's at Charleston and Desert Foothills. Just a normal couple going about their business with holstered guns on their hips.
Nothing like seeing a young lady sporting a nicely holster firearm. The old 1979 movie 10 which used a number scale to rate woman's looks 10 being the best. I contend they get 3 extra points if they are open carrying.
Craftymommy
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I won't argue with that:lol:
Vegassteve
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As a mommy who carries you should check out this lady on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/user/limalife
mp06011999
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While not exactly an oc story, it still kinda applies:
Had a community yard sale yesterday. I through my Llama 1911 into the sale placing it unloaded, cleared and opened on top of a big yellow DeWalt box. Upon noticing a lady exclaimed, "YOUR SELLING A GUN IN A YARD SALE?!?" I said, "Yea, you interested?" She abruptly left saying "NO". lol
A few picked it up ever so gently like it was a hot piece of led and moved it aside. One was handling it in every fashion possible cycling it, aiming it (in a safe direction) and just generally handling it like you would any firearm you are considering buying it. Btw, he was a Metro officer in street clothes and not on duty. And then just as I finished for the day a lawyer for Bargain Pawn showed up and bought it. Cash and carry - no ID, no personal questions. The way it should be. Awesome!
And I wonder what that lady that so abruptly left went home thinking?
Had a community yard sale yesterday. I through my Llama 1911 into the sale placing it unloaded, cleared and opened on top of a big yellow DeWalt box. Upon noticing a lady exclaimed, "YOUR SELLING A GUN IN A YARD SALE?!?" I said, "Yea, you interested?" She abruptly left saying "NO". lol
A few picked it up ever so gently like it was a hot piece of led and moved it aside. One was handling it in every fashion possible cycling it, aiming it (in a safe direction) and just generally handling it like you would any firearm you are considering buying it. Btw, he was a Metro officer in street clothes and not on duty. And then just as I finished for the day a lawyer for Bargain Pawn showed up and bought it. Cash and carry - no ID, no personal questions. The way it should be. Awesome!
And I wonder what that lady that so abruptly left went home thinking?
Craftymommy
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Our first gun purchase here was at a yard sale. I couldn't resist, it is a .22lr NAA revolver and fits in the palm of my hand. It was cute and has a kick and I love it
we did a bill of sale with ID info of both parties but we are also in clark county so have blue cards to contend with. Some people are just afraid for one reason or another, only thing we can do is try to educate them and by OC we show that we are responsible gun owners and anyone who asks we give them food for thought on why we carry!
Vegassteve
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Our first gun purchase here was at a yard sale. I couldn't resist, it is a .22lr NAA revolver and fits in the palm of my hand. It was cute and has a kick and I love it
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A BOS is not needed in Clark county. It has nothing to do with the blue card. Please dont fall into that trap.
Craftymommy
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I know that it isnt needed, we do it for our safety though
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Craftymommy
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OC at Bass Pro today and a new restaurant by us, Siam Thai, with no issues. Have to say the restaurant has some amazing food but it replaced our favorite mexican restaurant Win win though I guess, good food to replace an old favorite and OC friendly
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28kfps
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OC at Bass Pro today and a new restaurant by us, Siam Thai, with no issues. Have to say the restaurant has some amazing food but it replaced our favorite mexican restaurant
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Siam Thai is a Mexican restaurant? "O" wait I get what you are saying.
garand_guy
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I'm going to garage sales now.
Craftymommy
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We have seen two garage sales with guns in the year we have been here.
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There is no 1000-foot state law, correct.
There is ZERO, ZERO, ZERO enforcement of the federal gun-free school zone in most states, especially ours. The only states where it is an issue is where they also have a matching state law.
It's not because of being an unfunded mandate, but because the federal government is completely outside their authority with it. It was already struck down by SCOTUS. It will be instantly struck down again if there ever was a conviction of it in any state.
In my professional expert legal opinion, I unabashedly and without reservation advise to completely ignore it.
mp06011999
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I know that it isnt needed, we do it for our safety though
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So cute! I told the buyer, "As a seller, I want to know nothing of you. As a buyer, you would want to know that the gun is not stolen so here is the Blue Card. Good Day Sir".
Btw, more than is required, but less than most if not ALL sales in Clark County.