Your right
Your right, he wasn't stating how it was a tactical disadvantage. He was just flapping his jaw on the keyboard. That's why I didn't entertain the other guys weak attempt of explaining. This isn't E.T. I understand what he wrote because although there were a lot of mispellings, english is one of two languages I can read, write, and speak.
The point of this thread had to do with opencarry.org. OC.org has a wealth of info and is correct except for the District of Colombia and for a few states regarding private sales. Mike and John do an outstanding job with OC.org
Lonnie Wilson was mentioning how open carry is legal in MA as the law does not mandate concealement and LEO's in MA carry on the same license that everyone else does, if OC was illegal then every uniformed LEO in MA would be a criminal.
Now if people want to discuss chiefs revoking licenses, that's a different story, but to say that OC.org is wrong on MA is incorrect. The law is quite clear. I highly doubt most chiefs would support open carry but one poster on OC.org lives in a town where the chief does not have a problem with it so he's good to go, so far, he has had no reactions from anyone.
This is interesting because now with Heller, most case law regarding guns is null and void (collective rights). So we have a fresh start in a lot of areas. If Heller is incorporated, then it will be clear that a chief can not play games with a LTC. So this is worthy of discussion.
As far as people saying OC hurts our cause. Mass seems to have no problem eliminating gun rights without people OC'ing so it's a moot point.
The GCA of 1998, screwed many gun owners as well as resident aliens.
Romney screwed people with the $100 license.
Romney screwed people again by making most high caps illegal (even with the high cap Class A license).
IMHO,it doesn't look like he was argueing of the advantage/disadvantage of anything..looks more like he was stating how it should be straight out...
must be so they're at a "disadvantage"....
i swear it's becoming a pissing contest,and we know how those end...
(wet shoes)---
just as a side note...i can't believe i made or(don't remember) making this comment about how i'd never OC
http://northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=54900&postcount=24
it is a liberating feeling..
Your right, he wasn't stating how it was a tactical disadvantage. He was just flapping his jaw on the keyboard. That's why I didn't entertain the other guys weak attempt of explaining. This isn't E.T. I understand what he wrote because although there were a lot of mispellings, english is one of two languages I can read, write, and speak.
The point of this thread had to do with opencarry.org. OC.org has a wealth of info and is correct except for the District of Colombia and for a few states regarding private sales. Mike and John do an outstanding job with OC.org
Lonnie Wilson was mentioning how open carry is legal in MA as the law does not mandate concealement and LEO's in MA carry on the same license that everyone else does, if OC was illegal then every uniformed LEO in MA would be a criminal.
Now if people want to discuss chiefs revoking licenses, that's a different story, but to say that OC.org is wrong on MA is incorrect. The law is quite clear. I highly doubt most chiefs would support open carry but one poster on OC.org lives in a town where the chief does not have a problem with it so he's good to go, so far, he has had no reactions from anyone.
This is interesting because now with Heller, most case law regarding guns is null and void (collective rights). So we have a fresh start in a lot of areas. If Heller is incorporated, then it will be clear that a chief can not play games with a LTC. So this is worthy of discussion.
As far as people saying OC hurts our cause. Mass seems to have no problem eliminating gun rights without people OC'ing so it's a moot point.
The GCA of 1998, screwed many gun owners as well as resident aliens.
Romney screwed people with the $100 license.
Romney screwed people again by making most high caps illegal (even with the high cap Class A license).
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