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RE: Iowa just went Constitutional Carry - garyNconcord - 04-12-2021
(04-09-2021, 03:45 PM)Augie91 Wrote: Lol. Very funny story Dave! The older I get the more trouble I have remembering where I hide stuff or that I even hid something in the first place! I'm currently just dealing with a half dozen ammo cans worth. I've been wanting to get a few more pistols and hit range more, but I'm just not seeing ammo anywhere. I've not been actively searching weekly and have backed off range visits to once a month. You got a good problem there Dave!Facility I once worked at had fake drink machines set up in the plant for the guards to shoot from.
Guns...what guns?
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RE: Iowa just went Constitutional Carry - Stank Delicious - 04-13-2021
One of my old gun clubs filled their Coke machines with beer.
RE: Iowa just went Constitutional Carry - dave - 04-13-2021
(04-13-2021, 02:22 AM)Stank Delicious Wrote: One of my old gun clubs filled their Coke machines with beer.
When I was in HS I had some volunteer firemen friends and they had one as well..
RE: Iowa just went Constitutional Carry - Gusso - 04-14-2021
We had a soda machine filled with beer at my base in Tempelhof (Berlin, Germany). Iirc, it was about 50 cents a can. Maybe a quarter, it's been a while.
RE: Iowa just went Constitutional Carry - Augie91 - 04-18-2021
Don't mess with Texas!!
"The Texas House passed a bill Thursday that would allow people to open carry handguns without a permit. If approved, it would make Texas the largest state in the nation to allow no-permit handgun carry."
"Earlier this week, a group of Texas police chiefs held a news conference opposing the bill, arguing that citizens should have basic training and awareness of gun laws before being allowed to carry."
Personally, I think that requiring training is a good idea!!
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/texas-gun-law-open-carry-no-permit-handgun/