I am a staunch supporter of the 2nd amendment and think that everyone that can pass a background check and certified training should have the option of carrying a firearm.
The Minnesota law seems to be a misnomer in that I often see it referred to as a "conceal and carry license" But, I don't think it says anything about having it actually concealed.
I saw this guy out today with his family including young kids. He was wearing shorts and flip flops and a t-shirt that was plenty long enough to conceal his semi auto, but he chose to tuck it behind the weapon. This was at a family restaurant in an affluent suburb.
I know violence can strike anywhere and at any time and I am all in favor of being able to protect yourself. But open carry makes no sense to me tactically. Why advertise that you are carrying a gun? Why not wear a shirt that says "Take me out first".
I think some people did not get enough attention growing up or want to seem like a tough guy.
Do you guys run into much of this?
The Minnesota law seems to be a misnomer in that I often see it referred to as a "conceal and carry license" But, I don't think it says anything about having it actually concealed.
I saw this guy out today with his family including young kids. He was wearing shorts and flip flops and a t-shirt that was plenty long enough to conceal his semi auto, but he chose to tuck it behind the weapon. This was at a family restaurant in an affluent suburb.
I know violence can strike anywhere and at any time and I am all in favor of being able to protect yourself. But open carry makes no sense to me tactically. Why advertise that you are carrying a gun? Why not wear a shirt that says "Take me out first".
I think some people did not get enough attention growing up or want to seem like a tough guy.
Do you guys run into much of this?
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