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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Oh sorry, not different at all. first it is clearly unconstitutional as your national ccw is. there is no constitutional right to carry concealed. It is not within the constitution that the federal government can tell the states that they cannot put reasonable restrictions on firearms, and you can see the SCOTUS for confirmation. Additionally, there is no constitutional commision that says the fed has the right to determine who is and who is not a dangerous person to that public. Note that Texas has a long history of convicting and killing retarded people.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

The constitution does not say you cannot restrict gun carry to exclude concealed either (among the other restrictions that are able to do with guns). the long coats werent for concealing anything, They rode horses, didnt they? You been watching too many nutsucker movies. Remember, most frontier towns required you turn your guns in or go to jail or get shot, they didnt give a fuck, that was the actual situation.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

The constitution does not say you cannot restrict gun carry to exclude concealed either (among the other restrictions that are able to do with guns). the long coats werent for concealing anything, They rode horses, didnt they? You been watching too many nutsucker movies. Remember, most frontier towns required you turn your guns in or go to jail or get shot, they didnt give a fuck, that was the actual situation.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Yeah if you study real carefully, (oh I dont know tombstone for instance), you will see that as usual you are making shit up, as pointed out with the dusters as the method to conceal....LOLOLOLOL.

You checked your guns in most of the bigger frontier or cattle towns at the stable or town law office (sheriff marshall, whatever).

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Yeah if you study real carefully, (oh I dont know tombstone for instance), you will see that as usual you are making shit up, as pointed out with the dusters as the method to conceal....LOLOLOLOL.

You checked your guns in most of the bigger frontier or cattle towns at the stable or town law office (sheriff marshall, whatever).

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx


ORIGINAL: BamaD


Towns people carried in their pockets

Cite please



like the Earps did while cowboys and such carried in holsters like the Clantons and company did.

Only movie cowboys carry...real cowboys did not have enough money to buy a gun.


Again they didn't wear those coats to conceal their weapons but it did work out that way.

Why would a townie wear a duster?

Still none of this has the first thing to do will the constitutionality of concealed carry.

Then by what authority does the congress seek to legalize it via 'reciprocity'?

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx


ORIGINAL: BamaD
ORIGINAL: thompsonx


Towns people carried in their pockets

Cite please



like the Earps did while cowboys and such carried in holsters like the Clantons and company did.

Only movie cowboys carry...real cowboys did not have enough money to buy a gun.


Again they didn't wear those coats to conceal their weapons but it did work out that way.

Why would a townie wear a duster?

Still none of this has the first thing to do will the constitutionality of concealed carry.

Then by what authority does the congress seek to legalize it via 'reciprocity'?



A There is plenty of photographic evidence that cowboys actually did carry guns.


There are a greater number of photographs that show just the opposite.
That is not to say that some cowboys did have guns but that it was not the norm.
Guns are cheap today but in the late 19th century a colt saa cost ($17.00 plus shipping and handling)nearly a months pay for a cowboy making $20-$30 per month.
Today cowboys make about $2,000 per month and a good gun will run you under $500.

https://www.indeed.com/salaries/Ranch-Hand-Salaries

B I never said the townees wore dusters, I said they wore coats, not all coats were dusters, or didn't you know that.

A distinction without a difference. In the southwest the climate precludes the wearing of coats for most of the year just as the climate in alabama precludes wearing a coat most of the year.


C Congress's authority to do this is demonstrated from two directions.
1. The same Constitutional provision that says states have to accept both MLs and DLs issued in other states.

There are parts of alabama who still do not accept m.l. of same sex couples.



2. If Congress can ban guns that look like assault weapons they can require you to accept out of state ccw's .

As you well know congress can do pretty much as it pleases until you vote them out.

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ORIGINAL: bounty44

bama, what sort of madness has possessed you such that you wanted to try, yet again, to carry on a rational discussion with those two trolls?

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/north-fulton-county/parents-question-father-who-legally-brought-gun-to-trampoline-park/505907592

NORTH FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - Some parents are questioning a father’s decision after he legally took his handgun into a popular trampoline park.

Police were called out to a Skyzone indoor trampoline park in Roswell on Sunday afternoon.

The general manager reported that a man brought a gun inside and proceeded to jump on the trampolines with the gun in his holster.

The manager said police were called because the man refused to store his weapon in his car.

The man, who Channel 2 Action News is not identifying, said he keeps his gun on him at all times to protect his children.

“I guess the guy felt that since there wasn’t a sign up, that he could carry his gun in there,” resident Vincent Freeman said.


The father said he has a concealed carry permit and the business did not have a “no weapons” sign posted.

Roswell police said it’s up to individual businesses to post if they don’t want guns inside.

They said the man was not breaking any laws.

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“The way the laws are now, I don’t suppose he was. I don’t think it was a wise decision on his part,” resident Georgia Kraff said.

Some customers said just because you can bring a gun doesn’t mean you should.

“I think there is no reason to have a gun in a place where there’s kids, and definitely no reason to have a gun while you’re jumping,” parent Judith Forgoston said.

The manager said this is a rare occasion and he does not plan on posting signs prohibiting guns.