If you come to my house, I will frisk you for a gun,Guns are mandatory to come on my property.
Flash it, or flaunt it and you're welcome.
If you do not have one, I will issue you one.
If you do not have one, I will issue you one.
Got a good deal on a dozen Tokarevs from JG Sales?
My brother sold Kirby vacuums for a little while. Awesome product; HORRIBLE sales tactics (right down there with Craftmatic beds, ugh)--just buy them at garage/estate sales and save yourself a whole lot of aggravation. I think I'd rather suck up my pride and collect welfare checks than sell Kirbys. Or Craftmatics.
I once had a guy come up to the door trying to sell me steaks (he even said he'd give me a freezer when I told him mine was full). I thought I was going to have to sic the dogs on him; little peckerwood just would not take no for an answer. I think closing the door on him was what finally got him to figure out that I wasn't buying.
My problem with this is, now the guy has confirmation on what house has a gun inside. While to some this might be a deterrent, for others this might make it a very lucrative target. After all, most crimes committed with a gun, the gun was stolen. Sure you could fight them off, when you're home.
To me, not flaunting gun ownership status is a risk mitigation behavior.
I've had grown men back away from the door when 30 pounds of mutt starts sounding like she's going to eat therefore first body part proffered. One evening I had just come home from work and changed, sat down to eat supper and some moron starts banging on the door. That drives the dog nuts so he backs up. I open the door, and he sees nickel and walnut on my hip and stammers, "You're not going to shoot me, are you?" Told him that depended on how long it took him to get back to the gate. I think he broke some records and cleared a five foot high gate like it was the low hurtles.
Try this next time. Open door. Stand there and say nothing, just stare. I find that they leave pretty fast.
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I've been to a couple of bars that had that rule.
That would work.
This would work 90% of the time. The other 10% would see that as an invite.......
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