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<blockquote data-quote="Rez Exelon" data-source="post: 3905827" data-attributes="member: 5800">I&#039;ve seen plenty over the years. Every single time it&#039;s a cringe moment because it&#039;s so unnecessary, and makes gun owners looks bad. Because quite literally no one, ever, in the history of all time, that was not a gun person, has looked upon someone open carrying at a Walmart and though &quot;wow, what a responsible person, I am going to positively change my opinions about gun owners&quot;. On the other hand, I bet there are a lot of folks that see that and think &quot;just like I thought, those idiots either can&#039;t respect the rules or can&#039;t read the sign&quot;.I mean, they don&#039;t have a no concealed policy generally (although certain states might differ, I dunno about all of them) which is positive. I don&#039;t get OC anyways, but that&#039;s just my opinion.Oh I&#039;m sure lots of people do. Not my thing, but I rarely speak for the masses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rez Exelon, post: 3905827, member: 5800"] I've seen plenty over the years. Every single time it's a cringe moment because it's so unnecessary, and makes gun owners looks bad. Because quite literally no one, ever, in the history of all time, that was not a gun person, has looked upon someone open carrying at a Walmart and though "wow, what a responsible person, I am going to positively change my opinions about gun owners". On the other hand, I bet there are a lot of folks that see that and think "just like I thought, those idiots either can't respect the rules or can't read the sign". I mean, they don't have a no concealed policy generally (although certain states might differ, I dunno about all of them) which is positive. I don't get OC anyways, but that's just my opinion. Oh I'm sure lots of people do. Not my thing, but I rarely speak for the masses. [/QUOTE]

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