Komifornia Open karry

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California and all their strict gun control laws have people resorting to open unloaded carry. And a bunch of guys get together with a video camera and just hang out or walk around trying to get reactions out of people. I think this guy is going a little too far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTgsuK9DHwM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Who's to say that shotgun is not loaded? The way I see it is if the action is closed then the firearm is loaded.

 

[okie98]

I'm with Old Fart!!

 

[Weatherby]

You forgot the move option. The PRK is a lost cause

+1 I'd be getting the hell out of Dodge.

 

[MaddSkillz]

I don't care about California as much as the next guy - actually they have some beautiful countryside there I'd love to ride my bike around at, and that may be the only reason I don't want to lose hope for California... I think what these people are doing is great. It might seem a bit extreme, but that's by no fault of their own. They're trying to make a point and they're doing a good job of it. Guns are simply tools, nothing more. The regulation of them only inhibits good people from protecting themselves. And hopefully, this is what some people they encounter are learning.

Edit: Check it out, they're getting checked for loaded guns here.

 

[Keyser328]

I do not like earthquakes.

Quakes are not a big deal, they're fairly rare, and unless you live in one of the cities built on a fault line, you won't have an issue.

The real plague are the yuppies and the gangs. Those are the things to fear. Hippies are yesterdays news. Most of them live in their own towns and hug each other and trees, leaving the majority of the population alone.

Many parts of Cali are nice. Its pretty, its temperate, and its beautiful. Sadly, so much of that is ruined by the nosy, uppity, self righteous morons who feel their opinion means more than any other, and feel the need to enforce that on the populace.


Sadly, that is the majority of the people, and more importantly, they are the vocal, visible majority. I have family that has been out there since '38, back when Cali really was the "golden coast". Now it is a social wasteland


I personally carry something different, and avoid at all costs any area where I feel I would need to protect myself. Every time I go back to visit old friends or family that hasn't left yet, the more I realize its getting worse out there.

 

[Keyser328]

I don't care about California as much as the next guy - actually they have some beautiful countryside there I'd love to ride my bike around at, and that may be the only reason I don't want to lose hope for California... I think what these people are doing is great. It might seem a bit extreme, but that's by no fault of their own. They're trying to make a point and they're doing a good job of it. Guns are simply tools, nothing more. The regulation of them only inhibits good people from protecting themselves. And hopefully, this is what some people they encounter are learning.

Well said sir.

 

[71buickfreak]

I don't want to sound like a old fart.........but I could care less what those nutburgers do.

then you do care some......

 

[redmax51]

You don't have the choice I'd make............MOVE AWAY AS FAST AS I CAN!!

 

[vvvvvvv]

so regarding the option to knowingly break the law - I am curious how many of the people going with that option said no to marijuana being legalized and used the argument of it's illegal nobody should do it.

They also believe that the Constitution grants rather than protects your rights.

 

[Jefpainthorse]

How about we get behind some folks with the resolve to be "activists"?

A few folks on this forum use a quote for a sig line that goes kinda like " for evil to win it takes good men to do nothing" or something like that.

Get outside of the greater San Fransisco and LA area... most of California is small town and ag operators just like most of us folks here in Oklahoma.

I am glad to see some folks protest for the rights they should have never lost. We got problems here, boys... they just dont' get in our way after we submit to a test and user tax so we can excercise our right to carry concealed.

Vermont, Arizona and Alaska got it right.