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<blockquote data-quote="daytomann" data-source="post: 2271603" data-attributes="member: 10301">Not paranoid, just cautious. I can understand being neighborly, etc. This practice may have been fairly common or reasonable once upon a time. But we are living in a wacky world these days.When it comes to loaning a weapon, especially knowing that the person borrowing the weapon may have to use it against someone who has threatened them, is just not very smart IMHO. You&#039;re asking for a possible pile of doo doo landing in your lap. Why risk it?#1 don&#039;t post it up on a public forum.#2 help them make a decision about the proper gun to purchase ON THEIR OWN.#3 if you&#039;re gonna be all neighborly and you feel the need to loan them something, loan them the money to buy their own gun.#4 then don&#039;t post it up on a public forum.#5 use common sense.<img src="/images/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />Maybe it&#039;s just me?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daytomann, post: 2271603, member: 10301"] Not paranoid, just cautious. I can understand being neighborly, etc. This practice may have been fairly common or reasonable once upon a time. But we are living in a wacky world these days. When it comes to loaning a weapon, especially knowing that the person borrowing the weapon may have to use it against someone who has threatened them, is just not very smart IMHO. You're asking for a possible pile of doo doo landing in your lap. Why risk it? #1 don't post it up on a public forum. #2 help them make a decision about the proper gun to purchase ON THEIR OWN. #3 if you're gonna be all neighborly and you feel the need to loan them something, loan them the money to buy their own gun. #4 then don't post it up on a public forum. #5 use common sense. :) Maybe it's just me? [/QUOTE]

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