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<blockquote data-quote="StLPro2A" data-source="post: 4261303" data-attributes="member: 48052"><p>Not being in OK, there may be differences.&nbsp; But, in MO and many other states I frequent, have property in, there are numerous benefits to having CCW.&nbsp; With CCW you can go places armed not legal without CCW.&nbsp; If stopped, producing a CCW with your drivers license may quickly position you as a good guy. This worked, started positive interaction/conversation, got me out of a well deserved speeding ticket outside Amarillo with TX trooper en route to annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Phoenix.&nbsp; Avoiding NICS is a plus. Traveling, the CCW offers benefits not available in other states without one.&nbsp; It&#039;s a cheap bit of flexibility, insurance in avoiding issues.&nbsp; Shows intent/confirmation to be good guy in unfamiliar jurisdictions. It&#039;s a form of better to have, not need...than to wish you had and not have.&nbsp; It&#039;s THE MAN telling the other THE MANs that you are a good guy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="StLPro2A, post: 4261303, member: 48052"] Not being in OK, there may be differences. But, in MO and many other states I frequent, have property in, there are numerous benefits to having CCW. With CCW you can go places armed not legal without CCW. If stopped, producing a CCW with your drivers license may quickly position you as a good guy. This worked, started positive interaction/conversation, got me out of a well deserved speeding ticket outside Amarillo with TX trooper en route to annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Phoenix. Avoiding NICS is a plus. Traveling, the CCW offers benefits not available in other states without one. It's a cheap bit of flexibility, insurance in avoiding issues. Shows intent/confirmation to be good guy in unfamiliar jurisdictions. It's a form of better to have, not need...than to wish you had and not have. It's THE MAN telling the other THE MANs that you are a good guy. [/QUOTE]

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