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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Train and license, then let them carry, but locked up, similar to the FFDOs. Last thing we need is one left in the restroom like some of the highly trained federal agents seem prone to do.
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You nailed my point exactly - train and license. I should have amended my post to say unrestricted carry - apologies, and I owe you a few, like 20 for being unclear.
I'm trained and qualified in the use of most firearms out there, and if it wasn't such a PITA in this area, I might actually still own a few handguns (still kicking myself for giving up the gold cup 1911, and the Berretta 92SB), I consider them tools, I guess that's an occupational hazard after being an 18B.
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Last edited by x SF med; 10-06-2006 at 07:12.
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