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5/19/2011 5:24:01 PM EDT


Got it today.




Be Good,
Medic2RN

5/19/2011 5:36:04 PM EDT
[#1]
Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)
5/20/2011 1:25:32 AM EDT
[#2]
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.
5/20/2011 6:21:27 AM EDT
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Got it today.


Be Good,

Medic2RN





Congratulations, Medic.  It's a shame when we have to get government to redundantly approve our natural rights, but I know you're feeling good about being legally able to take responsibility for your personal security.  Maybe you already have it covered, but don't neglect to get a really good concealed carry rig, and some training.  Don't forget to step off the "X."



 
5/20/2011 6:41:41 AM EDT
[#4]
First rule of CCW is CARRY YOUR F'N GUN!  All the time!

Second rule is STFU about carrying your gun!

Repeat.

5/20/2011 7:27:28 AM EDT
[#5]
Quoted:
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.
5/20/2011 9:47:44 AM EDT
[#6]
Quoted:
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.

+1

Compact 9mm/.40 and your ccw permit in a www.smartcarry.com means you will be armed and concealled when others who insist on a bigger gun and IWB will have to leave it in the truck/car/safe.

5/20/2011 9:58:11 AM EDT
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.

+1

Compact 9mm/.40 and your ccw permit in a www.smartcarry.com means you will be armed and concealled when others who insist on a bigger gun and IWB will have to leave it in the truck/car/safe.



And when would that be?
5/20/2011 10:08:28 AM EDT
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Quoted:
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.


I pulled mine out to adjust my belt last week and my wife said, "Have you had that the whole time?  Like, all day?"

5/20/2011 10:22:05 AM EDT
[#9]
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I pulled mine out to adjust my belt last week and my wife said, "Have you had that the whole time?  Like, all day?"

I had a similar event. I was in a shoe store looking for new boots when my sig other decided I needed new jeans and lifted my shirt to read the size tag on the ones I was wearing. Then she just stood there staring at my .45 and finally said " have you always worn that and do you wear it all the time?". I learned then that responding "No honey...I used to wear 34s and sometimes I wear shorts" gets you punched on the arm.  Personally I think lifting your significant other's shirt and looking at their pistol is uncouth, but I'm not real clear on the rules of ettiquette.

I guess i don't advertise that I carry to pretty much anyone.

5/20/2011 10:36:03 AM EDT
[#10]
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.


I pulled mine out to adjust my belt last week and my wife said, "Have you had that the whole time?  Like, all day?"



+1

We went out to eat the other night and as we were walking out of the house my wife asks if I have a gun with me.

I just smile and say " yes............................ two of them"


5/20/2011 11:28:17 AM EDT
[#11]
Quoted:
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Congrats!  CCW means don't tell anybody. (Major Hint!)

Yes, I've always wondered about these kinds of threads.  A CCW permit is nice to have but its not like it's a club with membership benefits and rewards points.


Eh, people are excited...let him be. No different than showing off your new gun IMO.
No benefits? On the contrary, id say having a firearm on your person to protect yourself is a huge benefit.

Ill also echo what the guy above me said:
Dont be one of those "Oh ill only take it if I think ill have trouble" people
Concealed means concealed, that means nobody but your SO knows your armed. Not your boss, not your friends, not your kids, not your parents, not your in-laws, etc.

+1

Compact 9mm/.40 and your ccw permit in a www.smartcarry.com means you will be armed and concealled when others who insist on a bigger gun and IWB will have to leave it in the truck/car/safe.



And when would that be?

When you have a career that you can't be made.
There's a thread in handgun section now where a guy is trying to conceal a j-frame in a pocket holster because he can't risk printing IWB.  He isn't alone with his concerns.

When you have a kick ass wife and kids and you can't risk the sheeple accidentally touching said IWB gun during the numerous social settings in which said kick ass wife and kids place you.  I'm not alone with those concerns.



5/20/2011 4:03:57 PM EDT
[#12]
Congratulations.
5/20/2011 4:06:10 PM EDT
[#13]
Always carry, never tell.
5/21/2011 10:21:47 AM EDT
[#14]
The only rule of CCing is don't talk about CCing and carry the gun while your not talking about it.