I see guys in the parking lot carrying guns all the time. It's what they are doing and what type of store, Gander Mountain or whatever?
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I see guys in the parking lot carrying guns all the time. It's what they are doing and what type of store, Gander Mountain or whatever?
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Probably very little, knowing "gun" is insufficient information to form any opinion about the degree of threat. I'd probably head off to the side to await finding out more, as the info came in, but that's only if the threat appeared credible. Depending when/where this occurred, it's highly likely the guy simply couldn't classify threat from non-threat very well. Hard to say without far more info beyond "gun."
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In Arizona, they'd say "so what"? Unless there's a threat, gun friendly states are very friendly and used to legal carry.
I like the "more information please" reply, but the "I would show him mine and see if he p"s himself" is good to. Maybe they could be used in unison...
Could you give me more information please, was it drawn or did you just see it on him? Then the I'm not worried about it, and show him yours ,what would be cool is if he fainted, and then messed himself.
"The sword dose not cause the murder, and the maker of the sword dose not bear sin" Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac 11th century