Only you can determine to what extent your abilities have been diminished. I personally don't think I would feel "unsafe" around someone in this condition just for the sake of the condition. That is to say, if I was confident about someones gun handling abilities and safety mindset, the act of simply carrying wouldn't make you anymore dangerous. As a chronic pain patient with four failed back operations and a degenerative spine, I frequently carry while taking pain medication, for me it's just a fact of life. But it's something that I'm continously aware of.
Now if you had to make a life & death decision involving a potential shoot scenario, there's the rub! It is a very valid point to suggest a greater liability if you are found to be carrying while intoxicated. But on the other hand, you could be in the exact same deadly situation and not have a gun...which one is worse in your opinion...I know what mine is!
Now if you had to make a life & death decision involving a potential shoot scenario, there's the rub! It is a very valid point to suggest a greater liability if you are found to be carrying while intoxicated. But on the other hand, you could be in the exact same deadly situation and not have a gun...which one is worse in your opinion...I know what mine is!
