Seems that quite a few people are starting to wake up and see the situation in our large cities as it really is - not a gun problem, but a people problem.
Not coworkers, but a few friends have asked me in recent weeks what would be good to get. This happened just yesterday. I saw a guy at lunch who floated the idea, but in a way that made it seem he was on the fence about it. That wasn't the cause for his apprehension. I know though he really didn't understand much of anything. He had not clue how much any hand gun even cost, or the wait time for Florida. So I just volunteered as much info as possible because I think he was too embarrassed to ask many questions.
The kids next door (couple in their 20’s) came over asking questions, CWO took them up to the gun room and he had “school” for the two of them. We plan on taking them shooting so they can try out some and see what they like. We don’t mind, he was about to buy a really bad cheap gun and we suggested they save up another month.
How we relate to the people who are worried, concerned, scared, and go shopping for a gun will make a huge impression on them for the future and everyone they come in contact with.
1. It is going to be a little worrying with getting training even CCW as a lot of state it is either shut down or limited so that is gona to be a intersting thing to watch
2. Hopefuly a lot of people will see the issues in there states gun laws and fight to change them ..Ie states like CA with all there crap or NC where you need a permit to buy a handgun
3. My worry is a lot of crap guns are going to be pushed on people either by a scumbag wanted to make a buck or by desperation and might turn off some people
Opportunity!
Along with guns and since we have their attention this is also an opportunity to do some political schooling with our friends/neighbors. We are learning from living in a younger group neighborhood that many just don’t know history or why the laws are the way they are. Funny, within a couple of days of CWO’s gun school with the young couple a political sign went in their front yard lol.
Doors are opening, time for us to walk through before their liberal coworkers/professors taint their minds any worse than the faux history books they are pushing.
I like the raccoon pic too. Mrs OldChap has a matching set like yours. She feeds them every few days. They mostly come at night, but I've been trying to get some photos.
You might get a kick out of this guy's videos. He posts a new one every day, I think.
It is cute and all, but feeding wildlife is not a good idea on many levels. Especially not good for the wildlife. Our food is no good for them.
I hate being a Debbie downer my kids when they were young used to hate me when i would not let them feed the ducks at our pond.
It is cute and all, but feeding wildlife is not a good idea on many levels. Especially not good for the wildlife. Our food is no good for them.
I hate being a Debbie downer my kids when they were young used to hate me when i would not let them feed the ducks at our pond.
New gun owners are buying up all the inventory and messing with my life long hobby !
U see what these clowns are paying for stuff on gunbroker , DUH common now !
Agree. I have got money burning a hole in my pocket for a couple of firearms I have been wanting.
But even when I find one I am not paying the crazy prices they want.
Feeding wildlife may be illegal. Keep an ear open for black F&G helicopters hovering overhead!
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