Posted a half-year ago, still makes me smile...
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I've mentioned it a couple times. Was out fishing in CA, look up from the creek to see a cougar eyeballing me. Had the Blackhawk filled with rattlesnake load, because those are about the most dangerous thing there aside from people.
It charges, I dropped the pole and fumble for the revolver, bring it up and fire a first shot into the dirt, finally get on target and send snake shot into its face. It shakes it off and runs off. Didn't brown trou, because everything was too puckered up tight.
I hate cougars.
That sounds like a a good way to get shot by responding officers.
I went for coffee this am with my 1911 on my hip and I came home without incident!
Just the way I like it!
No confrontation, no hassle, no drama!
Today was a good day.
well if it wasn't law, i'd have to say maybe he said it due to the recruits all around running their scenerio training, not wanting them to get nervous if there was some bearded, tatto'd civvie walking around with a fire arm.
I was actually suprised with how easy going he was about it, and got a real laugh when he found out it was just a cell phone.
With some of the horror stories you hear about law enforcement freaking out because you are in fact carrying, I thought this would be a breathe of fresh air
just to add, with all the Mass State troopers I do bump into there, not once have they every been rude, snide, or discourteous of the sort.
It's also possible that he just mistakenly thought it was a law. He wouldn't be the only cop to fall victim to that. Our state laws are confusing like that.
One time I was at a wedding. And met a girl... She never found it. I feel like I owe Crossbreed a big Thank You.
One time I was at a wedding. And met a girl... She never found it. I feel like I owe Crossbreed a big Thank You.
One time I was at a wedding. And met a girl... She never found it. [STRIKE]I feel like I owe Crossbreed a big Thank You.[/STRIKE] I should probably introduce cardio into my daily routine.
Once he had him cuffed I put my firearm in its holster. No officer is going to turn down backup when they have none on hand.
Good point, maybe I will. Thanks.E-mail them, I'm sure they'd love the story.
No doubt that would have happened if I got made. I got to know her a bit better after that evening and the idea of carrying wouldn't have flown over so well...STEEEEERRIIIIKE THREEEE!!!..YEEEAARRR OUT!!!!
At 6'2" and 165 lbs, I don't think that's really the issue.FIFY
I use my carry gun to cut in line all the time. It works really well. I hardly have to wait anymore.
i also had a ruger P345 fall down one of my pant legs while walking into a gas station from my car....i just turned around and walked back to my car slowly so the gun wouldn't completely fall out the bottom in the middle of the parking lot.
Wow! Awesome! How do you like it? We just got MP5s at Liberty Tree. My call sign is Gecko Jr., what's yours? I just got sniper qualified and got a new sniper mount for my Segw.... errr.... Tactical Response Vehicle.
The .500 will do that to people...I use my carry gun to cut in line all the time. It works really well. I hardly have to wait anymore.
If you are stuck in traffic on Rt 24 near the Silver City Galleria, you will pick up their radio chatter. I was driving to RI and I had a 2-way radio to talk to someone who was following me. When I heard that they were in range, I called in, "Calling all units! We have a disturbance at the Orange Julius, I need back up immediately! Please respond!"
All of them started frantically calling back asking for my location and the nature of the disturbance. Finally one of them says, "wait a minute, we don't even have an Orange Julius in this mall."
Yeah, I'm a dick, but it was funny at the time.
I was a manager of a restaurant in Auburn...at the end of a shift I was walking down the stairs with the bartenders cash drawer. At the bottom of the stairs is the employees "break room" and where they have premeal meetings. Well, I fell down the stairs, a couple thousand dollars flys across the room at the bottom of the stairs along with my S&W 3913 that I had in an ankle holster. There were 10 or so people in the room that found out that day that their manager carried
and here's another one...the readers digest version
I walked into a store 24 (I was living in the Philly at the time), reached into my coat pocket and caught the trigger of a raven 25 that was in my coat pocket, letting off a round into the floor about 2 feet in front of me. I just about shit my pants, as did the clerk working. It was my 1 and only ND ever... learned an important lesson about holsters that day
Well the first time I was at MSP Academy was probably ~1980 for the "Brown Book Exam" and we had to work a town event right afterwards so we were in "full battle gear" but we were told that they had a rule of no loaded guns in the building (probably just for the Academy) so we unloaded before we went in and carried an empty firearm (revolver). Nobody checked.
Last two times I was at MSP HQ for hearings and GCAB meeting nobody checked anyone and they just let us in, didn't even have to sign the visitor log.
I don't recall ever seeing any "law" about it however.
I can tell you that in Maine, there is a LAW and the entire ~15 acre campus that houses ME SP is "off limits" legally. No metal detectors or anything when you enter the building however.