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  1. 04-23-2009, 10:00 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by GIXXERDK
    Well, the two times I got robbed was at my place at work. I must have wrote that wrong, I leave a gun at my workplace and one at home. Not willing to carry in public though.
    i guess in your case you'll have to be robbed at every place in btw those 2 points before you'll start carrying regulary? really don't see the logic in that...what if you're walking out of your house and get robbed? or walking into the door at your place of work? what're you going to do? ask them politely to wait a min while you retrieve your gun?
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  2. 04-23-2009, 12:46 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by shagwAg3n
    i guess in your case you'll have to be robbed at every place in btw those 2 points before you'll start carrying regulary? really don't see the logic in that...what if you're walking out of your house and get robbed? or walking into the door at your place of work? what're you going to do? ask them politely to wait a min while you retrieve your gun?
    Its something I have thought about, but for now I just leave it at home and at work. Step by step man, I don't want to get over my head. It's not like I go walking down a dark alley. I avoid shady places and just use street smarts, and I'm not avoiding because I'm scared its just not my type of crowd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GIXXERDK
    Its something I have thought about, but for now I just leave it at home and at work. Step by step man, I don't want to get over my head. It's not like I go walking down a dark alley. I avoid shady places and just use street smarts, and I'm not avoiding because I'm scared its just not my type of crowd.
    I'm just getting in on this but I was the same when I just started carrying. You must get comfortable with it first. Very important.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 81911SC
    I'm just getting in on this but I was the same when I just started carrying. You must get comfortable with it first. Very important.
    get comfortable before you leave the house. You shouldn't use the world as your guinea pig while your learning the basics.
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    Carry it no problem just dont OC unless you have a badge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GSRtegŪ
    Carry it no problem just dont OC unless you have a badge.

    why should you OC only if you have a badge. i know people that OC on a daily basis and have never been hassled about it. just know where you can and cannot carry and you will be fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SL65AMG
    why should you OC only if you have a badge. i know people that OC on a daily basis and have never been hassled about it. just know where you can and cannot carry and you will be fine.
    i think he meant dont OC to the movie theater without a badge.
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  8. 04-24-2009, 08:04 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny
    get comfortable before you leave the house. You shouldn't use the world as your guinea pig while your learning the basics.

    Please do not knowingly carry uncomfortably. Being a man an admitting your lack of knowledge on a subject is the first step IMO. ^^ Great Advice.
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