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KD5NRH wrote:Yep; if you end up needing the spare mag in a crowded sanctuary, something has gone really wrong.

Man, I always carry two spare mags. They balance out the weight so I'm not constantly having to shift my britches. Even with a good belt, a couple pounds hanging on one side only is gonna drag down a bit.

longtooth wrote:Well, at church tonight got busted. One patted me on the lower back, mag side. Oooohh, thought that was a .45.
No sir.
Yea you dont need one here.
Sure hope not.
Another member that knows from Practical Personal Defense: He's got one, you just dont know where it is.

This one may not be the laughing matter others have been. Hope I dont have to find another Church.

Is it a Methodist church? I worked at one for several years and although none of the buildings were posted, the bylaws (if that's what they are called) from "upper management" require that no weapons be allowed in the buildings. After Virginia Tech, the social action agency of The United Methodist Church "renewed the church's call for governments around the world to ban ownership by the general public of handguns....."

http://www.umc.org/site/apps/nlnet/cont ... 73&notoc=1

So, if any of you guys are members of the United Methodist Church, they really don't like the way you and I think when it comes to issues such as personal defense or firearms ownership. They also have a very wishy-washy view of the military and national defense but I really don't wanna go there.

Not here to make anyone mad. That’s just they way the Methodists roll.