Carrying a handgun is like having a fire extinguisher in your kitchen. You may never need it. It doesn't solve every problem. But if you need it, you need it NOW, and a quick response can prevent a much bigger problem.ClarkLZeuss wrote:I'm also struck by the question that Washington Post columnist raises in his really great article (cited in this thread) about becoming a new gun owner: "Does the gun indeed provide a much-needed layer of security in a dangerous city, or does it merely provide the perception of security?"
So, fellow CHLers, what are some of your tactical thoughts on this situation?
