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"If its time to bury them, its time to use them." is a quote that comes to mind for me anytime I hear someone give advice on how to "hide" guns. If they're buried, they won't stop that robber in the night, or that mugger on the street. What good is it doing you in the ground?

And I wonder how many "armchair commandos" would actually greet a cop at the door or federal agent with a gun and shoot them.

Its not an easy question to think about or wrestle with the implications of. When do my rights to defend myself and the constitution override another mans right to life?

I guess I just think I'd have a much easier time pulling the trigger on someone holding a knife screaming "I'm going to murder you" than an LEO trying to conduct an illegal search and seizure.

I, for one, will continue doing everything I can to support sane lawmakers so I never have to find out the answer of what I would do if it came down to forfeiting my ability to protect my family to the state.