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RossA wrote:The Boy Scouts, once a training ground for the future men of our society, have become so politically correct that it's sickening.
But that's another thread.

When I was in the Boy Scouts, our Scoutmaster carried a handgun when we went hiking or camping. All the boys knew it, all the parents knew it. No one cared. We all felt a little safer. At that time you had to jump through hoops to get a license. He did not have one and all the local law enforcement knew he carried only on these occasions and never bothered him.

USGLOBALASSETS wrote:When I took my Nra classes we shot at a range owned by another instructor. He was CHL/NRA instructor. Two mags, cuffs, pistol, two Cell phone, and a CHL INSTRUCTOR badge. Wish I had a pic. Wonder if he could have fit anything else on that belt.

cuffs?????

Zoo wrote:

Russell wrote:I might have called the police and reported someone impersonating a police officer.

That sounds like a good plan if someone wearing a police uniform tells you a public street is 51% and you can't carry.

Where did that come from? What did I miss?

VoiceofReason wrote:I don’t think I would have said anything to the guy. The fact he was wearing that badge speaks to his intelligence or lack thereof.

I would not want to be around that guy should anything happen that made him try to exercise the “authority” he may think he has.

Does that second sentence make any sense? I am tired. Good night.

I don’t think I would have said anything to the guy. The fact he was wearing that badge speaks to his intelligence or lack thereof.

I would not want to be around that guy should anything happen that made him try to exercise the “authority” he may think he has.