The reality of wilderness animal attack and carrying firearms

[tomcrx]

what time period? I don't know of a single LEO that doesn't carry when off duty...I certainly did....hell, many departments now have policy requiring officers to be armed

For your info 50-90's. Not all departments require carry and not all allow off-duty carry outside their jurisdiction. Things may have changed but don't assume the worst of someone because their experience differs from yours.

..and I will continue to ignore them until they are enforced by legal statute..

They are a legal statute. You can be fired without recourse and charged with criminal trespass.

I will refrain from this discussion anymore since this is WS&S not Political

 

[oldpinecricker]

Freedom Arms M83

It works just fine.

 

[Cavalry_Scout]

For your info 50-90's. Not all departments require carry and not all allow off-duty carry outside their jurisdiction. Things may have changed but don't assume the worst of someone because their experience differs from yours.


I made no assumption of anyone, merely pointed out that every LEO I know carries while off duty...things change all the time, that is why I asked what time period you were referring to...back in the 70s Texas, it was damned near unheard of for an officer to carry 'after hours'...

They are a legal statute. You can be fired without recourse and charged with criminal trespass.
They can fire me, sure, but I am not violating any Texas law by carrying there unless they have a 30.06 sign posted at the entrances or they are on the list of areas prohibited for carry.
I will refrain from this discussion anymore since this is WS&S not Political
true enough, back to the carrying or nor carrying while on the trail

drew.

 

[fishshooter]

Freedom Arms M83

It works just fine.

Awesome revolver! :thumbup:

 

[Esav Benyamin]

This discussion has had time enough for interested members to make their points, with a few going beyond that in down others for making their points. Thread closed.