Concealed Carry Weapon on bike

Thank you gentlemen, my thoughts exactly.

 

i have had my cwp in wa state for about 6 years now and rarely carry a gun just wanted to have it in case they eventually made it impossible to get. when i do carry a gun its a S&W .460 MAGNUM

 

I always carry CCW. Hell, these days, the only time I'm unarmed is in the shower...

 

lmao. :bs:

 

I don't believe it's really anybody else's business why I carry, other than that of the authority that issued the permit, and I even have trouble accepting that. If they don't get it, they won't get it. It would likely just be a waste of breath answering the question. And besides, I really don't give a shiat what they think. And I won't discriminate if and when the time comes to act. I'll save their loved ones anyway, despite their opinion regarding my right to carry.

 

why do you think you should need a permit? or some "authority" over you to carry.

 

Do you see my point now?

 

not really.

i'd rather have other citizens know i was carrying than the government at any level

 

Time for me to go...
I am needed back on planet Earth.

 

Now that's something we agree on! Maybe I misunderstood you!

 

cool, I have problems arrangin' me words lol

 

I have had ccw permit for 6 yrs carry everything from a jframe smith to a full size 1911 usually a Kimber pro carry in a IWB holster

 

I carry a glock 23 or 27 strong side in a blackhawk holster. I also carry a spare 23 mag(support side front). I'm suprised nobody has mentioned that. Remember that most semi auto malfunctions occur as a result of your mags. I also carry a small spyderco knife in my pocket on my support side. I carry 24/7. Remember, you can't dial 911 fast enough for us to help you if you are in an immediate self defense situation.
Stay safe.

 

What was the question? Really I don't know what the guy was asking after reading that . Great to know that I am protected by guys wearing glocks in ther jackets while riding 140mph+ on a VFR. The bet protection is awareness. If you think you might need a gun in a location then avoid that location. However, if you find yourself needing a weapon then make sure that you have one and know how to use it. In other words....Walk softly but carry a big stick.

 

Sorry it took so long to reply, I haven't been paying attention to the forums lately. As requested:

 

i just picked up a sig gsr rail 1911. got a ccw in florida and have been carrying a kel-tech 380 for a while but i love the 1911s. and to all you na-sayers, its always better to have it and not need it then vice-versa...

 

May I slightly hijack the thread please?
>>>What should I consider carring if I want to have a sidearm for a possible bear issues when I go camping? What caliber and what examples?

 

bear protection? i would definatly go with the Magnum Research desert eagle... hold on tight though, or this could be you.


YouTube - My Wife -vs- the Desert Eagle .50

 

I've thought about getting a CCP, but hate to get put on the list as firearms owner. None of mine are on any registration list and I'd like to stay below the radar. Just my paranoia peeking out.

 

Bear Gun

They got bear in Arizona? Just kidding.
Depends on the size of da bear. Minimum caliber should be 44 magnum.
For larger bear you'd want a .454 Casull, .480 Ruger, up to a .50 S&W. Lots of kick! But it should take care of a bear. Most handguns made for these large caliber rounds are revolvers. They are usually easier to use under fight or flight conditions and are very reliable.