Exiled_Badger's forum posts

Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#1 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
[QUOTE="howlrunner13"]

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"] I'm not debating carrying. I'm debating open carrying. in that situation no one had a gun, concealed or open and look what happened - if she had a gun displayed openly that man would of probably done more damage after knocking her unconscious by taking the gun afterwards. Open carrying a gun doesn't deter violence, look at police officers getting assaulted regularly.Fightingfan

Stop making statements like these as if they are fact.   You don't know whether some who walked into a convenience store while open carrying just deterred someone who was about to rob the place.

I will agree open carry has its drawbacks.   And I will agree that there are criminals who will see it as a chance to score a gun.   Situational awareness training should really probably be mandatory if you are going to open carry as it is your responsibilty to insure the security of your weapon at all times.   I just don't think your reasoning of "It will ALWAYS BRING MORE VIOLENCE" is justified.

True. I see no good that can come from it VS conceal carry only. IMO Texas and Florida do it right. Conceal only that way you don't know who has a gun, but realistically everyone has a gun in the south.

First of all, you really cannot say whether or not something happened or would happen because you are wearing a gun on your hip; you are stating things almost as fact. Also, Florida isn't really like the south, especially Georgia (where I'm from). And you don't see too many people carrying a gun around GA (at least that I know of). So again, don't state something as fact. "Realistically everyone has a gun in the south." We aren't all a bunch of rednecks wielding hunting rifles and AK's in public. You also stated basically the whole "guns kill people" spiel previously. That's not true. In fact, I'll give you an example. I left for work one morning. I left my .308 hunting rifle w/ bipod sitting at the front door. I loaded it, one in the chamber, a full 10 round magazine, and about 2 more 10-round magazines lying next to it. Multiple people and cars surely passed by my house that day. I came home from work, and it was as if the rifle had not even moved an inch. And I bet it didn't even kill anyone either.
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#2 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ureJNOfG1V0
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#3 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]Open carry has a positive and a negative. Negative: -Cops may ask you more likely for carry permit. -People give you stares -Bad guys know you're packing Positives: +Bad guys know you're packing +Easier access +People give you thumbs up +Gives Police comfort knowing where someone's gun is, without being on high alert. I prefer concealed, but I carry openly sometimes.

I like how "Bad guys know you're packing" can be both a positive and negative.
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#4 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
I much prefer open carry to conceal carry.Nuck81
IMO, I believe when you open carry it could defuse a situation or even prevent something dangerous happening with the fact that your weapon is assumed readily available, it being visible. However, I also believe if someone is "crazy" enough they are willing to raise a weapon in public, they won't really much care whether you are open carrying or concealed carrying.
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#5 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
[QUOTE="Exiled_Badger"]

Now I am aware that each state has its own laws for open-carry and concealed-carry of firearms.  But I am not very familiar with the gun laws in general.  It is legal to carry a firearm on your person in public with the correct documentation, but when exactly is it legal for one to use said firearm in public?  For example, if someone raises a weapon with intent to, or announcing intent to, inflict harm upon anyone and/or everyone (in public) would it be legal for you to shoot?  

Also, are there rules governing how you open-carry, such as you aren't allowed to have a full magazine, one in the chamber, etc? 

The_Bug_Hunter
Here is what I know. It is permitted to use deadly force to protect yourself or others in occurrence of an immediate threat like the example you gave. There are many topics on this on firearm forums so you could also try there. You can try looking up ccw legalities and such. I am unaware of any laws that regulate the condition of how you carry your firearm ( however, you have to obey magazine restrictions in those states/local municipalities that have them). IMO, you should carry condition one. This is when the firearm is carried chambered with safety engaged. Or if your firearm has no safety (like a glock) carry condition 0 which is chambered. I would not carry a firearm without there being a cartridge in the chamber. Here are a list of the conditions: condition 0: chambered with no safety or safety disengaged and hammer locked backed to cocked position. '' 1: chambered, safety engaged, hammer back '' 2: chambered, hammer in half-cock (be careful disengaging hammer " 3: not chambered with loaded magazine '' 4: not chambered with no magazine in weapon conditions 3 and 4 are stupid and will probably get you killed if there is ever a time you would need to use you weapon in a defensive situation. Here is something extra about ccw. It is your responsibility to disengage a hostile situation. A firearm should only be used in a last resort. If at all possible , try to walk away from a hostile situation (this is a must and may save you from prison or lawsuits from the family of the person you killed; if you can prove it, it is also your moral responsibility to avoid killing someone). If you are a hothead, don't carry. If your are unsure of yourself, don't carry until you are. Also be mentally prepared to do what you have to to survive ( I don't know if anyone can really be mentally prepared to take a life, but for me, I am willing to kill so myself or my family can live). And get training in ccw, can be expensive, but it is a good idea and can get you into the correct mindset of carrying. good luck.

You rock. And same here, I am mentally able and willing to do anything to protect myself as well as those around me. However, I am only 19 and you have to be 21 years of age to possess any type of handgun (as far as I know in the state of GA, although I could be wrong).
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#6 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts

Now I am aware that each state has its own laws for open-carry and concealed-carry of firearms.  But I am not very familiar with the gun laws in general.  It is legal to carry a firearm on your person in public with the correct documentation, but when exactly is it legal for one to use said firearm in public?  For example, if someone raises a weapon with intent to, or announcing intent to, inflict harm upon anyone and/or everyone (in public) would it be legal for you to shoot?  

Also, are there rules governing how you open-carry, such as you aren't allowed to have a full magazine, one in the chamber, etc? 

Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#7 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts

[QUOTE="Exiled_Badger"]Far Cry 3 Skyrim The rest of your summer/fall is now occupied.shairoo11

 

I understand why you mentioned Skyrim but FC3? There isint much to do after you beat the short story mode. You can do a couple of side quests like deliver this or kill that or control that. Other than that you're done.

Nah man it's fun to take all the outposts. And you can reset them. Also that game is awesome for a second play-through.  Also the DLC turns it into a brand new game with just as many hours of fun as the game itself.

Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#8 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
[QUOTE="criscgecko"]bought a used european version of far cry 3 and was surprised to see the person running the store got a ubisoft passport from the cabinet and put into the far cry 3 game box. Does anyone have any idea if this online pass will work. Or is it a used pass? And take note i have 2 psn accounts, a european and a canadian. If i redeem it in my european account will it work on my canadian? or will i have to redeem another one on my canadian accout. I read somewhere that ubisoft passports that are redeemed go to all accounts but im not sure.... Please helpSupes_24
So you didn't try the code yet? Why not just try it out yourself? We won't have a clue and it's a silly question to ask. It will only work on one account if it works at all.

Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#9 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
Lower back
Avatar image for Exiled_Badger
Exiled_Badger

262

Forum Posts

0

Wiki Points

0

Followers

Reviews: 0

User Lists: 0

#10 Exiled_Badger
Member since 2013 • 262 Posts
In reply to your locked thread (lmao) try HydroFyre or something like that you mentioned. Exiled_Badger
Oh and quit spamming the boards with your useless Gamertag help threads; they're annoying. Use the gt you like, people are gonna make fun of it regardless. It's called life.