+ 1.Unfortunately, can't do that in NY. We may agree but we have to also deal with reality here.
Concealed is best and not letting anyone know you even like guns in public is the best as well. Nobody's business but my own. If I was shooting competitively, I would have no problem wearing gun logos at the match, but would likely cover up at a mall or in the general public. No need to attract attention from anyone.
This is from a Law Firm article on the subject;I don’t quite understand what the law says. It doesn’t make much sense to me that a long gun can be out in the open in your car, but not a pistol? I thought in Texas that your vehicle is an considered an extension of your home, and a CCL is not required to have either one in your car. What about a pistol in a case where the case is out in the open?
Can anyone clarify?
HA, last time there was onboard USS Midway in 1983..and yes, did go to 'po' city, across the Sh_T river..had a tshirt and belt buckle made..too....The last time that I was in PI was in 1975, on my USN destroyer.
Cool patch, gotta get me one!!View attachment 176211 Rockin my thin blue line Pipe Hitter patch on the hat today!
In 1972-73 I was stationed with 3rd MarDiv on Okinawa (Headquarters Company, Comm Platoon at Camp Courtney). In December of '72 I was TDY to Subic for Naval Gunfire School, then back to Okie for about 90 days. Then about March of '73 I got orders to go afloat for 6 months with Bn 1/9 (at the time stationed at Camp Schwab). We boarded the USS Tripoli and the Okinawa (LPH's 10, and I forget the other). For about half of the six months I was billeted in one of the barracks aboard the Subic Naval Base. Compared to what we enjoyed in the crotch facilities at Camp Courtney, the Naval facilities aboard Subic were the Hilton. Likewise, the chow hall was fine dining.HA, last time there was onboard USS Midway in 1983..and yes, did go to 'po' city, across the Sh_T river..had a tshirt and belt buckle made..too....
yup , it certainly could get you shot....Just thinking about this...What do you guys think?
Check out this video:
...send that pobrecito cabeza de mierda en casa, Presidente.My son was pds'd at Courtney for 2 years, up to 3 years ago.After reading a news story yesterday about Chinese expansionism in the South China Sea I was thinking about Subic yesterday and hunted up a map of the area.
In 1972-73 I was stationed with 3rd MarDiv on Okinawa (Headquarters Company, Comm Platoon at Camp Courtney). In December of '72 I was TDY to Subic for Naval Gunfire School, then back to Okie for about 90 days. Then about March of '73 I got orders to go afloat for 6 months with Bn 1/9 (at the time stationed at Camp Schwab). We boarded the USS Tripoli and the Okinawa (LPH's 10, and I forget the other). For about half of the six months I was billeted in one of the barracks aboard the Subic Naval Base. Compared to what we enjoyed in the crotch facilities at Camp Courtney, the Naval facilities aboard Subic were the Hilton. Likewise, the chow hall was fine dining.
Other than noting that as a teetotaler (I know, rare in the USMC) who routinely served as chaperon for a squad of drunk Jarheads, I won't go into the details of Olongapo City.
Gomen-nasai, GI...
What type of bike?Me on my sled. View attachment 194073
One wear the seat is a little to close to the rear tire, lol!What type of bike?
With Democrats trying to placate the protestors, if they win, they might just decriminalize crime altogether.What’s going to happen in November if Trump wins a 2nd term (and I think he probably will)? If the recent events are any indication it could get really bad.
Now now, anything that happened in 'po city STAYS in 'po city!! lol I spent many many many fine days and nights there thanks to Uncle Sam's Canoe Club. 22 years and several ships plus afloat units ensured I got more than a mortal man needed of P.I.After reading a news story yesterday about Chinese expansionism in the South China Sea I was thinking about Subic yesterday and hunted up a map of the area.
In 1972-73 I was stationed with 3rd MarDiv on Okinawa (Headquarters Company, Comm Platoon at Camp Courtney). In December of '72 I was TDY to Subic for Naval Gunfire School, then back to Okie for about 90 days. Then about March of '73 I got orders to go afloat for 6 months with Bn 1/9 (at the time stationed at Camp Schwab). We boarded the USS Tripoli and the Okinawa (LPH's 10, and I forget the other). For about half of the six months I was billeted in one of the barracks aboard the Subic Naval Base. Compared to what we enjoyed in the crotch facilities at Camp Courtney, the Naval facilities aboard Subic were the Hilton. Likewise, the chow hall was fine dining.
Other than noting that as a teetotaler (I know, rare in the USMC) who routinely served as chaperon for a squad of drunk Jarheads, I won't go into the details of Olongapo City.
Gomen-nasai, GI...
It sure looks that way. On a side note, if I hear Drew Brees apologize 1 more time I may puke.There are those who say this unrest is a dress rehearsal for what's to come if the President's re-elected. Hope they're wrong.
