The Gun Thread

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shittim said:
a 686 with 6" barrel followed me home from the last show, think I will like it a lot.
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I'll bet that will be a smooth shooter.... I used to have a 4" that was really nice... a little loud, but nice. Smith makes a slick action....
 
There is a heart thing too. The man who had it was selling it for a widow, it was her husbands favorite and she was going
to keep it based on that but after a while decided to sell it.
You know how it is, the Lord guides you to something because He delights in giving us the desire of our heart if we truly walk with Him. He helped me daily in my years in maintenance, showing me what and where the trouble was and how to resolve it.
 
I think we should be able to have guns, but sadly my Dad and brother both took there lives with a gun at different times In life
that was all due to bad lives but I do think If you want to own a gun, then why not? :)
 
The shooting sports are a fun time with good people, a great way to enjoy fellowship with believers.
I extend my condolences for the experience of losing your family members this way, such a wrong decision.
Prayers sent.
I find those I enjoy the sports with have a high percentage of Christian men and women.
best wishes to you
 
Tabitha4thelord said:
I think we should be able to have guns, but sadly my Dad and brother both took there lives with a gun at different times In life
that was all due to bad lives but I do think If you want to own a gun, then why not? :)
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I'm saddened to hear of your dad and brother... unfortunately, those that have determined to end their life will do it, one way or another.

My wife's younger sister took her life by an overdose of her brother's prescription drugs. It's very sad, and difficult for those who loved them. It usually places some degree of guilt on the friends/relatives, wondering "if I'd only done....."
 
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Okay guys and gals. Conversations in another thread had me wondering-

If/when you carry to church, what gun-holster setup do you go with?

I think it is safe to assume I'm not the only pew packing Puritan here.
 
Old Faithful inside the waistband kydex holster.

I've thought about carrying a back pack instead.
 
Desdichado said:
Okay guys and gals. Conversations in another thread had me wondering-

If/when you carry to church, what gun-holster setup do you go with?

I think it is safe to assume I'm not the only pew packing Puritan here.
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The state my church is in doesn't allow people to carry at public gatherings :mad:.
 
And yes, I am legitimately interested in kydex. It's part of the reason why I asked for the holster type :P
 
Desdichado said:
What state do you live in? North Korea?
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Well, church is in North Dakota. (I know, surprising that ND should have a law like that!) And it is an obscure law that might eventually be changed now that they are doing a constitutional carry law.

(By the way, I noticed you didn't finish the Scarlet Pimpernel quote in your signature :rolleyes:).
 
North Dakota? I'm sure there are people who conveniently forget that law. You guys are tough as nails.

You caught me :P I figured it would make some more literate CCers laugh. It also suits me :P

Tinuviel said:
Well, church is in North Dakota. (I know, surprising that ND should have a law like that!) And it is an obscure law that might eventually be changed now that they are doing a constitutional carry law.

(By the way, I noticed you didn't finish the Scarlet Pimpernel quote in your signature :rolleyes:).
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Desdichado said:
North Dakota? I'm sure there are people who conveniently forget that law. You guys are tough as nails.

You caught me :P I figured it would make some more literate CCers laugh. It also suits me :P
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I'm pretty sure almost everyone forgets the law. But, law it is. I think you can legally get permission from the sheriff AND the property owner to carry, but you'd have to get it every Sunday if you wanted to carry every week. Let's just say, annoying.
 
I am not going to say how I would treat said law. :P

Tinuviel said:
I'm pretty sure almost everyone forgets the law. But, law it is. I think you can legally get permission from the sheriff AND the property owner to carry, but you'd have to get it every Sunday if you wanted to carry every week. Let's just say, annoying.
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In my state you're not allowed to carry anywhere. And they just passed a law that prohibits anyone from owning a gun if they have a warrant out for a felony... Just a warrant, not a conviction. Plus they are trying to pass a law that will make all semi-automatic weapons classified as "assault weapons", and they want to start a registry to keep track of all ammunition purchases. And that's not even half of it.. It's all in 9 bills being pushed through the senate and some appropriations committee. I had no idea how wacky our state government was until I got interested in guns. Wow...just wow.

This video was just posted yesterday..
[video=youtube;2yNVT4OkHT0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yNVT4OkHT0&t=580s[/video]
 
I seldom carry when I go to church.... but I could if I chose to. The only "statement" our church has made is that they don't want people doing open carry. Concealed is fine, just not open. I think they see it as a matter of decorum.
 
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