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Old 07-05-2008, 03:40 AM   #1
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US Gun Owners Emboldened, Demand Firearms at Work, on Their Belts

On June 26th the Supreme Court overturned the District of Columbia's handgun ban and asserted that individuals have the right to own guns. Gun enthusiasts rejoiced. But as they move to capitalise on this favourable judgment, they may run into new problems. Consider two developing gun-rights controversies. On July 1st Florida became the fourth state to allow people to bring their guns... [Economist, via gunpolicy.org ]

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i never understood why someone would politically OPPOSE open carry, morally i guess; view it as tactically 'less appealing', is more appropriate i think.




but to say someone CANNOT open carry ? knowing people concealed-carry regularly...
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