Anyone go to NH?

[BoxerTwin]

Note to the organizing committee: stay away from Weare, NH:

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Bikers+describe+terrifying+R t.+101+ride&articleId=4d768f0c-0c36-4f8d-ab1e-47799c88009e

[SheRidesABeemer]

Note to the organizing committee: stay away from Weare, NH:

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Bikers+describe+terrifying+R t.+101+ride&articleId=4d768f0c-0c36-4f8d-ab1e-47799c88009e

Yeah right they where just minding their business..."came out of no where".

I know right where Weare is, and its good riding out there. Thankfully no one reads the Union Leader... :brow

[eddie]

So,ya think these young ridders tried to hurt or run this truck off the road and got what they diserved? Could be.....I guess.....after all there is good ridding there.I wouldn't read a paper that would report some bull like this either.

[eddie]

Nor do I

[kbasa]

I would love to ride three up. Bring Smith & Wesson along for the ride. :violin But then what is the Paul Harvey side of the story ?

Yeah, show him your gun. That'll work.

[BoxerTwin]

...Masaad Ayoob's Lethal Force Institute...
$5 that guy's on a no-fly list. :p

[kbasa]

The idea of being armed is probably not too popular in the Bay area. However, in NH and VT it is rather commonplace. As a long time concealed carry licensee, I have received training at a number of highly reputable venues including Jeff Cooper's Gunsite and Masaad Ayoob's Lethal Force Institute. It would not be uncommon for me to pack a 9mm in my tank bag. This weapon would never be shown. If a weapon is drawn it is only to respond to an immediate threat of severe bodily harm and then used to terminate that threat. Anyone who "shows" a weapon does not understand the proper use of the weapon. :nra

Exactly.

California has rather restrictive laws about concealed carry, so it's not common. When I lived in Mass., it wasn't that uncommon, though. My company is based in Texas, where you don't need a permit to carry. I can't decide if that's a good thing or not. On one hand, you can have some partially or poorly trained testosterone case running around with a gun, but on the other hand, it may help keep society polite. I don't know which is true, not living there.

But if you have a firearm, the best thing you can do is keep that knowledge to yourself, I think.

[Colt03]

I have my Ct Pistol permit since 1980, I don't always carry but i no one knows when I carry, Just happy to have the right to carry.


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