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a gun is like a knife-a mope shouldn't see it until after you have shot or cut himWhile open carry is legal in my state, I don't practice it. A person wearing a visible sidearm loses his element of surprise, if a threat did develop. It makes him not only a target for the bad guy, but a target for every anti-gun loon out there who thinks he or she is on a "mission". Open carry seems to incite some people to do irrational things. Situational awareness is crucial if one intends to survive something like a holdup or a car-jacking, but I don't like having to worry about what the person in line behind me is thinking. I prefer to carry concealed.
While open carry is legal in my state, I don't practice it. A person wearing a visible sidearm loses his element of surprise, if a threat did develop. It makes him not only a target for the bad guy, but a target for every anti-gun loon out there who thinks he or she is on a "mission". Open carry seems to incite some people to do irrational things. Situational awareness is crucial if one intends to survive something like a holdup or a car-jacking, but I don't like having to worry about what the person in line behind me is thinking. I prefer to carry concealed.
While open carry is legal in my state, I don't practice it. A person wearing a visible sidearm loses his element of surprise, if a threat did develop. It makes him not only a target for the bad guy, but a target for every anti-gun loon out there who thinks he or she is on a "mission". Open carry seems to incite some people to do irrational things. Situational awareness is crucial if one intends to survive something like a holdup or a car-jacking, but I don't like having to worry about what the person in line behind me is thinking. I prefer to carry concealed.
While open carry is legal in my state, I don't practice it. A person wearing a visible sidearm loses his element of surprise, if a threat did develop. It makes him not only a target for the bad guy, but a target for every anti-gun loon out there who thinks he or she is on a "mission". Open carry seems to incite some people to do irrational things. Situational awareness is crucial if one intends to survive something like a holdup or a car-jacking, but I don't like having to worry about what the person in line behind me is thinking. I prefer to carry concealed.
Do you feel the same way about others open carrying a knife? Why or why not?