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To bring or not to bring....

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Ok guys, here is the scenerio. you are supposed to be going on vacation to find out there is a cat3 HURRICANE coming to the area your visiting. do you bring your handgun or not??? the state ur traveling to does not accept a non-resident CCW permit for carrying, but allows your handgun in your room or loaded in the glove box of your vehicle. since im traveling in the same vehicle w/ a PO, should I bring mine just-in-case?

my dilema is.....hurricane wreaks havoc on the area and we get into a Katrina-like situation, now what? Do I prepair for the worst and hope for the best? wife isnt too keen on me bringing the Glock since there will be one in the car anyway. Since we have our own room, i feel i cannot protect myself if a situation occurs in my room, etc.

Now....feel free to post your comments. :beach:

yup bring it

Might as well take it. You can't always rely on someone else to protect you. Also, if it's legal then there's even more of a reason to do it.

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my biggest concern is the hurricane, not a big fan of having my stuff looted. :nono:

Dude,

I've met and shot with you in old bridge. Not for nothing, there are not a lot of people who will mess with you! :)

 

Ryan

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Dude,

I've met and shot with you in old bridge. Not for nothing, there are not a lot of people who will mess with you! :)

 

Ryan

 

Im not too worried about that, just a real SHTF situation w/ the impending storm.

 

ps: my bicep is just about healed and im always down to given a good beatin when needed! :tommy:

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I would rather have a rifle and ammo in the trunk...

 

yea....my SCAR17 is more than willing to go elephant huntin!

yea....my SCAR17 is more than willing to go elephant huntin!

 

Nice!

 

Yeah, I'd bring it If I felt I needed to.

Ok guys, here is the scenerio. you are supposed to be going on vacation to find out there is a cat3 HURRICANE coming to the area your visiting. do you bring your handgun or not??? the state ur traveling to does not accept a non-resident CCW permit for carrying, but allows your handgun in your room or loaded in the glove box of your vehicle. since im traveling in the same vehicle w/ a PO, should I bring mine just-in-case?

my dilema is.....hurricane wreaks havoc on the area and we get into a Katrina-like situation, now what? Do I prepair for the worst and hope for the best? wife isnt too keen on me bringing the Glock since there will be one in the car anyway. Since we have our own room, i feel i cannot protect myself if a situation occurs in my room, etc.

Now....feel free to post your comments. :beach:

 

My comment is I can't believe you are asking this question. And, as others have said, bring a rifle as well.

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My comment is I can't believe you are asking this question. And, as others have said, bring a rifle as well.

bc wife NOT a big fan of guns & limited space in SUV!

 

 

ok...gonna keep an eye on the weather.

(packin G19/SCAR)

What kind of answer did you expect to get from us? Try posting your question on Sensitivehusbands.com and see what response you get. :icon_e_ugeek:

Transport it as required where you can't carry it and if a civil break of some sort occurs and some opportunistic "teens" try to take advantage of it, you're ready to go.

 

If someone approaches you and asks you "which way is norf?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0P1Mq-Cxw8 you're prepared to do you best slurring Judge Dredd impression "I am the Law"

do you really have to go to this place even if a hurricane is on its way? maybe you should postpone to avoid problems on your vacation and for your own safety and everyone whos coming with you. if you still must go for other reason and you are not breaking any law if you bring your firearm, i say bring!

I wouldn`t bother with the SCAR.

 

If you re legal with glovebox/hotel room pack the G19

Ok guys, here is the scenerio. you are supposed to be going on vacation to find out there is a cat3 HURRICANE coming to the area your visiting. do you bring your handgun or not??? the state ur traveling to does not accept a non-resident CCW permit for carrying, but allows your handgun in your room or loaded in the glove box of your vehicle. since im traveling in the same vehicle w/ a PO, should I bring mine just-in-case?

my dilema is.....hurricane wreaks havoc on the area and we get into a Katrina-like situation, now what? Do I prepair for the worst and hope for the best? wife isnt too keen on me bringing the Glock since there will be one in the car anyway. Since we have our own room, i feel i cannot protect myself if a situation occurs in my room, etc.

Now....feel free to post your comments. :beach:

 

Oops, I forgot this part... Ahem...

 

Oh Gee, let me guess, could it be South Carolina? :D

 

BTW, I agree with the other guys. Be ready to cancel last minute. Please don't go down there if it looks like the hurricane is going to hit your area. I aint worried about Katrina disaster, but still, it could be a huge PITA. You could end up being stuck there for a couple days with no power/water and all smelly. Or, of course, even worse nonsense is possible.

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Oh Gee, let me guess, could it be South Carolina? :D

 

you are good!!

keepin an eye on Irene.

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