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Kentucky Bill Proposed To Allow Concealed Carry In Bars

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Folks, we all know what's going on here with this legislation. It's just another case of the NRA letting red state legislatures know it's still calling the shots. If Joe Lawmaker opposes said silly legislation, the NRA will put his face on a billboard with Obama's (which is what the NRA did to a Tennessee congressman). This bill is all about bowing to power.

People used to have guns at bars. And people used to duel outside those bars.

 

Bad idea, in my opinion.

 

What is stopping those same people from carrying a gun now since you are talking about criminal behavior.

Folks, we all know what's going on here with this legislation. It's just another case of the NRA letting red state legislatures know it's still calling the shots. If Joe Lawmaker opposes said silly legislation, the NRA will put his face on a billboard with Obama's (which is what the NRA did to a Tennessee congressman). This bill is all about bowing to power.

 

It's not about extending a law-abiding gun owner's right to self-defense in a bar?

 

I don't see what the fuss is about. Now, law-abiding gun owners may carry a concealed firearm in a bar. Good. We need more good guys with guns if the bad guys are already carrying them.

 

For the record, I'm not a fan of the NRA. They compromise too much. :D

It's not about extending a law-abiding gun owner's right to self-defense in a bar?

 

I don't see what the fuss is about. Now, law-abiding gun owners may carry a concealed firearm in a bar. Good. We need more good guys with guns if the bad guys are already carrying them.

 

For the record, I'm not a fan of the NRA. They compromise too much. :D

This is a solution in search of a problem.

And for the record, I don't buy the "good guy"-"bad guy" argument. Too many law-abiding good guys become bad arses when they've had too much to drink.

This is a solution in search of a problem.

And for the record, I don't buy the "good guy"-"bad guy" argument. Too many law-abiding good guys become bad arses when they've had too much to drink.

 

Too many law-abiding citizens are left defenseless because of onerous laws such as gun free zones and expensive permit fees. You're assuming law-abiding good guys are guilty of a crime before they even commit one. Geez.

All right, fuss up. Was anyone carrying at Molly Malone's at the BGP event a few weeks ago? :lol2: Mine was in my safe in my car and I did not drink anything while there if memory serves correct.

 

I'm not crazy about this law but I won't lose sleep over it.

 

I leave mine at home. Used to keep it in the car back when I was concerned about a pointed threat to my life (long story that's not good for public forum), but that worry has passed.

 

The temptation to use it against my opponents -- other drivers -- was great, so I leave it at home now.

All right, fuss up. Was anyone carrying at Molly Malone's at the BGP event a few weeks ago? :lol2: Mine was in my safe in my car and I did not drink anything while there if memory serves correct.

 

I'm not crazy about this law but I won't lose sleep over it.

 

I never leave home without my "weapon". It would really hurt if I did.:lol2:

Okay, I'll bite.

 

Because both ideas are idiotic?

 

Sorry, if that came out as a trap type of statement. All that I was saying is...evidently it's already legal to open carry a weapon into a bar. And I haven't heard/seen anything on here about how people are upset at that being allowed.

 

But, now to suddenly say that concealed carry is being considered...all of a sudden people are getting all worked up about that. But when it's all said and done, isn't the end result still the same? Guns in bars. :idunno:

And for many of you to think they haven't been there all along. There's a reason why you don't hear about bar fights resulting in death much anymore!

All right, fuss up. Was anyone carrying at Molly Malone's at the BGP event a few weeks ago? :lol2: Mine was in my safe in my car and I did not drink anything while there if memory serves correct.

 

I'm not crazy about this law but I won't lose sleep over it.

Mine was in my pocket. Kimber Solo 9mm

Ummm and I was in the bar and didn't drink. And I'm not a member of NRA (surprise to some I'm sure).

Can't be too careful with the green penis in tow.

Mine was in my pocket. Kimber Solo 9mm

 

Your one of the last people I would worry about carrying in a bar.

Your one of the last people I would worry about carrying in a bar.

 

I carry everywhere. It's just kinda second nature. I've really enjoyed the Solo. It's really pretty easy to conceal comfortably.

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