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From: Ontario Canada
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Not smuggling though, just carrying "things" to protect myself in case someone wishes to cause me and my family harm (not firearms though).
I don't live in the land of the free, in our country all the gangsters have weapons, but law-abiding citizens are not permitted to arm themselves. Some think that is good, some think differently. Even items such as stun guns, knives, and collapsible batons are against the law here. In my daily driver SUV I've always carried a baseball bat, even though I've never played sport. You have to be creative, and I don't want to carry a full-sized bat in my S2000.
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Come on...the first rule about the secret compartment is you do not post pictures of the secret compartment. It is far more entertaining to read reply after reply asking "where is the secret compartment?"
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Originally Posted by Car Analogy' timestamp='1384209889' post='22872384
Oh, that is so much more OK then. You just want to smuggle illegal weapons is all. You had me concerned for a minute there.
Not smuggling though, just carrying "things" to protect myself in case someone wishes to cause me and my family harm (not firearms though).
I don't live in the land of the free, in our country all the gangsters have weapons, but law-abiding citizens are not permitted to arm themselves. Some think that is good, some think differently. Even items such as stun guns, knives, and collapsible batons are against the law here. In my daily driver SUV I've always carried a baseball bat, even though I've never played sport. You have to be creative, and I don't want to carry a full-sized bat in my S2000.
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Originally Posted by JFUSION' timestamp='1384218918' post='22872633
[quote name='Car Analogy' timestamp='1384209889' post='22872384']
Oh, that is so much more OK then. You just want to smuggle illegal weapons is all. You had me concerned for a minute there.
Oh, that is so much more OK then. You just want to smuggle illegal weapons is all. You had me concerned for a minute there.
Not smuggling though, just carrying "things" to protect myself in case someone wishes to cause me and my family harm (not firearms though).
I don't live in the land of the free, in our country all the gangsters have weapons, but law-abiding citizens are not permitted to arm themselves. Some think that is good, some think differently. Even items such as stun guns, knives, and collapsible batons are against the law here. In my daily driver SUV I've always carried a baseball bat, even though I've never played sport. You have to be creative, and I don't want to carry a full-sized bat in my S2000.
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I can tell you for a fact it can be challenging to defend yourself in a seated position even when you have a "legal" firearm. A baseball bat cannot be wielded like you are at home plate. You would do much better for yourself to arm "yourself" and take some decent aggressive personal defense classes. I have had some training and passed that on to my son who wound up being mugged 3 times in Denver (2 daylight all in ordinary areas) 2 of those involved weapons (edged weapon and bat). In all cases he was able to defeat the perps and in the last one (bat-3 pref felons) put all 3 in the hospital w/ broken femur and tibia. He was fine.
