F3RR3T wrote:this was a concern for the x-fiance. She used to camp when she went out of state to see family. Took her to get her CCW and a Nice Kimber 1911 in .45.
steve smoot wrote:F3RR3T wrote:this was a concern for the x-fiance. She used to camp when she went out of state to see family. Took her to get her CCW and a Nice Kimber 1911 in .45.
No no NO...never let an "X" be anywhere near a ".45" anything...
CAJUN LADY wrote:steve smoot wrote:F3RR3T wrote:this was a concern for the x-fiance. She used to camp when she went out of state to see family. Took her to get her CCW and a Nice Kimber 1911 in .45.
No no NO...never let an "X" be anywhere near a ".45" anything...
Ohmygosh...That is too funny!!
legojenn wrote:Something must be wrong with me. I don't take anything with me that might be considered a weapon, except for my dogs. Eastern Ontario, western Quebec, Vermont and northern New York just don't seem like places where one needs to fear for their safety. I don't think I would like to live or camp where I needed "protection".
legojenn wrote:Something must be wrong with me. I don't take anything with me that might be considered a weapon, except for my dogs. Eastern Ontario, western Quebec, Vermont and northern New York just don't seem like places where one needs to fear for their safety. I don't think I would like to live or camp where I needed "protection".
Unless I skipped a page... how come no one has mentioned the panic button on their car keys?
LoriCz wrote:Unless I skipped a page... how come no one has mentioned the panic button on their car keys?
If someone seemed to be around my camper at night, I'd hit that alarm. Sure, it would wake up the neighbors, but me shooting a gun might too....
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