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Re: Did my first OC at Bass Pro in Ashland
Posted: Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:04:25
by zephyp
Given the situation I think my eyes would have rolled a little anyway. Thats just plain dumb treating someone like a criminal merely because they choose to exercise their right. Some people (liberals) dont see it that way. They want us to be able to only exercise the rights that make them comfortable - like none of them.
Re: Did my first OC at Bass Pro in Ashland
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 2009 16:45:13
by KennyS
Last night I tried out my custom gun saves lives shirt I had made on the internet. Makes the button and stickers look like a bottle cap. Shirt and 1911 on side no issues at Bass Pro at all with any one.
Just fore note, and I will post a thread on it when the time arives. I have been in contact with Greg, the GM of the store and Va Blood Services. Note No affiliation with the Red Cross.
They have agreed to do a gun friendly blood drive. We shoud be having some VCDL tables and such, havn't worked out all the details yet. This is a good way to show some positive things about gun owners as the media never seems to help.
Re: Did my first OC at Bass Pro in Ashland
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 2009 22:31:58
by allingeneral
KennyS wrote:Just fore note, and I will post a thread on it when the time arives. I have been in contact with Greg, the GM of the store and Va Blood Services. Note No affiliation with the Red Cross.
They have agreed to do a gun friendly blood drive. We shoud be having some VCDL tables and such, havn't worked out all the details yet. This is a good way to show some positive things about gun owners as the media never seems to help.
Excellent idea Kenny. Let us know when you get it detailed out!
Re: Did my first OC at Bass Pro in Ashland
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 2009 22:59:11
by KennyS
Don't know if we can pull it or not But we are also trying to get one at the VCDL Freedom Rally.
Link
http://tinyurl.com/freedomdrive