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OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 23:48:37
by Alex
Hey VGOF,

I wanted to know if anyone might be down for a lunch or dinner out while enjoying our 2nd Amendment rights? I live in the Charlottesville Area, but I can drive a little ways if the turn-out is good enough.

Thoughts?
-Alex

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 06:00:36
by allingeneral
Charlottesville is way out there for me. I could do so.ething in fredericksburg or stafford though

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Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 06:51:58
by jdonovan
Charlottesville is a bit south and west to catch much of the NoVA crowd....

Now pair it with a range day, and you might get people to travel.

That said, I'm close enough to Charlottesville that if you are on the north side of town I might be able to get down that way.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 09:35:12
by Alex
I should have been more specific.

I meant more that I personally am located in Charlottesville, but I am more than willing to travel, or even to drive a few people if there is a good enough turnout.

-Alex

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 15:33:36
by SHMIV
Assuming that I could make it to the chosen location, would the lack of a pistol on my belt be a problem? I'm not sure if I want to show up in a restaurant with a 12 gauge slung over my shoulder...

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 16:41:03
by jdonovan
SHMIV wrote:Assuming that I could make it to the chosen location, would the lack of a pistol on my belt be a problem? I'm not sure if I want to show up in a restaurant with a 12 gauge slung over my shoulder...

Hmmm perhaps we could have an OC rifle dine out.... now THAT would probably disturb a place.

Bonus points if we all wear our mall ninja gear!

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:05:35
by AlanM
Considering your age, have you OCed much in the C'ville area?
I've been lead to believe that this is not an area where the locals take kindly to OCing.
I just picked up my VA CHP last week and for several reasons I have yet to leave the house armed since I moved here the last week of May.
One reason being I'm living in a house with a C'ville LEO and she and my daughter would NOT take kindly to me getting into a situation (even if I were in the right) with the local constabulary.
We have some guns in common, BTW. My other rifle is a MN M44.
OBTW - I have to pass Monticello to get into town.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:16:04
by AlanM
OK, DOH!!, I just read your other thread about OCing today in and around town.
Being mistaken for an LEO might work for you but I can guarantee no one is going to think I'm a cop.
Between my age and the fact I'm currently using a walker and hopefully in a month or two I'll be back to using a cane, I just don't fit the image.
Although, when I OC'ed in Ohio no one considered me a threat either. :roll:

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 19:26:32
by SHMIV
jdonovan wrote:
SHMIV wrote:Assuming that I could make it to the chosen location, would the lack of a pistol on my belt be a problem? I'm not sure if I want to show up in a restaurant with a 12 gauge slung over my shoulder...

Hmmm perhaps we could have an OC rifle dine out.... now THAT would probably disturb a place.

Bonus points if we all wear our mall ninja gear!
I'm envisioning attempting that here in Williamsburg. This being a retirement community that's popular with wealthy, left-over hippies( as well as other anti-gun mindsets), I can see such a thing headlining the local paper, lol.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 22:08:57
by Alex
I wouldn't think it would be smart to have it in Cville, as I'm not too familiar with who's friendly and who's not. Like I said, I'm willing to drive, and willing to take some people from Cville with me. If anyone knows a good, friendly venue, I'm all ears.
-Alex

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 13:12:27
by Skeptic
Culpeper might be a decent central place for a dine out.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Sun, 21 Aug 2011 14:17:43
by Jericho01
Skeptic wrote:Culpeper might be a decent central place for a dine out.
Clarke Bros, is out there in Warrenton. Any decent eating places there we ca OC?

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:14:03
by SHMIV
Skeptic wrote:Culpeper might be a decent central place for a dine out.
Culpeper would be a rather convenient location(for me, anyway), assuming that we scheduled it sometime close to Thanksgiving. It would be a rather appropriate time, too; we could collectively give thanks for our guns and the right to own them.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 13:08:11
by allingeneral
We had a shoot and greet in Culpeper last year. There were probably about 20 of us that showed up. Unfortunately, we can't shoot at the same place again because some people in a subdivision nearby whined to the sheriff's office that they heard A LOT of gunfire.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 13:16:19
by jdonovan
Hmmm what if we had a supressor only shoot?

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 21:42:50
by Jericho01
I've always wanted to go to the Bavarian Inn on 29. I wonder if it's OK to OC there.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 22:29:22
by Palladin
allingeneral wrote:We had a shoot and greet in Culpeper last year. There were probably about 20 of us that showed up. Unfortunately, we can't shoot at the same place again because some people in a subdivision nearby whined to the sheriff's office that they heard A LOT of gunfire.
Yeah that deputy looked like he wished he could join in... :hysterical:

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:13:46
by graybeard321
sometime in september before hunting season gets started would be good.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 20:32:13
by rlbellco72
I would be up for a Meet and Greet.

Re: OC Dine-Out anyone?

Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 20:54:58
by meak99
Any plans in the works yet for another meet and greet?