Boondocking safety-Are you armed?

2oldman wrote:
All things considered, I have to admit I do get a bit nervous when there's no cell service where I'm camped.

I barely get cell phone service...at my home! :B And, none of my neighbors have service...guess I'm in just the right spot! Before XM radio, we couldn't even get a radio station where we camped! :)

What is so difficult about carry if you choose, do NOT carry if you choose and allow each other to exercise their choice WITHOUT all the put downs.

Get a life............:S

pianotuna wrote:
How strange that there are more gun shot deaths per capita in USA than in any of the other G7 nations. Yet the gun "carrying" USA members here feel "safer".

If you take out the 4 cities with the high murder rates the rest of the country ranks in the bottom half of all countries. 60% of the gun deaths are suicides.

pianotuna wrote:
How strange that there are more gun shot deaths per capita in USA than in any of the other G7 nations. Yet the gun "carrying" USA members here feel "safer".

All the highest crime areas of the US have the most stringent gun control laws. Care to guess why! Here in Wyoming, we have the highest per capita firearms ownership of any of the 50 states....yet we are among the lowest in crime rates! In Switzerland firearm ownership is required...military assault rifles (Sig 550) are issued to all men above 20 years of age (unless deemed unqualified) and participate in the militia. Switzerland has the lowest crime rate in the world,

One of the most dangerous places in America....a gun free zone!

How strange that there are more gun shot deaths per capita in USA than in any of the other G7 nations. Yet the gun "carrying" USA members here feel "safer".

LowRyter wrote:
wow. just wow.

no forum goes unmolested from gun advocates.

Touché!

doc brown wrote:

toedtoes wrote:

Boon Docker wrote:
Sure am glad I am not paranoid about boon docking, it makes for a much more relaxing and enjoyable time.

X2

No paranoia here, just being cautious and prepared. I assume you don't lock your rv door when you boondock.

What does locking my door have to do with carrying a gun?

Locking my door is due to many reasons - including making sure it's really closed so the dogs can't get out by mistake. The only time I lock it for security is when I'm away from it.

kerrlakeRoo wrote:

LowRyter wrote:
wow. just wow.

no forum goes unmolested from gun advocates.

Wow, just wow,,,
No forum can go without some attempting to take the rights of others.

No one has said you can't have a gun. Just some folks don't see the need to carry one everywhere they go.

F-TROUP wrote:
After all that's been said it's a matter of personal choice, but just remember when seconds count the police are only minutes away.....

Or a couple of hours away if you are out in the boonies.


Then there's the story about the cop who pulled over a 65 year old woman. When she handed him her CHL he asked what she was carrying.

A 9 on her hip, a .380 in an ankle holster and a .45 in the console, was the answer.

"Ma'am, what are you scared or?"

"NOT A DAMNED THING, OFFICER"

I guess the simplest way to put it is that, Nobody has ever come up to me and said, "Thank god , you werent carrying today".
But I have had the opposite occur twice.