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Incident with M'cycle finding z0 08-30-2008
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Posted by S'mee on August 30, 2008, 9:40 pm


> . wrote:
>
> >> He did a stupid (and probably illegal) thing in showing his weapon. Bu=
t
> >> Indiana does have a "shall issue" concealed carry law, so if he has a
> >> permit it is perfectly legal for him to carry it under his shirt while
> >> riding.
>
> > I never heard of "shall issue" before now.
>
> > The concept of "shall issue" is foreign to the California mindset,
> > where concealed carry permits are issued at the whim of the official.
>
> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrying_concealed_weapon#Shall-issue
>
> > But it seems that "shall issue" states are the majority now.
>
> "Cover me, Martha. I'm changin' lanes!"- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

I don't think that would be a good thing for me to tell the wife.
She's expert with M-60's...carnage on the freeway wouldn't describe
what she can do.
--
Keith

Posted by Bill Vanek on August 31, 2008, 11:07 am


wrote:

>. wrote:
>>> I'm sure the
>>> circumstances gave us both reasons to do what we did, but the upshot
>>> was he beeped me to show his displeasure (i can understand that), then
>>> he passed me on the right, lifted up his shirt to show me a holstered
>>> hand gun.
>>
>> That rider is working his way up to a road rage incident that will
>> cost him dearly. Also, simple speeding stop could get him a concealed
>> weapon charge.
>
>He did a stupid (and probably illegal) thing in showing his weapon. But
>Indiana does have a "shall issue" concealed carry law, so if he has a
>permit it is perfectly legal for him to carry it under his shirt while
>riding.

But it is not okay to flash it. In NV you can lose the permit for
stunts like that. "Shall issue" states are sometimes also "shall
revoke" for minor offenses.

Posted by Turby on August 30, 2008, 10:50 pm


wrote:

>Driving my daughter to an event (in our car), apparently I and a
>M'cycle changed to the middle lane at the same time. My bad as the
>lane I was in happened to be an exit lane though the sign suggesting
>that was covered, but another one near the exit wasn't. It's a
>construction zone and things change on a daily basis. I was actually
>driving slower than most traffic speeding thru the zone. I saw him
>behind me in the left lane a bit earlier. I would've been on a bike as
>well but my daughter is afraid and I won't push her. I'm sure the
>circumstances gave us both reasons to do what we did, but the upshot
>was he beeped me to show his displeasure (i can understand that), then
>he passed me on the right, lifted up his shirt to show me a holstered
>hand gun. Lotsa thoughts went thru my mind, but I didn't really feel
>threatened. Just really pissed off. I did have to make a quick lane
>shift, and did signal, but I can understand his distress, not his
>action therafter. Had I seen his plate I would have phoned it in. I
>465, west side, Indianapolis.

What makes it a really stupid move on his part, is that he passed you.
Now you were looking at his back, and if you really were a malevolent
bastard, as he thought you were, you might have pulled out your own
piece and had him in your sights.

There _are_ psychopaths on the loose. (The one who ran me down on
purpose is still behind bars, thankfully.) Best to turn the other
cheek in situations like that.

--
Turby the Turbosurfer

Posted by Steve L on August 31, 2008, 8:59 am



> then
> he passed me on the right, lifted up his shirt to show me a
> holstered
> hand gun. Lotsa thoughts went thru my mind, but I didn't really feel
> threatened.

Another idiot with a gun, oh joy!




Posted by on August 31, 2008, 9:58 am


wrote:

>
>> then
>> he passed me on the right, lifted up his shirt to show me a
>> holstered
>> hand gun. Lotsa thoughts went thru my mind, but I didn't really feel
>> threatened.
>
>Another idiot with a gun, oh joy!
>
>

        Lesson for the guy on the bike - Never show off your little
pea-shooter to the guy behind you steering a 2,000 pound armored
guided missile right up your ass. It's kind of like a Taliban
threatening an Apache helicopter with his AK-47 - not a
high-percentage bet.


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