It’s not a clip, it’s a magazine. Let’s clear that up first. Second, I have a license and training that allow me to carry a handgun wherever I go, with a few exceptions. Sometimes I do open carry, like when I’m at the park with my children. Sometimes I carry concealed and you would never know it. It’s not me you have to worry about though because I don’t want to hurt anyone. I just want a chance to survive if something bad does happen. If I’m
Carrying concealed you’ll never know that I have a gun unless there is a need for me to expose it. By the way, none of my pistols hold 25 rounds. That would be exceptionally hard to conceal. I don’t need someone who knows nothing about firearms, or tactics, or personal protection dictating to me how many rounds I need. If something were to happen I don’t know how many I’ll need, but I do know how many I’ll use.
Next, I live in Texas and I don’t agree with the new law. I think it’s opening us up for trouble. That’s an unpopular opinion here but it makes me less likely to go out because I don’t want to put myself in any bad situations. I’ll let Darwin take thin out the idiots.
Lastly, I don’t push for or own weapons of war. I have some sporting rifles that I built myself. Some ARs, a couple AKs, and that Barrett. That thing will cut a person in half from a mile away. I completed background checks on each of them. I have had many psych evaluations and background checks for my military service and security clearances. I do have a tax stamp for a few NFA items, mostly SBRs but a couple of suppressors. I guess I was mistaken about weapons of war, I do have that machine gun. The real thing, not some semi-auto ripoff. That’s a lot of fun. But in order to acquire these I did everything that the government required me to do.
So again, I won’t try to change your mind but instead express to you the fact that not all gun owners are the same. But at the end of the day this is a fight that your side can’t win.
