How many of you are armed when you take out your Mopar?

[BioMedTechGuy]

Always, in every vehicle, and wherever my CCP allows, and generally if I am not allowed to carry and there isn't armed, competent security, I'm not interested in being a sheep, so I wouldn't generally go somewhere I'm not allowed to protect myself.

 

[Bird Man Of AZ]

Wow. I'm really surprised how many members don't carry, nor even own a firearm.

 

[ykf7b0]

I don't even mow the yard without my sidearm because you never know who might show up.

 

[ricks_RR]

i would but i cross the state lines alot going to car shows . and mass dont like that but yes in N.H.

 

[Jack R]

Pretty much everyday when I work. Office is in the highest crime area of Phoenix. I’ve gotten it ready a couple times in the McDonalds drive through line nearby. Wife said she told me getting McDonalds food for lunch won’t end well.

 

[Russ Hood]

I carry majority of the time. It only takes once.

 

[MoparDan]

I've got a CCP, I carry an M1911 .45ACP. I will not be a victim. I hope I never have to use it but I won't hesitate. 15 years in the military and two conflicts, I know what it is like to kill someone.

 

[MoparDan]

Pretty much everyday when I work. Office is in the highest crime area of Phoenix. I’ve gotten it ready a couple times in the McDonalds drive through line nearby. Wife said she told me getting McDonalds food for lunch won’t end well.

Either way LOL

 

[Bird Man Of AZ]

I would consider relocating if it is that bad. Living in fear is not living, that is just surviving.

These days, anywhere you live can potentially become an unsafe place to be. No longer is violent crime restricted only to the "bad parts of town."

I understand that if you're uncomfortable around firearms and/or local laws don't permit it, then carrying a gun may not be a viable solution. However, having one and never having to use it is the best you can hope for.

 

[ykf7b0]

From what I understand, when the Second Amendment is used in a court of law as a defense it has never failed regardless of local laws.

 

[Rapid Transit]

I've carried daily for 40 years but never because I felt someone would want a Duster.
And now it's a high crime southern city on par with Chicongo.
May be wrong but I just figure no one is going to car jack an antique car from an old white guy.
Old cars break down and have idiosyncrasies. Not like a late model Bimmer.
Jump in and go?
Not likely.
I have the same attitude with the RR.
Plus it's got anti theft.
4 speed.