Only when I’m not on my meds muwhahahaha *cough* =)

But all kidding aside the last person I’d want carrying a fire arm is someone who isn’t stable. Which is why I’m glad we have such a tuff background check, and training laws here. We have to go through a 8 hour class, pass both a written test, a marksman test, and then wait for 3 months to be approved. Our fingerprints are also on file with SLED. Some states you can walk into the police station, ask for a permit, and have it in three days with no training, or understanding of the local law. And of course criminals don’t have to do any of this when they plan on using a gun for violence.

The best day is one in which I only have to touch my gun to take it off at the end of the day. I carry a gun for the same reason I carry a knife, a flashlight, and a sog multi tool. I’d rather have it and not need it, then need it and not have it.

Today you never know when you will be facing a crazy person intent on killing people, and I want to enjoy seeing my child grow up, and start his own family. I hope I am never in a situation where I have to face that kind of person EVER, but if I am, I hope I have the understanding, and wit to handle the situation the best way possible that includes a firearm, only as a last resort to defend a life.