I got a license  to  drive  at 15, I got  a license  to  fly a plane at 19. I bought  my  first  modern  handgun  the  first  payday  after  my  21st  birthday. Quality  training  would have made  me a more accurate  shot but  a license  to buy would have  infringed on my  Right  to  self defense.

A key pad is commonly  used in home  alarm systems, employee only doors and  small safes like the  one  my  house gun stays  in. You touch a numbered pad and enter a number  combination, they don't use keys.

I have  told  you  before  our  news media  is biased  and  has its  own  agenda. What you  see  is designed  to  hold  your  interest  through  the commercials  so you  will  buy their  sponsors  products.

How smart  is it to loot the stores and burn down your  own   neighborhood  because  you feel  a social  injustice  has occurred? The only businesses to survive are the ones where the owners are armed and convince the rioters to go elsewhere. Major  store  chains will not build in those areas  because  they  know those stores will be broken into at night and robbed in the daytime. These are the people that liked to play "the knock out game", the rules are simple. Run up to a total  stranger  and hit them as hard as you can and run away laughing  at how the victim  looked or bled after the  attack.

You would  be  much  safer  with  me  then trying  to  make  nice  with  them. If it doesn't harm me or cost me money I could care less about  interfering in your  life  choices.

I have a license  to carry concealed  any gun I choose which requires  both a written  test as well  as proficiency with a semi-automatic handgun.

|dev|null wrote on Jul 31^st, 2015 at 2:35pm:


Why don't you try google instead of trolling.

Still being retarded with your emoticons hb

|dev|null wrote on Jul 31^st, 2015 at 2:55pm:


You need to do a training course for CC Hb everyone knows that except hoplophobes like you,yes you are retarded with your emoticon usage.

Mortdooley wrote on Jul 31^st, 2015 at 2:01pm:


What is the written test like in the US? In Australia their is no CC permit(unless your police) and for a standard A+B long arms(non semi auto rifles, non semi or pump action shot)  license we do about a 2 hour course, with no practical gun handling.

Mortdooley wrote on Jul 31^st, 2015 at 10:37pm:

U.S. States that have "Constitutional Carry"

1 Alaska
2 Arizona
3 Arkansas
4 Kansas
5 Maine
6 Vermont
7 Wyoming (for residents)


Now, if you live in one of the 7 "Constitutional Carry" States you need do nothing else.






Source: 

Wikipedia

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Mortdooley wrote on Aug 2^nd, 2015 at 11:46pm:


That is so spot on true Mort.

Here in Australia most people can't comprehend that principal. That people are the center & core of government, not the elected (hired) government, paid to serve the wants & needs of the people, & not to dictate or assign to the People.

Here they can't seem to grasp the "all power flows down from the people to the government" in America, & as outlined in the Peoples Document.....the United States Constitution which starts with

"We the People....."

So, when it comes down to Rights, the first 10 Amendments to the US Constitution dictates from the People to the Government how it must serve the People, what it must do for the People & how, & what it is expressly forbidden to do regarding the People.


Here in Australia Mort, all power flows down from the Government to the People, exactly opposite from America.

When it comes down to gun rights & responsibilities in America, that rests with the People.

Here in Australia the Government dictates what can & can't be done with firearms, & who can & can't have firearms as the rule rather than as an exception.......as opposed to America, where the Second Amendment is every American Citizen's (excluding a disqualified few) only necessary License to Keep & Bear arms.

Australians for the most part can't get their heads around that fact, simply because it's a type of freedom they've never truly had, & so they aren't familiar with the principal. The Australian government tells the Australian People what they don't need or want, so except for a small minority, they then  believe what they are told not to need or want.

In America Gun ownership is an individual Right, where as here in Australia it is a granted Privilege administered & controlled completely by the government.