Im guessing most people dont. That seems very dangerous and naive.

Niggers don't go in the woods. They've evolved. The woods are safe except for snakes and the bunnyman (who makes his yearly appearance tomorrow night)

Its true, the great majority of hikers dont carry arms, they are in a lot better shape then most thugs and can out run and get away. They are peacefull people who always have been in their own world with nature , their God and peace in their own way.

Some however are street smart, they understand that man can be unhuman and they pack heat but they never let "Susie" know there carrying.

Only bitch ass cowardly ignorant pussy fuckstick cockstretch punks carry weapons on the AT.

Ed Garvey Wrote:
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> Only bitch ass cowardly ignorant pussy fuckstick
> cockstretch punks carry weapons on the AT.


So says the master of mom's basement

It's all about trail love...

if you want to see some crazy shit do a google image search for "everest corpses"

Ed Garvey Wrote:
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> Only bitch ass cowardly ignorant pussy fuckstick
> cockstretch punks carry weapons on the AT.

Tell the hunters in the GW along the AT. This is Virginia, not somewhere else.

Google the two woman who were tied up and had their throats slit. I think it was in Shenandoah Park..

Get a 45 LC revolver for bear defense...

Hiker1234 Wrote:
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> Google the two woman who were tied up and had
> their throats slit. I think it was in Shenandoah
> Park..

I remember this one. It was in 1996 when firearms were banned in the Shenandoah National Park. However, in 2010 the law was changed and now it's legal to carry.
Hunting in the SNP is still prohibited.

Yes Most Hike With No Heat Wrote:
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> Its true, the great majority of hikers dont carry
> arms, they are in a lot better shape then most
> thugs and can out run and get away. They are
> peacefull people who always have been in their own
> world with nature , their God and peace in their
> own way.
>
> Some however are street smart, they understand
> that man can be unhuman and they pack heat but
> they never let "Susie" know there carrying.

"Susie"?

Cowards that carry guns die a thousand deaths in their lifetimes. The brave that do not carry die but once.

northbound Wrote:
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> Cowards that carry guns die a thousand deaths in
> their lifetimes. The brave that do not carry die
> but once.

Been taking those Dumbass pills again I see.

northbound Wrote:
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> Cowards that carry guns die a thousand deaths in
> their lifetimes. The brave that do not carry die
> but once.


Right , be sure to set that house alarm tonight before you go to bed..hero...

A gun is not recommended gear for a thru-hike and you'll be hard pressed to find anyone carrying one from GA to Maine (probably no one). it's unecessary weight, and when you're hiking that far you're cutting as much unecessary weight as possible. walking 15 miles a day for weeks at a time, you'll be wishing that 2-3 pound gun was extra food instead. even something light like a cell phone starts to seem like a hassle on extended hikes. and you wont need a gun if you just use common sense like bear etiquette, camping a mile or 2 from any roads and 50 yards off the trail. you're safer out there in the woods than you are walking on your own neighborhood streets.

Unless you have a permit for every state then it is illegal to cross state lines with a firearm in most states. Everybody would know because you'd have to have it holstered and you know a whiney little bitch liberal is going to rat.

Retired law enforcement with the proper paperwork don't need permits in any state, and there's no reason to have a weapon holstered.

And you're dreaming if you thing there are border checkpoints between states.

Back in the early 1980's a couple of hikers were murdered on the AT in South Western Virginia. The murderer was arrested and he did 20 years or so locked away for his deed.

Then he was released -

Not long after the murderer was cut loose he went back to the AT. He attempted to kill 2 more hikers. He was arrested again. Locked away, and the last 2 hikers are o.k.

I'm not a hiker, but I camp. I also carry.

AT Thoughts Wrote:
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> Back in the early 1980's a couple of hikers were
> murdered on the AT in South Western Virginia. The
> murderer was arrested and he did 20 years or so
> locked away for his deed.
>
> Then he was released -
>
> Not long after the murderer was cut loose he went
> back to the AT. He attempted to kill 2 more
> hikers. He was arrested again. Locked away, and
> the last 2 hikers are o.k.
>
> I'm not a hiker, but I camp. I also carry.


Post a link to this story.

http://www.dailypress.com/news/virginia/dp-pway-21-fbi-072496-story.html

maybe not the one he was talking about but scary

"Susie" is one of the liberal friends of a hiker I know who packs a sneaky lil Glock snub. She is one of several libs he hikes and camps over night with and he shares many of their views and love of hiking and nature except the right to carry for self defense. He is a very responsible person.

I asked him what "Susie" or his other lib gun hating friends would say if she or they found out he was packing. "They would Not Like It" was all he said in a understated tone.

As far as "Hikers" response, this guy would agree with you hiking alone on the AT on a thru hike. "Hiker" says he stays off the trail and away from parking areas and he goes as lightly as he can. Good advice if your thru hiking alone.

The hiker I know goes on weekend hikes with a group, they are in their late 40's and 50's they talk have a fire cook and enjoy the hike and camp out with out any booze coming along with them And he's aware and armed if any creep invades the group with deadly intentions. A good smart man I feel he indeed is.

Lib "Susie" "Would Not Like It" Wrote:
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> "Susie" is one of the liberal friends of a hiker I
> know who packs a sneaky lil Glock snub. She is one
> of several libs he hikes and camps over night with
> and he shares many of their views and love of
> hiking and nature except the right to carry for
> self defense. He is a very responsible person.
>
> I asked him what "Susie" or his other lib gun
> hating friends would say if she or they found out
> he was packing. "They would Not Like It" was all
> he said in a understated tone.
>
> As far as "Hikers" response, this guy would agree
> with you hiking alone on the AT on a thru hike.
> "Hiker" says he stays off the trail and away from
> parking areas and he goes as lightly as he can.
> Good advice if your thru hiking alone.
>
> The hiker I know goes on weekend hikes with a
> group, they are in their late 40's and 50's they
> talk have a fire cook and enjoy the hike and camp
> out with out any booze coming along with them And
> he's aware and armed if any creep invades the
> group with deadly intentions. A good smart man I
> feel he indeed is.

go over to the whiteblaze.net forums and post this, its been around forever and is where AT hikers login and trade info.

they'll probably think you are a moron, but at least post your opinion so we can watch.

To the scorn and abuse of left leaning gun grabbing potential "victims" ? Who "love nature" but dont want to understand or hear that man has as much right as a animal to self preservation and self defense.

You sound like the one who is the moron in this day and age of criminals.

You go cry and lay done and die when your attacked. I refuse and will fight to
the death the same as any animal.

Look up the phrase "trail gun." It's not all about defending yourself against other humans, you have frequent animal attacks as well.


If anything, get a Bond Arms .410/45LC derringer. One barrel loaded with 45LC, the other barrel loaded with .410 for snake defense.

Why Would I Subject Myself Wrote:
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> To the scorn and abuse of left leaning gun
> grabbing potential "victims" ? Who "love nature"
> but dont want to understand or hear that man has
> as much right as a animal to self preservation and
> self defense.
>
> You sound like the one who is the moron in this
> day and age of criminals.
>
> You go cry and lay done and die when your
> attacked. I refuse and will fight to
> the death the same as any animal.

The simple fact is that this kind of "attack" situation is so exceedingly rare it's almost zero. You're in far greater danger of being attacked at your local grocery store or in your workplace. If you're really uncomfortable hiking & camping without a gun, go for it, but that level of paranoia strikes most as someone who's just afraid to be way out in the woods alone. It's dark, scary, and there's alot of spooky noises. I get it. While most distance hiker concerns are tick bites, contaminated water sources, or being stuck in a bad spot during a lightning storm, you can worry about some armed assailant lurking miles from civilization, waiting to steal a backpack full of energy bars and dirty clothes.

As far as animal threats, not really any on the east coast. The only dangerous one are black bears, which scare easily and generally avoid places where they hear humans. You definitely should hang your food at night though, there's real chance they'll wander near your camp if it is quiet and they smell even a tiny amount of food.

I would be worried about snakes. I was part of a Meetup.com hike on the White Oak Canyon trail and there was a huge full grown rattlesnake right in the trail..

Xp43Y Wrote:
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> I would be worried about snakes. I was part of a
> Meetup.com hike on the White Oak Canyon trail and
> there was a huge full grown rattlesnake right in
> the trail..

I've hiked this trail too. Hung all the food and toiletries in a bag over a tree limb and at 3 a.m. a bear was sniffing around. All I had was a 3 inch pocket knife. We stayed quiet in the tent and the bear left in a few minutes when it realized the food was too high in the air for it to reach. I like eesh's
recommendation about the Bond trail gun.

I was hiking the Grayson Highlands last spring, when suddenly I encountered my greatest fear: the black mamba. It cornered me, lifted itself 3 feet off the ground, and lunged for my neck. Luckily I'm a teabagger, and was carrying my AK-47 with me. I tore off a few rounds and that snake turned around and ran off like a pussy.

Despite popular belief, it IS possible to discuss using a gun in the woods without relating it to politics, you insufferable fucks.

I carried a Taurus .357 on my 200 mile hike along with 150 rounds. One night at the blackrock shelter in SNP I saw a mouse chewing on my pack. I let go 6 rounds but missed each time but it scared that deadly predator off in a hurry.

^^ And to think I head into the woods to get away from people like you

>The simple fact is that this kind of "attack" situation is so exceedingly rare it's almost zero.

It's not just here - I've spent most of 2 years, on and off, in the bush in Africa, most of it camping, and I've never felt the need for a firearm. I've had lions, leopards, and the odd elephant pass by the tent, and I've come on mambas, cobras, and puff adders. And still the most dangerous animals are mosquitos.

I'm careful when I hike and I keep my bush knife where I can find it in the dark, but anybody who thinks they need a gun should probably consider staying home.



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I spend some time on the AT every year or so. No "weapons" per se. Just a couple of knives - more for utility than self-defense purposes. And some bear pepper spray. Which is really overkill as I have come across bears and they just run like hell whenever they see me. Never had a problem.

northbound Wrote:
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> Cowards that carry guns die a thousand deaths in
> their lifetimes. The brave that do not carry die
> but once.


There is a difference between brave and stupid. As for me, I will meet death on equal terms and be ready for battle. On the AT, I prefer my SIG 220C and one spare magazine. Good for bear and man alike.

The best trail gun is A Smith & Wesson Mountain gun in .44 Magnum first two cylinders loaded with snake shot, The last 4 with 300 grain hard cast soilds. Carried in a open Don Hume thumb snap holster under the jacket with a concealed handgun permit in the wallet and a ammo dump pouch with 6 more 300 gr. solids. Just hiking around mostly, and camping now and then.

Some of these people posting here must think law abiding citizens get a concealed handgun permit to rob people on hiking trails. Like a criminal would really need that.. What a joke. You don't want a gun on a hike its your business and if you carry its your business and your right also.

Now when I was younger, 40 years ago it was a different world and the number of crazies were much smaller and no I never carried a gun in the wild , unless I was hunting in season with all licenses.
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The only reason to carry a gun on the AT is if some liberal who hates America is there and tries to take it away. Now, these chances are high. Lots of young stupid college kids on the trail who don't have a family of their own yet or a career so they are still delusional to reality. Try and be patient with them and give them some education. Tell them about the constitution, it may be their first time, so have mercy on them. Otherwise, stand your ground and exercise your rights. Then you have simply explained the Constitution to a liberal. No more questions.

I tried to hike a portion of the AT with a .50 cal air cooled machine gun. Between packing the camping supplies, the machine gun, and 1000 rounds of ammo it kicked my ass.

So I went back to my car and smoked a cigarette.

I like to hike with my 50 cal air rifle. Here is a picture I took while hiking at Burke Lake.
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Bud Hoal... Wrote:
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> There is a difference between brave and stupid.

Yes, absolutely there is, just read the following:

> As for me, I will meet death on equal terms and be
> ready for battle. On the AT, I prefer my SIG 220C
> and one spare magazine. Good for bear and man
> alike.

i love burke lake Wrote:
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> I like to hike with my 50 cal air rifle. Here is
> a picture I took while hiking at Burke Lake.


Clearly not Burke Lake. And if you can't hit your target with iron sights, at scope distance your subsonic round is going to be underpowered. But I bet you got wood.

Still and all, not a bad air rifle.

Fire is much bigger hazard on the Appalachian trail, much more than than encountering armed criminals. Brush fires, out of control campfires, cooking stove malfunctions, there's a much higher risk of being burned out there, and it happens every year.

Do you clowns carry fire extinguishers with you on your hikes? Well you should- better to be safe than sorry according to your logic.

But no of course you don't... because the odds of you sustaining burn injuries is so unlikely, that carrying a fire extinguisher would be retarded. Just like carrying a gun around would be.

you people are idiots Wrote:
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> Fire is much bigger hazard on the Appalachian
> trail, much more than than encountering armed
> criminals. Brush fires, out of control campfires,
> cooking stove malfunctions, there's a much higher
> risk of being burned out there, and it happens
> every year.
>
> Do you clowns carry fire extinguishers with you on
> your hikes? Well you should- better to be safe
> than sorry according to your logic.
>
> But no of course you don't... because the odds of
> you sustaining burn injuries is so unlikely, that
> carrying a fire extinguisher would be retarded.
> Just like carrying a gun around would be.


Yes, i do carry a fire extinguisher into the woods. Actually called an E-tool, or for someone with no experience (ahem!), a shovel. A full bladder comes in handy as well as does camping near a water source so that you can observe good fire safety. You see, in the woods, there is no fire deapartment, no EMT, no wi-fi, or Costco....OR FUCKING POLICE DEPARTMENT!

This is an interesting thread. It really proves that pro gun people are cowardly all the way to the core.

slingshort Wrote:
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> This is an interesting thread. It really proves
> that pro gun people are cowardly all the way to
> the core.

+1000

Fortunately the gun nutters are typically so overweight that hiking is the last thing on their minds.

Fortunately the liberals are typically so overweight that hiking is the last thing on their minds.

Fortunately Fairfax Underground readers are typically so overweight that hiking is the last thing on their minds

Seventy degrees on a beautiful Sunday morning in the mountains along the Appalachian trail. Some early birds have already hit the trail, while others enjoy a leisurely breakfast, listening to the birds and enjoying the amazing views.

Meanwhile, back in Fairfax, there's Fairfax Underground, for those who do the talk, not the walk.

Killton Wrote:
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> Seventy degrees on a beautiful Sunday morning in
> the mountains along the Appalachian trail. Some
> early birds have already hit the trail, while
> others enjoy a leisurely breakfast, listening to
> the birds and enjoying the amazing views.
>
> Meanwhile, back in Fairfax, there's Fairfax
> Underground, for those who do the talk, not the
> walk.
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Kilton Wrote:
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> slingshort Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This is an interesting thread. It really proves
> > that pro gun people are cowardly all the way to
> > the core.
>
> +1000
>
> Fortunately the gun nutters are typically so
> overweight that hiking is the last thing on their
> minds.

You're stupid.

you people are idiots Wrote:
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> Fire is much bigger hazard on the Appalachian
> trail, much more than than encountering armed
> criminals. Brush fires, out of control campfires,
> cooking stove malfunctions, there's a much higher
> risk of being burned out there, and it happens
> every year.
>
> Do you clowns carry fire extinguishers with you on
> your hikes? Well you should- better to be safe
> than sorry according to your logic.
>
> But no of course you don't... because the odds of
> you sustaining burn injuries is so unlikely, that
> carrying a fire extinguisher would be retarded.
> Just like carrying a gun around would be.


Part of my hiking gear is a 35lb CO2 fire extinguisher.

I've been camping and hiking in Virginia and elsewhere my entire life. I always carry a loaded S&W .38 and have done so over 35 years. I carry it where I can get to it but it's not visible. My knife is very visible however. I never had to use the gun and I've encountered plenty of black bears and rattlesnakes, and a couple possibly rabid smaller animals.

I usually carry a pellet gun when hiking in the summer. Not because of people but rattlesnakes.

The victim (D) shot at the huge Diamondback Rattler with a pellet gun and was instantly attacked. His screams alerted another hiker (R) armed with a .38 special and snake shot who easily killed the serpent , but the victim could not be saved. Authorities think the snake native to the Western US was brought into the park by a illegal from out west and left on the trail as a gift to the American people. They theorize that he thought hikers may enjoy some Rattlesnake Cowboy chili.
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A WWII surplus flame thrower is a great way to deal with those pesky snakes. Set the flame thrower on a medium setting, and engage the offending snake. A slow roast on the top, and flip the snake, and finish off by roasting the belly.

A chilled bottle of Virginia white wine, and a crisp greens salad with a mustard vinegar dressing, rounds off the days hike with a tasty supper.

eagle scout Wrote:
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> I always carry a loaded S&W .38 and have done so
> over 35 years.
> ...
> I never had to use the gun

LOL, what a shock! One might almost conclude that there's no legitimate reason to carry said gun.

^^^ "I just saw a gun!" I vote Democrat.

Kilton Wrote:
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> eagle scout Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I always carry a loaded S&W .38 and have done so
>
> > over 35 years.
> > ...
> > I never had to use the gun
>
> LOL, what a shock! One might almost conclude that
> there's no legitimate reason to carry said gun.
>
> src="https://media0.giphy.com/media/hLUiXoGKNIVb2/
> 200_s.gif">

I've owned cars that I regularly checked the pressure in the spare tire but never got a flat and needed to use it. Never used any of the fire extinguishers I carry in my vehicles either, and never needed the smoke alarms in my home.

Thanks but I'll continue packing a gun on the trail. If nothing else I get a better workout from the additional weight. Be prepared.

Weren't there a couple lesbians slaughtered on the trail a few years back?

Good thing they didn't have guns, otherwise somebody could have gotten hurt.

Specious reasoning is truly an art in your hands guntards. With that logic where don't you go with your gun? Son's recital, pack heat. Doctor's office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes motel room, well that one you might have an argument for. It all points to irrational fear of life. You are so busy being afraid of life you don't ever live it. I feel bad for you. Then again, you stay in your mom's basement all day anyways so perhaps there are far greater issues going on in your mind.

guntards crack me up Wrote:
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> Specious reasoning is truly an art in your hands
> guntards. With that logic where don't you go with
> your gun? Son's recital, pack heat. Doctor's
> office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes motel
> room, well that one you might have an argument
> for. It all points to irrational fear of life. You
> are so busy being afraid of life you don't ever
> live it. I feel bad for you. Then again, you stay
> in your mom's basement all day anyways so perhaps
> there are far greater issues going on in your
> mind.

You're stupid.

eagle scout Wrote:
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> I've owned cars that I regularly checked the
> pressure in the spare tire but never got a flat
> and needed to use it. Never used any of the fire
> extinguishers I carry in my vehicles either, and
> never needed the smoke alarms in my home.

Great analogies there, Einstein! You have a better chance of getting a flat tire, a car fire, and a house fire on the same day than you needing your dopey gun while hiking.

Good luck with that additional workout though! You probably need it. :-)

guntards crack me up Wrote:
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> Specious reasoning is truly an art in your hands
> guntards.

You're probably going to need to simplify your vocabulary if you want these dillweeds to understand. :-)

eagle scout Wrote:
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> Thanks but I'll continue packing a gun on the
> trail. If nothing else I get a better workout from
> the additional weight. Be prepared.


If you're just day hiking or going out for the weekend your gun is fine. But you won't find AT thru-hikers carrying guns on a 2000+ mile hike. Best rule of thumb for distance hiking: if it's not something you'll need every day, don't bring it.

Kilton Wrote:
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> eagle scout Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I've owned cars that I regularly checked the
> > pressure in the spare tire but never got a flat
> > and needed to use it. Never used any of the
> fire
> > extinguishers I carry in my vehicles either,
> and
> > never needed the smoke alarms in my home.
>
> Great analogies there, Einstein! You have a better
> chance of getting a flat tire, a car fire, and a
> house fire on the same day than you needing your
> dopey gun while hiking.
>
> Good luck with that additional workout though! You
> probably need it. :-)


I hope I never need the spare tire, fire extinguishers, or the gun. There are many potential situations where a firearm could be useful that don't entail shooting other humans. For example signaling for help, shooting game for food (admittedly not as applicable in VA), and defending against malicious wildlife. In 30+ years of hiking and camping there have been 2 or 3 instances where I heard a bear outside my tent, and once where I was charged by a probably rabid fox. I never came close to actually shooting in any case.

I do actually carry a some extra weight in things I never need besides the gun, but I've been doing so for years and can handle the additional workout.

Kilton Wrote:
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> guntards crack me up Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Specious reasoning is truly an art in your
> hands
> > guntards.
>
> You're probably going to need to simplify your
> vocabulary if you want these dillweeds to
> understand. :-)

Not everyone is a well-educated liberal like yourself.

Good snake medicine Bond Arms Snake Slayer 45 colt/410 shotgun.

Easy for ladies to tote with pink grips and furry pink holsters too.

But they do kick like a mule
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guntards crack me up Wrote:
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> Specious reasoning is truly an art in your hands
> guntards. With that logic where don't you go with
> your gun? Son's recital, pack heat. Doctor's
> office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes motel
> room, well that one you might have an argument
> for. It all points to irrational fear of life. You
> are so busy being afraid of life you don't ever
> live it. I feel bad for you. Then again, you stay
> in your mom's basement all day anyways so perhaps
> there are far greater issues going on in your
> mind.

Jesus Fucking Christ. How stupid are you?

Elementary school

Movie theater

Church

State University (once it was a guy in a tower, once it was a Krazy Korean, and on
least one occasion it was uniformed government troops in broad daylight)

Non-profit organization in downtown DC

United States military installation 1 in Texas

United States military installation 2 in DC

On Rte. 123 during morning commute at 8 a.m. when when Mir Amal Kazi is there

National Zoo ... ok, those multiple incidents over several years were on Annual Nigger Day, a.k.a. Easter Monday

Red Line DC 7-4-15
Charlestown S.C. 2015
The two woman up on Skyline years back.
Roy Rodgers 1976 Rt 236
10,000,000 + more but its getting late.

Sad thing about all this is that it is a proven fact that having a gun makes you less safe not more safe. Pro gun people are simply too stupid to understand this.

thru hiker Wrote:
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> Sad thing about all this is that it is a proven
> fact that having a gun makes you less safe not
> more safe. Pro gun people are simply too stupid to
> understand this.

Sadly, you believe this drivel. You would be surprised how many people you encounter daily are quietly packing a firearm for defense.

Your perspective will change if one of them happens to be there to save your sorry ass one day.

DAjaxUnsigned Wrote:
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> Red Line DC 7-4-15
> Charlestown S.C. 2015
> The two woman up on Skyline years back.
> Roy Rodgers 1976 Rt 236
> 10,000,000 + more but its getting late.

You are retarded. You are more likely to die 500 other ways in life before ever being a victim of violent crime. You like to piss your pants. We get it.

I chose to live life without an irrational fear that I will be one of the 1 in 120,000 people who will die in a violent crime in the US and instead actually be part of civilization. You are a pansy.

Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
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> guntards crack me up Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Specious reasoning is truly an art in your
> hands
> > guntards. With that logic where don't you go
> with
> > your gun? Son's recital, pack heat. Doctor's
> > office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes motel
> > room, well that one you might have an argument
> > for. It all points to irrational fear of life.
> You
> > are so busy being afraid of life you don't ever
> > live it. I feel bad for you. Then again, you
> stay
> > in your mom's basement all day anyways so
> perhaps
> > there are far greater issues going on in your
> > mind.
>
> Jesus Fucking Christ. How stupid are you?
>
> Elementary school
>
> Movie theater
>
> Church
>
> State University (once it was a guy in a tower,
> once it was a Krazy Korean, and on
> least one occasion it was uniformed government
> troops in broad daylight)
>
> Non-profit organization in downtown DC
>
> United States military installation 1 in Texas
>
> United States military installation 2 in DC
>
> On Rte. 123 during morning commute at 8 a.m. when
> when Mir Amal Kazi is there
>
> National Zoo ... ok, those multiple incidents over
> several years were on Annual Nigger Day, a.k.a.
> Easter Monday

Any valid viewpoints you might be trying to express we're lost with the"N" word.
It would probably be in your best interest to grow up, you little shit.

Good hikers carry bear spray. Fucks anything up.
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> DAjaxUnsigned Wrote:
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> > Red Line DC 7-4-15
> > Charlestown S.C. 2015
> > The two woman up on Skyline years back.
> > Roy Rodgers 1976 Rt 236
> > 10,000,000 + more but its getting late.
>
> You are retarded. You are more likely to die 500
> other ways in life before ever being a victim of
> violent crime. You like to piss your pants. We get
> it.
>
> I chose to live life without an irrational fear
> that I will be one of the 1 in 120,000 people who
> will die in a violent crime in the US and instead
> actually be part of civilization. You are a pansy.

So in other words you're saying that guns, even in your example to the point of including violent crimes committed with them (which absolutely dwarf things like accidental shootings of children and mass casualty events which receive so much attention from the anti-gun side), really aren't that big of a deal in the scheme of things.

Growth in-hormones Wrote:
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> Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > guntards crack me up Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Specious reasoning is truly an art in your
> > hands
> > > guntards. With that logic where don't you go
> > with
> > > your gun? Son's recital, pack heat. Doctor's
> > > office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes
> motel
> > > room, well that one you might have an
> argument
> > > for. It all points to irrational fear of
> life.
> > You
> > > are so busy being afraid of life you don't
> ever
> > > live it. I feel bad for you. Then again, you
> > stay
> > > in your mom's basement all day anyways so
> > perhaps
> > > there are far greater issues going on in your
> > > mind.
> >
> > Jesus Fucking Christ. How stupid are you?
> >
> > Elementary school
> >
> > Movie theater
> >
> > Church
> >
> > State University (once it was a guy in a tower,
> > once it was a Krazy Korean, and on
> > least one occasion it was uniformed government
> > troops in broad daylight)
> >
> > Non-profit organization in downtown DC
> >
> > United States military installation 1 in Texas
> >
> > United States military installation 2 in DC
> >
> > On Rte. 123 during morning commute at 8 a.m.
> when
> > when Mir Amal Kazi is there
> >
> > National Zoo ... ok, those multiple incidents
> over
> > several years were on Annual Nigger Day, a.k.a.
> > Easter Monday
>
> Any valid viewpoints you might be trying to
> express we're lost with the"N" word.
> It would probably be in your best interest to grow
> up, you little shit.

''Little shit'' is a tad harsh, don't you think?

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> Good hikers carry bear spray. Fucks anything up.


Great to use on nogs with bad attitudes - Flash mobs.

I would not like to use this on a bear unless it was a matter of like or death.

Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
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^ Oh man. You just made the libtards here go cardiac arrhythmic with that pic.

Blacks, gay abuse, and guns all wrapped up into one.

Too fucking funny. lmao

Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
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> Growth in-hormones Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > guntards crack me up Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Specious reasoning is truly an art in your
> > > hands
> > > > guntards. With that logic where don't you
> go
> > > with
> > > > your gun? Son's recital, pack heat.
> Doctor's
> > > > office, gotta have my gun. My prostitutes
> > motel
> > > > room, well that one you might have an
> > argument
> > > > for. It all points to irrational fear of
> > life.
> > > You
> > > > are so busy being afraid of life you don't
> > ever
> > > > live it. I feel bad for you. Then again,
> you
> > > stay
> > > > in your mom's basement all day anyways so
> > > perhaps
> > > > there are far greater issues going on in
> your
> > > > mind.
> > >
> > > Jesus Fucking Christ. How stupid are you?
> > >
> > > Elementary school
> > >
> > > Movie theater
> > >
> > > Church
> > >
> > > State University (once it was a guy in a
> tower,
> > > once it was a Krazy Korean, and on
> > > least one occasion it was uniformed
> government
> > > troops in broad daylight)
> > >
> > > Non-profit organization in downtown DC
> > >
> > > United States military installation 1 in
> Texas
> > >
> > > United States military installation 2 in DC
> > >
> > > On Rte. 123 during morning commute at 8 a.m.
> > when
> > > when Mir Amal Kazi is there
> > >
> > > National Zoo ... ok, those multiple incidents
> > over
> > > several years were on Annual Nigger Day,
> a.k.a.
> > > Easter Monday
> >
> > Any valid viewpoints you might be trying to
> > express we're lost with the"N" word.
> > It would probably be in your best interest to
> grow
> > up, you little shit.
>
> ''Little shit'' is a tad harsh, don't you think?
>
> -


Is that you sucking cock,little shit?

Wow, you really put me in MY place. You just won the internet.

pants pissers panties in a bunch Wrote:
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> You are retarded. You are more likely to die 500
> other ways in life before ever being a victim of
> violent crime. You like to piss your pants. We get
> it.
>
> I chose to live life without an irrational fear
> that I will be one of the 1 in 120,000 people who
> will die in a violent crime in the US and instead
> actually be part of civilization. You are a pansy.

I think most of these idiots simply don't have anything else in their lives besides fear. They'd be bored out of their minds without it.

thru hiker Wrote:
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> Sad thing about all this is that it is a proven
> fact that having a gun makes you less safe not
> more safe. Pro gun people are simply too stupid to
> understand this.

Having a car makes you less safe, too. Walking now, are we?

JBW Wrote:
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> thru hiker Wrote:
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> -----
> > Sad thing about all this is that it is a proven
> > fact that having a gun makes you less safe not
> > more safe. Pro gun people are simply too stupid
> to
> > understand this.
>
> Having a car makes you less safe, too. Walking
> now, are we?


I take metro because unlike you manasshole bumfucks I don't live in shittistan.

Much like squirrels never learn that a rat trap nailed to a tree with a dab of peanut butter on it is deadly these guntards will never be able to realize that they are being played. They are so stupid that they take the fun out of it.

I take metro Wrote:
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> JBW Wrote:
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> > thru hiker Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Sad thing about all this is that it is a
> proven
> > > fact that having a gun makes you less safe
> not
> > > more safe. Pro gun people are simply too
> stupid
> > to
> > > understand this.
> >
> > Having a car makes you less safe, too. Walking
> > now, are we?
>
>
> I take metro because unlike you manasshole
> bumfucks I don't live in shittistan.

Metro is exactly the place to pack heat for defending yourself.

I was up skyline 3 times in May hiking Marys Rock , Skyland area, Big Meadows.
Up Marys Rock and Big Meadows I saw some thru hikers. As said in this thread
by others non guns, too much weight to pack on the AT. I believe that. And of all the hikers I saw maybe one or two carried a gun. I did not.

the bottom line is that people do carry CCW handguns on the AT , In the Skyline Drive and other areas. WHERE Is THE PROBLEM? It does not EXIST other then Liberals hate of guns. There no Trail shootings of people by CCW carrying legal hand gun owners! Non existent situation . GREATLY EXAGGERATED By gun Control FREAKS,That's Right FREAKS! Read all the rants pro and con ..but where is the trouble? Non existent but YES some have been killed by cold blooded killers up there. WITHOUT A CCW and NOT LAW ABIDING CITIZENS.

The most dangerous people up on that AT trail or any other place are Liberals that want to take the right's of the American people away.

As "SMOKEY THE BEAR" TRUE PATRIOT OF THIS NATION AND NATIVE BORN TO ITS SOIL WOULD SAY!

" ONLY YOU THE LIBERALS AND SOCIALISTS POSE A THREAT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS THAT HAVE PROTECTED THE PEOPLE SINCE THE FOUNDING OF THIS GREAT NATION"

Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
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> Wow, you really put me in MY place. You just won
> the internet.

If it isn't you then why would you have the photo?
A perverse hidden desire?

Do you see this ending well for you?

Getting Late now.. I give in with rants. Some of the things have been pretty funny or sage I will say that

"they pack heat but they never let "Susie" know there carrying."

"if you want to see some crazy shit do a google image search for "everest corpses"

"Unless you have a permit for every state then it is illegal to cross state lines with a firearm in most states. Everybody would know because you'd have to have it holstered and you know a whiney little bitch liberal is going to rat."

"And to think I head into the woods to get away from people like you"

"A WWII surplus flame thrower is a great way to deal with those pesky snakes. Set the flame thrower on a medium setting, and engage the offending snake. A slow roast on the top, and flip the snake, and finish off by roasting the belly."


"Some of these people posting here must think law abiding citizens get a concealed handgun permit to rob people on hiking trails."

" Best rule of thumb for distance hiking: if it's not something you'll need every day, don't bring it"

"Sadly, you believe this drivel. You would be surprised how many people you encounter daily are quietly packing a firearm for defense."

"Your perspective will change if one of them happens to be there to save your sorry ass one day."

"Metro is exactly the place to pack heat for defending yourself."

Goodnight To All we will hash it out again. In The ALL AMERICAN WAY of FREE SPEECH.. "Amendment 1" Don't ever forget it! Or Amendment 2 either!

Mike O'Meara Show Fan Wrote:
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> Do you see this ending well for you?


Re: Door-to-door scammer posing as college student
Posted by: Mike O'Meara Show Fan ()
Date: March 11, 2015 10:03PM

What I like to do when these folks show up is drag them inside, rape them and kill them. Problem solved.

Come on in.

easy targets Wrote:
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> Much like squirrels never learn that a rat trap
> nailed to a tree with a dab of peanut butter on it
> is deadly these guntards will never be able to
> realize that they are being played. They are so
> stupid that they take the fun out of it.


You're a dick , motherfucker.

S&W makes a number of very nice lightweight .38 specials. They are only a few ounces, and I carry one with my ankle holster without any issues.

The only drawback of this set up is that I cannot wear a mini skirt and CC.

Important when I switch out and go Transgender on Friday nights, and hang in the "Boys Room" at a few clubs I swing through.

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> Come on in.


Hi yucky24.

The niggers in that photo love the fact the libtards don't carry firearms. Get on your knees libtards and suck it just like in your dream. Consider it your liberal duty.

On the subject of hiking - British people have some pretty nasty teeth!
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> the bottom line is that people do carry CCW
> handguns on the AT , In the Skyline Drive and
> other areas.

LOL. We've established this already, Einstein. Thanks for "clarifying" though.

> WHERE Is THE PROBLEM?

It's not a problem -- it's just funny. Why do you interpret us laughing at you as a "problem"?

British girls with british flags advertising Japanese cars is

way way OFF-TOPIC

absolutely not go to the trail without defense if a nigger doesn't rob you, or the seldom but possible maniac, an animal might - or worse your girlfriend!

so i'd never register with any gov. for a weapon, like the forefathers of the country i'd hide it,

i'd probably be lazy and head out with no weapon what the hell, and pick up a nice walking stick on the trail

i hope all the park visitors haven't taken all the good walking sticks! don't take the forest with you!

i carry one of these. it's way deadlier and more accurate than a small firearm at 50 yards.
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