Everyone at work now knows.

[TheF00L]

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[Paradigm]

Cool story. Sometimes people react the absolute opposite of how you'd expect. I've had pro-gun people freak out over OC, and I've had "sheeple" think it was a good thing.

Go figure.

Carry on!

[tlgpa]

Congrats for coming out of the .. ummm.... closet.

But, maybe I should invite him to the range next time.

Yes you should.

[DonSmithnotTMD]

Cool story. Sometimes people react the absolute opposite of how you'd expect. I've had pro-gun people freak out over OC, and I've had "sheeple" think it was a good thing.

Go figure.

Carry on!

Weird isn't it? I even had an anti manager not say anything about OC once she knew I didn't carry at work (which is an NPE for employees)

[adymond]

Definately invite him to the range next time. And invite him to visit this website, but also The Cornered Cat as well as The Pink Pistols. I don't know their web addresses, but I am sure you can find them around here or just with google. The first is directed at women, but has much useful information for those considering firearms ownership and carry. The second is a community for gay and lesbian firearms enthusiasts.

[rmodel65]

invite your gay friend to the range maybe even get him into the sport and let him know about http://www.pinkpistols.org/

[Rauswaffen]

Pretty much everyone where I work knows that I'm a gun owner. The people I talk to know I OC.

And I never get in trouble, coincidence?

[armabill]

OC, CC, No Carry- individual choice.

No problem with that.

[XD40coyote]

I know some gay people who are pro gun, and the ones who I told about OC have no problem with it.

And yes, it is odd that non gun people think OC is fine or cool, but the adamant pro gun, pro CC, and "I own 179 guns total" types seem more likley to not like OC. The " you are gonna ruin it for the rest of us!" types...

The most fun of all are the liberal gun owners/pro gun liberals. I only know a few of them, and they think CC AND OC are alright.