Other lawful purpose case in Drexel Hill?

[alpacaheat]

One of my coworkers said he used to have a gun. I asked him what kind and he said "a Glock". A few days later he was leafing through one of my hunting clips and said "I want one of these Glocks". He showed me the picture and it was a 1911 style pistol. I found out he thought all semi-auto handguns were Glocks. I explained that Glock is a brand not a style. He said most of the people in his circle were under the same impression.

I bet none of them own holsters.

[wa3ra]

Well, if he had a 15-round magazine and one in the chamber, I think we just figured out where cartridge 17 came from...

[mpan72]

I bet none of them own holsters.

Most don't own guns. He said only a couple of his friends did. The oddest part is that they and he were security guards. He even showed me his 235 certification and LTCF when I called bs.

[Don Quixote]

Well, if he had a 15-round magazine and one in the chamber, I think we just figured out where cartridge 17 came from...

Now Your thinking! Maybe he wanted 2 in the chamber.... just to piss off GunLawyer

[Square Bag]

"He's hired to help special needs students but came ready for war".....

Seriously??? How about came ready to defend them in the event of another school shooting?? This guy sounds like a dick.

I said the same thing myself. 1000 or more rounds might be a cause for concern.

[Sgt.K]

I said the same thing myself. 1000 or more rounds might be a cause for concern.

1000 rounds is concerning? I'm sitting on my living room sofa and I've got more than that just in arm's reach...

[mpan72]

1000 rounds is concerning? I'm sitting on my living room sofa and I've got more than that just in arm's reach...

I would say carrying 1000 rounds of ammo with you at work could in most cases be considered concerning. Having 10,000 rounds at home not so much.

[alpacaheat]

1000 rounds is concerning? I'm sitting on my living room sofa and I've got more than that just in arm's reach...

Yeah but you're not carrying them around.

1,000 rounds at home is nothing...I bet most of us are far over that number. I don't take 1K to work though.

I don't even take that many to the range, that would get expensive fast.

[Sgt.K]

I said the same thing myself. 1000 or more rounds might be a cause for concern.

1000 rounds is concerning? I'm sitting on my living room sofa and I've got more than that just in arm's reach...

I would say carrying 1000 rounds of ammo with you at work could in most cases be considered concerning. Having 10,000 rounds at home not so much.

Yeah but you're not carrying them around.

1,000 rounds at home is nothing...I bet most of us are far over that number. I don't take 1K to work though.

I don't even take that many to the range, that would get expensive fast.

Alright, food for thought:

Many of us believe that freedom means freedom. If I am not harming you by what I do, then leave me alone. If I choose to carry 1000 rounds (that's over 35 pounds plus mags for me, BTW) for my own reasons, what business is it of anyone else?

Essentially, at what point do we lovers of freedom and liberty choose to infringe upon someone else's liberty? At what point do we step out onto that slippery slope? Personally, I like to avoid that edge in hopes that others will give me the same consideration.

My 2¢

[RockIsland]

Yeah but you're not carrying them around.

1,000 rounds at home is nothing...I bet most of us are far over that number. I don't take 1K to work though.

I don't even take that many to the range, that would get expensive fast.