[xmirage2kx]

I will make sure I make the next dinner. So count me in +1.5

 

[xmirage2kx]

I will be coming from Happy valley, so any trip north of the point seems like a massive excursion :wink: Late lunch work fine for me, but I am game for dinner to.

 

[xmirage2kx]

my son just hit the 6 week mark.

Any of you think it is tacky for him to have a mini cap gun and a holster to wear around to look like daddy at this age?? The wife seems to think that is going overboard.

 

[xmirage2kx]

I would vote closer to 3pm and have a late lunch over a dinner. I would make it to either, but my wife has to be in provo by 6:30-7pm.

my 2 cents

 

[xmirage2kx]

I think that this is a very good point to emphasize. I believe that we are on completely safe legal ground doing an open-carry lunch/dinner. HOWEVER, to remain safe, both legally and physically, we should be very careful that all guns stay holstered the entire time. To unholster a gun to show to one another would, I think, incur unacceptable risks in such a setting. Not only does it court unnecessary physical risks, but would also be very bad PR.

Please. Let's keep all guns holstered 100% of the time during these get-togethers.

If we want to show off our guns, lets do it at a gun range. Then we can let others see and even shoot our guns, which is great fun.

+1 A public get together like this should be no different than meeting with a group of friends or family or eating out alone. Guns stay holstered at all times. Even if there were no legal issues, from a pure safety standpoint this is the only safe practice.

Now that being said, we should hold a meet that involves shooting. Like any group that gathers for the sake of a shared activity we need to actually go and do the activity together. Maybe for Decembers meet we need to hit the range instead/addition to a meal.

 

[xmirage2kx]

Do we have the set date and time?????

Date and Time found here