BearTaylor
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My 10 year son and I just returned home to Kansas from a trip to Illinois to purchase an off road motorcycle. It was an emotionally difficult task to stop, unload and lock up my carry gun and magazines seperately before crossing the border into a state that seemed hostile to concealed carry. When we crossed back into Missouri which accepts Kansas permits I reloaded as quickly as possible.
I guess I've carried long enough that I feel just a little bit naked without my pistol. I kept my fingers crossed for the twelve hours it took to complete the tranaction that nothing bad would develop. I don't know if I could live with myself should something horrible happen to my family members that could have been prevented by a gun that I did not have available. In the future I intend to avoid travel in states (within reason) that will not allow law abiding people to defend themselves.
I certainly wouldn't mind the good people of Illinois to carry a concealed handgun in Kansas. All I can say is good luck to you all in your fight for your right to self defense.
I guess I've carried long enough that I feel just a little bit naked without my pistol. I kept my fingers crossed for the twelve hours it took to complete the tranaction that nothing bad would develop. I don't know if I could live with myself should something horrible happen to my family members that could have been prevented by a gun that I did not have available. In the future I intend to avoid travel in states (within reason) that will not allow law abiding people to defend themselves.
I certainly wouldn't mind the good people of Illinois to carry a concealed handgun in Kansas. All I can say is good luck to you all in your fight for your right to self defense.