Using a hand press in public.

[GT27]

Don't mean to sound like a smart@@@ but to me its common sense,like picking your nose or scratching your butt,bad ju ju in public,other than a positive gun friendly atmosphere! GT27

[bearcove]

The range is semi public as far as "gun related activities", sizing your brass where someone else will be eating or drinking is not good.

[FUBAR 6]

Workinging up ammo at the range is common around here...

However with the broad definition of what is a "terrorist act", and considering this could be used until it was decided....I would not "Brandish Ammunition" in a public place.

It's clear today, the definition of , "Terrorist Act", "Brandishing", and even if an empty case is considered ammunition, depends on who is defining "Them".

[guidogoose]

Mr. Jog.
The world indeed is becoming stranger and stranger every day. People are just paranoid. Im sure some people would even be offended by whittling wood at a bowling alley. I believe it is the right of the property owner to not allow it. My response would have been. " I respect your feelings on the matter" and brought the press out to my car. I would have also said that from now on I'll be bowling at home on my Wii !

A co worker and I were once interviewed extensively by our corporate security team because we were TALKING about doing some shooting at the range over the weekend. I was basically told that not only did my second amendment rights end when I entered their property but my first amendment did as well ! Sad but true ! Nowadays if we talking about guns, shooting, hunting etc., we have to speak in code.

[mrjog]

This what at my bowling league. I'm still friends with the manager. I was just surprised that anyone would think what I was doing was illegal. I had been working 65+ hours for a few weeks, and I needed to finish some ammo for an upcomming outing. Also skipping bowling means I lose 23 bucks. I did make it through 100 rounds before anyone said anything. The guy on the other team even came and helped me prep the brass.

I noticed a lot of guys that have the "nobody needs to know what I do" attitude. Well that's good for you guys. But I could care less if anyone knows I reload. It's not like I'm ashamed of it. And I don't feel as if I need to demonstrate the processs in front of a crowd. It served my purpose and I have no regrets.

And to the guy that said he could see no reason to do what I did. There are plenty of reasons for me to have done this. Think a little harder next time.

[mrjog]

Sorry to hear about your work situation goose. It's a shame anytime an individual or a company is able to use their position to trample all over your rights. I'm proud to say that I work for a small company full of gun enthusiasts. It can be easy to forget how some people view guns and gun ownership when you are surrounded by the type of people I am.

[guidogoose]

Sorry to hear about your work situation goose. It's a shame anytime an individual or a company is able to use their position to trample all over your rights. I'm proud to say that I work for a small company full of gun enthusiasts. It can be easy to forget how some people view guns and gun ownership when you are surrounded by the type of people I am.

Yeah, I was both scared ( thought I was getting fired ) and pissed at the same time. Just stood there trying not to.... well.... release feces in my pants....

[Texantothecore]

Yeah, I was both scared ( thought I was getting fired ) and pissed at the same time. Just stood there trying not to.... well.... release feces in my pants....

larger corps are full of perfectly coiffed, not a scar on them, excited by new cafe openings metrosexuals.

[Ruger45]

That is ridiculous. I worked for a large company for 17 years and NOBODY said anything against guns reloading or whatever. Even brought loaded ammo in to trade. Though something like that was sort of hid.

[Plate plinker]

Hmm I know a guy who sorts brass in his work van with his old man, also keeps a scatter gun in there. Once was told by a client not to bring it back for security reasons (the brass) they didn't know about the gun. Now he keeps the door closed and the air on.