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So many San Diegans carry guns
Personally, I appreciate gun owners that carry openly. It creates a safer atmosphere knowing good people are packing. For safety I carry openly and loaded on the US-Mexico border. I have no doubt that if I did not I would be in big trouble as I have been confronted by armed men other than Border Patrol Agents, mostly smugglers and I usually out gun them which keeps me safe. The Border Patrol has been cool as they know me at least by word of mouth but the sheriff's department has threatened me, saying they would arrest me. However, in the field they change their tune, according to them, based on case law. Cops will lie to you and make up law. They are not attorneies and few know the law well. So now it is more or less a settled question in East County. That is why all Patriots need to open carry in a legal way. The police departments will stop checks if carry is done in volume. Oh and bye the way, the law has changed on National Parks. One can now carry loaded in a National park as well as a Natioanl Forest. I have done both.— July 21, 2009 4:35 p.m.