I'm guessing Arizona. Brings up a good question though. How do you transport a gun on a bike. Here in Missouri, you can carry loaded and out in tie open or concealed inside a car, no license required. Can you do that on a bike? I guess I need to do research, and buy a bike! ;0)
I am proud to say that I'm 90% sure that picture was taken in Texas. Alvin (The roadsign points to Alvin), is south of Houston on the Texas coast.
Funny story, a guy That I used to go shooting with in College used to drive through town on his shitbox honda with an SKS strapped across his back. Never got stopped.
If it was a Rossi .44 lever, then it might have been me. Or a Mosin... Or one of the shotguns...
But I never strap the AR to my back and head out for a spin. As Bob at 3boxes or KX59 might tell you, it's the panniers that are usually just brimming with trouble...
That was almost me, except I was in Tucson, AZ on my Ducati M900 Monster carrying my FN-FAL to a gun show. The money-grubbers in the median left me alone that day. About 15 years ago...
I am Spartacus!
ReplyDeleteNot me! I'm the one with the KLR 650!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing Arizona. Brings up a good question though. How do you transport a gun on a bike. Here in Missouri, you can carry loaded and out in tie open or concealed inside a car, no license required. Can you do that on a bike? I guess I need to do research, and buy a bike! ;0)
ReplyDeleteWasn't me! My bike is blue! ;-P
ReplyDeleteMonty - you might consider a bike with saddlebags or a trunk - still a bit difficult to adequately carry a long gun though...............
Ain't me, bikes get me thrown in jail, that's why I have the hotrod. I do like his attitude though....;)
ReplyDeleteI can neither confirm nor deny.....
ReplyDeleteI am proud to say that I'm 90% sure that picture was taken in Texas. Alvin (The roadsign points to Alvin), is south of Houston on the Texas coast.
ReplyDeleteFunny story, a guy That I used to go shooting with in College used to drive through town on his shitbox honda with an SKS strapped across his back. Never got stopped.
If it was a Rossi .44 lever, then it might have been me.
ReplyDeleteOr a Mosin...
Or one of the shotguns...
But I never strap the AR to my back and head out for a spin.
As Bob at 3boxes or KX59 might tell you, it's the panniers that are usually just brimming with trouble...
Looks like that person is sporting a ponytail.
ReplyDeleteI always figured a ponytail was merely a handle for use while skull ******* someone!
So no, It sure as hell aint me!
Har Har.
Not me -- I'm on a VStar with side cases.
ReplyDeleteI used to drive around in my 70 Chevy p/u with an AK on the gun rack, not a bike though.
ReplyDeleteNot me. I'd have the HK91. Besides She Who Must Be Obeyed won't let me have a motorcycle.
ReplyDeleteMAJMike
Not me. Do you think he has enough scope on that rifle? I didn't know you could shoot 1000 yard benchrest with an AR-15 ;-)
ReplyDeletejudging by the scope i'd have to guess wirecutter
ReplyDeleteTwern't me, I don't ride anymore and I use a HK91 not an M4gery
ReplyDeleteWell I wish it was me!
ReplyDeleteI heard Texas didn't have OC.
ReplyDeleteNot I - too difficult to get that rifle into action while driving. Now if there was a pistol on the hip...
ReplyDeleteTexas doesn't have open carry. Yet I hope....
ReplyDeleteIt's completely legal to have a rifle or shotgun in plain view, or hidden in Texas. Open or Concealed only applies to handguns.
DeleteThat was almost me, except I was in Tucson, AZ on my Ducati M900 Monster carrying my FN-FAL to a gun show. The money-grubbers in the median left me alone that day. About 15 years ago...
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