At the Gun appreciation day, Indy statehouse

[Que]

 

[Sylvain]

Great pictures Que!
Will you be back on the 8th?

 

[M4Madness]

That's the back of my head (in the black Larue Tactical hat) in the lower lefthand corner.

 

[rgoodin]

Nice pics*** sorry couldnt make it down there.

wish someone would plan a march in washington. imagine, 1 million gun owners in DC. that would make alot of democrats uncomfortable

 

[TheUziButton]

here is the last set of pics...

and I highly recommend the South Bend Chocolate Cafe on Monument Circle for dessert afterwards...

 

[Nick4562]

keep up the good work everyone. Stay organized and stay in touch. See you all on the 8th.

 

[msr]

you need to submit this one to a photo contest.

 

[Raskolnikov]

I'm chiming in here a day late, but what an experience! I was happy to have finally found myself in some of the pictures!

As previously stated, my experience at the Guns Appreciation Day Rally was a truly memorable experience. There was such a sense of camaraderie, and I think that we effectively demonstrated to the media that gun owners come in all shapes, sizes, genders, ages, races, and from various socioeconomic backgrounds. We were peaceful, civil, and joined together to prove that gun owners are a patriotic and law-abiding group. None can deny that the Capitol Building was the safest place to be, in all of Indiana, on 1/19/13!

The police response to our rally also proved, beyond doubt, that law enforcement, by and large, supports the Second Amendment. No one at the rally would dare believe the lie that "law enforcement largely supports new gun restrictions."

Molon Labe!

 

[TheUziButton]

you need to submit this one to a photo contest.

That guy looks like a bad ass.

 

[Liberty's Teeth]

Glad I could make it. It was fun.

 

[homeless]

I posted this over on Arf, but I thought I should cross post it here and see if you guys have any other notes or thoughts.

eel like the biggest failure was a lack of professionalism. We did pretty good overall, however we could have done better on a few points

I know the weather was cold, but I feel like we could help our cause by keeping a slightly nicer style of dress and grooming.

I felt like most of the guys who brought AR's did a good job at keeping them slung and not muzzle sweeping every one. However I did see some muzzle sweeping and poor weapon handling going on, what can we do to get the word out.

The signage was pretty good, but it would be nice to get some nicer stuff printed up and hopefully cut down on the hand made signs. They are hard to read and are more prone to spelling errors.

FLAGS, it would be nice to have more of them and to have some poles so we can get some height out of it.

I was also a bit disappointed in some of the tinfoil crowd.

 

[Justin073190]

So I was searching through youtube earlier and ran across Nutnfancy's video of their 2A Rally and WOW is all I can say. Heres the link if you have not seen or heard of it. My hats off to the proud Americans in Indiana and every other State.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wto6A4-gIEw

 

[Doug]

I'm chiming in here a day late, but what an experience! I was happy to have finally found myself in some of the pictures!

As previously stated, my experience at the Guns Appreciation Day Rally was a truly memorable experience. There was such a sense of camaraderie, and I think that we effectively demonstrated to the media that gun owners come in all shapes, sizes, genders, ages, races, and from various socioeconomic backgrounds. We were peaceful, civil, and joined together to prove that gun owners are a patriotic and law-abiding group. None can deny that the Capitol Building was the safest place to be, in all of Indiana, on 1/19/13!

The police response to our rally also proved, beyond doubt, that law enforcement, by and large, supports the Second Amendment. No one at the rally would dare believe the lie that "law enforcement largely supports new gun restrictions."

Molon Labe!

Some of the media, maybe.

WRTV 6, in Indianapolis, proved either they weren't there or they were lying in their coverage. They said "dozens" were at the statehouse.

The Indianapolis (Red) Star has totally ignored a gathering of almost 1,000 people (Police officer estimate) at the State Capitol Building.

It seems these two "sources" report only the "news" that fits their political agendas.
Fore warned is fore armed.

 

[homeless]

Some of the media, maybe.

WRTV 6, in Indianapolis, proved either they weren't there or they were lying in their coverage. They said "dozens" were at the statehouse.

The Indianapolis (Red) Star has totally ignored a gathering of almost 1,000 people (Police officer estimate) at the State Capitol Building.

It seems these two "sources" report only the "news" that fits their political agendas.
Fore warned is fore armed.

Then we redouble our efforts and throw down for the 8th.

We need to be bigger, more vocal, more professional, more patriotic, and ****ing formidable.

We need to have a rally that cannot be ignored or marginalized.

We need to get the word out so that every one is on the same page.

We need to make sure that the only stories they can print are positive.

We need to own this.

 

[qmikep]

I posted this over on Arf, but I thought I should cross post it here and see if you guys have any other notes or thoughts.






I was also a bit disappointed in some of the tinfoil crowd.

What tin foil crowd?

 

[tmanbuddyy]

you need to submit this one to a photo contest.

That's an awesome picture

 

[homeless]

What tin foil crowd?

 

[abnk]

Looks like it was awesome. Thank you to all who went.

 

[qmikep]

Serious. I was there for 3 hours and didn't notice anything "tin foil" like. I'm curious as to what you were referring to?

 

[homeless]

I take it you didn't hear some of the things CamoGuy was preaching about in the steps?

walking around I over heard quite a few conspiracy conversations and was approached a couple of times about "The UN Agenda"