Open Carry Activists are not the brightest

[Guylee]

Cop Block's take on it is pretty entertaining.

[Ah Pook]

Can't even comprehend the stupid those two showed and didn't die. Full ninja with a GoPro and the do rag with a tripod? Looking for the next viral video fail.

[cstone]

Many of the things they did were not illegal if done individually. Totality of the circumstances here leads to both of them being charged with a Breach of the Peace. I would guess that they will pay the fine, but who knows. Some people will pay an attorney hundreds of thousands of dollars to make a point.

I am glad no one was hurt.

[osok-308]

Good job to the officers for being as level-headed as they were. These guys are claiming that they are open carrying legally; however, every government building I know prohibits weapons. This guy is lucky he didn't get shot.

It pisses me off that we have people like this on our side that make us look crazy.

If you believe you were illegally stopped, file a complaint (on the phone or in person, but unarmed). Or sue the cop/department. That should go without saying, but this guy is obviously an idiot.

[Snowman78]

If the police would have fired at them, I believe these 2 asshats would have returned fire....
This could have been so bad for all involved.

[SuperiorDG]

To be a fly on the wall when these two convinced each other that it was a good idea. Holy shit what a mess.

[brutal]

Good job to the officers for being as level-headed as they were. These guys are claiming that they are open carrying legally; however, every government building I know prohibits weapons. This guy is lucky he didn't get shot.

It pisses me off that we have people like this on our side that make us look crazy.

If you believe you were illegally stopped, file a complaint (on the phone or in person, but unarmed). Or sue the cop/department. That should go without saying, but this guy is obviously an idiot.

I'ce CCW in Parker PD several times while getting printed. Once for UT permit, and once recently for 41P. There's no signage or other weapons prohibited notice.

That's not to say I would be an asshat that would OC a long gun in there (or anywhere), although (sidearm) OC in and around Parker isn't necessarily rare.

DougCo Justice Center. Of course not, it's manned with a metal detector and is, after all, primarily a court facility that the Sheriff's office happens to occupy. Hell, I couldn't even get in with a little multitool on my keychain.

I believe Castle Rock passed, and still has in effect, an OC allowed policy for town public buildings and parks.

[hurley842002]

however, every government building I know prohibits weapons.

You should familiarize yourself with Colorado CCW laws (if you carry), your freedom will instantly expand.

[GilpinGuy]

Morons. Did the video go black about 1/3 of the way through or was it my shitty internet connection? I'd love to see the video from the police station of these twats.

[bobbyfairbanks]

This is why gun people get a bad wrap.

That being said so dam funny I had to change my shorts