If you carry it onto her property, YES.
If you meet in a neutral locale, NO.
If you want her to know, YES.
If you don't want her to know, NO.
If you meet in a neutral locale, NO.
If you want her to know, YES.
If you don't want her to know, NO.
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He's YOUR kid too though. You don't need her permission to teach your son to shoot. It's really none of her damn business if you have a CWP, even IF you carry on her property (which you don't). Unless the laws in your state say that you have to inform someone when you're on their property, then just keep your mouth shut.
And teach that boy to shoot.
And teach that boy to shoot.
So I understand that is ok for her to pierce the boys nipples and have tatoos put on him, and let him do drugs, since the child is hers too? (Just examples, I know it would be against the law for the tattoos and drugs at least)He's YOUR kid too though. You don't need her permission to teach your son to shoot. It's really none of her damn business if you have a CWP, even IF you carry on her property (which you don't). Unless the laws in your state say that you have to inform someone when you're on their property, then just keep your mouth shut.
And teach that boy to shoot.
When you are divorced, in most instances it becomes a game, and you have to play the game well or loose.
Right now I know of at least 3 nasty divorces where the parents constantly are in court fighting about what was done or not done to their child by the other spouse.
In a perfect world, it would be your right to do what you want with the time you spend with your child, but in the real world be prepared to have your butt hauled into court while the ex spouse tries to use your actions against you to change visitation rights or get more money from you.
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Yeah, pretty much, if he wants to let the kid do something that's NOT illegal, it's his right to do so. Be it getting a purple mowhawk, taking him sky diving, taking him to a different church, giving him different POV on political issues, talking to him about sex, drugs, alcohol, and smoking; or teaching the boy to shoot a .22.So I understand that is ok for her to pierce the boys nipples and have tatoos put on him, and let him do drugs, since the child is hers too? (Just examples, I know it would be against the law for the tattoos and drugs at least)He's YOUR kid too though. You don't need her permission to teach your son to shoot. It's really none of her damn business if you have a CWP, even IF you carry on her property (which you don't). Unless the laws in your state say that you have to inform someone when you're on their property, then just keep your mouth shut.
And teach that boy to shoot.
When you are divorced, in most instances it becomes a game, and you have to play the game well or loose.
Right now I know of at least 3 nasty divorces where the parents constantly are in court fighting about what was done or not done to their child by the other spouse.
In a perfect world, it would be your right to do what you want with the time you spend with your child, but in the real world be prepared to have your butt hauled into court while the ex spouse tries to use your actions against you to change visitation rights or get more money from you.
If momma don't like it, TDB!
What's the law there? The law here in Texas says if a person owns property and dosen't want someone to carry on it they have to post a nice legal sign in 1 inch high letters saying they don't allow it. Also a little "No guns allowed" sign don't do it. So if there is a simular law there even if she knew you had a gun strapped on she couldn't do anything about it without taking those steps. Seems to me (some people ar just pains in the butt) she should feel that your are protecting you kid and not hurting him.
My wife has a CHL too so I'm in a totally different place. If we got a divorce the fight would be who gets what guns and we'd have a big fight over the 995
We also take our 11 year old to the range with us half the time and he's fired alot of our handguns. I keep him away from the ones with big recoil (45, 40, 357) and the rifles right now but he understands gun safety is the most important thing.
I don't think as long as you do everything legal she can hurt you, she can't stop you from seeing you kids and as long as you pay her support (if it's required) she has no legal recourse.
My wife has a CHL too so I'm in a totally different place. If we got a divorce the fight would be who gets what guns and we'd have a big fight over the 995
We also take our 11 year old to the range with us half the time and he's fired alot of our handguns. I keep him away from the ones with big recoil (45, 40, 357) and the rifles right now but he understands gun safety is the most important thing.
I don't think as long as you do everything legal she can hurt you, she can't stop you from seeing you kids and as long as you pay her support (if it's required) she has no legal recourse.
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