Is your spouse progun, antigun, or dont care

How does your spouse support your gun interest?

  • I'm a husband and my wife is pro-gun supportive

    Votes: 244 45.8%
  • I'm a husband and my wife is neutral supportive

    Votes: 151 28.3%
  • I'm a husband and my wife is neutral unsupportive

    Votes: 39 7.3%
  • I'm a husband and my wife is anti-gun unsupportive

    Votes: 17 3.2%
  • I'm a wife and my husband is pro-gun supportive

    Votes: 10 1.9%
  • I'm a wife and my husband is neutral supportive

    Votes: 2 0.4%
  • I'm a wife and my husband is neutral unsupportive

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I'm a wife and my husband is anti-gun unsuportive

    Votes: 1 0.2%
  • I'm single

    Votes: 69 12.9%

  • Total voters
    533
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We never talked about guns before we got married. My wife had more guns than I did. I bought three more two in her name… she still has more then me! I got to start saving so I can buy some more for me!
 
My wife loves her 2nd amendment rights. We both carry daily, however I am a bit more "passionate" about shooting for fun/practice. She only goes out about once per month. I shoot every weekend.
 
My wife is 100% pro gun.She is the daughter of a well known British gunmaker.She has been brought up with shooting,fishing hunting.Our 12 year old daughter is also like minded.
 
My wife is 100% pro gun.She is the daughter of a well known British gunmaker.

I think in the land of Britain pro gun takes on a different completion than it does in the US. I also think it takes more dedication to be pro gun there .

Mac a salute to you and your wife on the issue . oO( and ill take them " gunsmith mistakes " if you will just arrange for your daddy in law to send them on to me lol )
 
My wife is undoubtedly pro-gun.

We have his & hers safes for handguns, and another safe for the long guns. (RSCs, actually.) Her handguns go from an NAA .22 to a Taurus Judge and an XD .45 with several others in between.

I worked New Years Eve from about 2:00 in the afternoon until about 3:30 the next morning. Didn't have to worry about my wife. We have good neighbors, 3 dogs, and she told me that every time she went to the door that night she held a .45 out of sight. :D
 
My wife is definitely pro-gun. She got her Ruger P345 shortly after our first 9mm purchase. Then last year for Christmas she got an AR-15 and for her birthday last January a S&W .460XVR (8" barrel). Last year for Valentine's day she got a Taurus Judge (44-Ten, 3" barrel). My birthday in July last year netted me an excellent Remington Model Seven in .300 RSAUM that she picked out and bought herself.

This year for Christmas she wanted, and got a Mazda MX-5 Miata hard top convertible. She ain't gettin' jack for her birthday after that one!
 
My wife supports me but I cannot say she's pro gun. She is used to them and knows how they work...she has gone shooting a few times but cannot say she's all that interested at this time.
 
So you're either married or single?

Personally, I'm married to a Knaack box. It was a beautiful ceremony, sealed with an industrial strength commercial masterlock.
 
My husband enjoys shooting when I drag him to the range with me, but he'd never go on his own.

Politically, he's about as pro-2nd as it's possible to be.

pax
 
my wife for the longest time was whatever about the gun stuff, now she has coe around alot and one day out of the blue sent me an e-mail " can i have the kahr? sure i said, she decided to take the ccw class on her on.now if i can just get her in some rainig courses that would tickle me pink.
 
My wife is so pro gun she has bought me a few :D , Seriously though she has her HCP and has guns of her own and has bought me 3 or 4 in the last 2 years.:neener::neener:
 
She supports my habits, but has no clue how big the arsenal is...She's pro gun and hates the antis.
 
If there was something between Neutral Supportive and Pro, I'd have picked that. My wife is Pro and even owns a couple guns and shoots well, but she prefers her Coach purses as a hobby rather than guns.

Maybe it's weird, but I'm just happy my wife's Coach purses cost about the same as my guns. It puts MAC (Mutually Assured Condemnation) into effect, thereby cancelling out any fallout from random acquisitions.


-T.
 
I'm currently single, but my ex-wife enjoyed firearms more than I do. Ironic that she moved back to MA.
 
Our third date was to the shooting range. married her a year and a half later . Still married to her fifteen years later. Her support and mild enthusiasm for my gun habits are not as important to me though as her attitudes about freedom. The gun issue (thankfully) is a part of that bigger picture.

I do love that woman!
 
I'm single, but have been exclusively involved with the same man for about 16 years. I have no problem with "monogamy," I'm just vehemently anti-marriage. With no desire whatsoever to procreate, I don't see any benefit to it.

My SO is pro-gun supportive, but doesn't train constantly, shoot IPSC/IDPA, join the NRA/GOA/USPSA/IDPA and multiple gun clubs, or accumulate guns like I do. He goes to the range with me, but not on his own. He has his carry permit, but rarely carries. When we're together, I'm the one who's packing.

He does, however, know that my favorite gift is ammo.
 
"As for me and my house, we shall serve the Lord." Joshua 24:15

Nice sig there, XD! Reminds me that If America stops serving the LORD, the LORD will stop serving America. If we allow America to get rid of God, God will allow America to be gotten rid of. Same for guns...if we allow guns to be taken away in America, America will be taken away by guns.
 
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