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Do open carry demonstrations help or hurt the cause of gun rights advocates?

As Twitchy reported, Chipotle has officially requested that customers leave their guns at home after an open carry demonstration at the restaurant caught the attention of Moms Demand Action. The anti-gun group called it a victory, as it had recently deemed a “gun sense win” when Jack in the Box pledged to begin enforcing the company’s no-firearms-in-stores policy. That campaign was also spurred by an earlier visit by members of Open Carry Texas, who thoroughly disputed MDA’s claim that terrified employees locked themselves in a freezer in a panic.

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So, do open carry demonstrations help or hurt the cause of legal gun owners?

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So, is open carry a right that is better protected by not exercising it? Are semi-automatic rifles “too scary,” or is there no gun too small for Moms Demand Action not to find scary?

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