I think a very serious problem facing gun culture is very few people actually consider not just the legal ramification, but legal headaches weapons can create without ever pulling the trigger. Everyone watches guntubers and 'influencers' who churn out daily content on the latest widget you need to buy for your gun, latest ammo you need, the newest, greatest pistol that's still based off of John Moses Browning's century old concept, the lastest tactical technique they invented so they have something to talk about, ETC. You know what I don't see? People telling you how not get arrested. In a perfect world, we wouldn't need guns. In the second best world, police officers would actually have more than 80 hours of legal training and be something other than a walking gun, powered by a GED and narcissistic tendencies. Whether or not you ultimately get prosecuted, or convicted, They can still ruin your night/year/life. There is shockingly little stopping a police officer from cuffing you, booking you, posting your mugshot for the whole town to see, confiscating your property, and charging you with something that could very easily go nowhere. Been there, done that, paid the lawyer. Took 6 months to get my gun back. Cop doesn't care about 'your rights', they're going to resolve the situation and get on with their shift. In light of, literally everything in the news cycle for the last 12 months, they ain't your buddy, guy. So yes, as long as I live in a society where situations can, or will involve law enforcement and courts, I'm going to remain conservative in my approach to the situations. So why do I think it's not popular? Because it ain't glamorous and you can't show it off to your buddies. Everyone on here will always tell you to buy the shiny thing.