- Feb 19, 2013
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What's with the no shirt? Used as a compress?
An example of why people don't support open or concealed carry
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RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,381
Shouldn't this be in the National 2A section?
Unless it happened in Texas Maryland...
Unless it happened in Texas Maryland...
daNattyFatty
Ultimate Member
The idea of Wear and Carry is to preserve life. For a vet who presumably has hours and hours of firearm training to take such extreme action is mind blowing.
In no part of this country does someone who commits an armed robbery get sentenced to death. That's what this guy did.
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In no part of this country does someone who commits an armed robbery get sentenced to death. That's what this guy did.
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Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,137
I still haven't figured out what happened in this particular situation
In General : When using deadly force in response to Armed Robbery , the intent is NOT to perform a summary death penalty upon the robbER . It is to prevent the death of the robbEE.
This is equally for the direct victim acting in their own behalf, and 3rd parties.
In General : When using deadly force in response to Armed Robbery , the intent is NOT to perform a summary death penalty upon the robbER . It is to prevent the death of the robbEE.
This is equally for the direct victim acting in their own behalf, and 3rd parties.
Agree wholeheartedly. There are a whole myrad of possible situations out and about. Is one or both of the viewed participants an UC LEO?
foxtrapper
Ultimate Member
Reminds me of the PA open carry dinner I was at where some dinkus felt he needed to show his 10mm off by unloading and passing it around to the couple of guys interested in it. Thankfully we were in a side room with very few "public" in it, and the guy safely unloaded/reloaded. But OMG, cmon people.
TapRackBang
Cheaper Than Diamonds
B.G.O.S.
Done safely, this should be no more eyebrow-raising than showing a cellphone.
foxtrapper
Ultimate Member
Right, but the issue is the non gun public seeing it. Had this been in Bum**** WV in an area that is nothing but hillbillies, nobody would bat an eye, but this happened in purple-y York county PA. A lot of MD transplants who didn't leave their smurf colored politics when they moved. I didn't say anything to the guy or the ones who were ogling the gun. I did get on an old guy who wanted to show me his shotgun in a parking lot, different time and place, but in York county. He wanted me to shoulder it and everything. I as like, no way, put it away. In his generation there was nothing odd about it, but I didn't want the SWAT team called on us since it's not 1980 anymore.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,381
You're worried about someone seeing a pistol and freaking out...
But have no qualms about calling West Virginians "hillbillies"?
B. G. O. S. with a side of Dis.
Hint: "hillbillies" is not a respectful term to use for people who happen to be in or from West Virginia, Virginia, N. C., Tennessee, Kentucky, or any other of the mountain States.
Try "mountaineers"... it's just nicer and more respectful.
knastera
Just another shooter
Newbie question from a non-newbie. What's BGOS?
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Battered gun owners syndrome.
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