When CCW saves peoples lives thread.

[mrsleeve]

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Unless you have a true standard 1911 Mag, that only holds 7 or a pocket pistol that only holds 6 or a BAR that only holds 4-6 depending on caliber. Other wise YES your right ;)

[canadiankid]

^I was referring to the fact that even if the gun never leaves the house, the limit is 7.

[Sarcasm]
Because the people simply can't be trusted to have 10. Those 3 cartridges can turn a soccer mom into a deadly mass murderer. Think of the children. If it only saves one life.
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[mrsleeve]

I know I was just giving you some shit. For a Canadian your head seems to be located some distance from your ass, as opposed to firmly jammed up it ;)

[randomsv650]

^I was referring to the fact that even if the gun never leaves the house, the limit is 7.

[Sarcasm]
Because the people simply can't be trusted to have 10. Those 3 cartridges can turn a soccer mom into a deadly mass murderer. Think of the children. If it only saves one life.
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Has nothing to do with the bullets inside, they simply want to eliminate the majority of firearms being sold in-state. No MFG is going to make a special NY compliant 7rd mag. They just want guns purged from the state.

[mrsleeve]

Again play stupid games win stupid prizes

http://whnt.com/2013/03/13/albertvil...ills-intruder/

ALBERTVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Investigators do not expect charges to be filed against a homeowner who shot and killed a burglar at his home Tuesday evening.

Officers responded to a call about a gunshot wound on Abbott Road just before 9 p.m., and Assistant Chief Jamie Smith said the homeowner made the call to report the shooting.

“We are in the early stages of the investigation, but right now we’re treating it as a burglary and the homeowner defending his property,” Smith said.

Investigators will present their findings to a grand jury but don’t expect an indictment.

“Your home is your castle, you can only retreat so far as your home,” Smith said.

“I’m sure at the time he felt he was in danger so he took what action he thought he needed to take at the time to protect himself… You can back away from anything but home is as far backwards as you can go. At what point do you leave your house to let them have it?

“If that’s even a question, and in my mind, it wouldn’t be,” he said.

Investigators said the homeowner fired just one shot with his shotgun, and Smith said he is sure this will be viewed as a victory for people in the pro-gun crowd.

“Things like this probably happen everyday and fortunately it doesn’t happen everyday in our county or neighborhood. I’m a supporter of the second amendment and you do what you’ve got to do and you use what tools are necessary,” Smith said.

Police have not released the intruder’s identity as they are working to locate and inform his family, but Smith said police are familiar with the burglar from previous investigations.

[mrsleeve]

Oh then there is this one. Actual an out and about CCW this time. Favorite line form the article
"Blackmore says police eventually showed up and had to force the suspect to the ground.

http://fox6now.com/2013/03/12/marine-with-concealed-carry-permit-stops-man-from-beating-woman/

WEST ALLIS (WITI) — A Marine Corps veteran was able to stop a man early Tuesday, March 12th from nearly kicking a woman to death. It happened near 102nd and Lincoln, and Wisconsin’s concealed carry law made his efforts possible.

Charlie Blackmore was driving home from work at 4:00 a.m. along Lincoln Avenue when he saw something on the sidewalk. Blackmore didn’t realize it was a woman on the ground being kicked in the head and stomach until he got closer.

That’s when he jumped out of his car and sprung into action.

“I said ‘stop’ and he starts coming towards me and that`s when I drew on him. He started getting closer and I said ‘get down on the ground,’” Blackmore said.

Blackmore held his gun on the suspect and called West Allis police. He says several times while waiting for police to arrive, the attacker moved toward him.

“I mean I’ve already made it up in mind that if he came at me I was going to have to take him down and I told him that. I warned him multiple times not to come towards me because he was a big guy and I wasn’t playing around and he didn’t seem like he was playing around,” Blackmore said.

Blackmore says police eventually showed up and had to force the suspect to the ground. They then asked to see Blackmore’s concealed carry permit.

“I put my hands up turned around and said ‘you can grab it out of my wallet.’ Checked my permit, gave me my wallet back, and then interviewed me for their paperwork,” Blackmore said.

West Allis police say that paperwork is not yet available. For that reason, the name of the attacker and his victim have not yet been released.

“She had a really big laceration by her eye and it looked like her nose was broken,” Blackmore said.

Blackmore didn’t catch any names either, but said the victim told him the man is an ex-boyfriend.

“She was not with him anymore and he had stalked her that day or something and he attacked her on her way to work,” Blackmore said.

Blackmore says situations like this are why he supports Wisconsin’s concealed carry law, and the rights of gun owners.

“We do good things. Not all of us are bad or crazy gun nuts. There are good people,” Blackmore said.

The West Allis police chief says these types of situations really are judgement calls for gun owners. While they don’t encourage this behavior, they appreciate citizens watching out for each other as long as they do it legally and are willing to accept the consequences.

[BDSax]

Cale. You are a fucking idiot.

[cale]

Thanks for resurrecting this thread to make that well thought out comment!

[BDSax]

You are welcome you idiot

[cale]

Creativity flows through your veins, please carry on with the ad hominem.

[Vedubin01]

yeah yeah, fox news and shit... but video speaks for itself. I bet this robber shit his pants!

http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/09/04/video-iraq-war-vet-jon-alexander-pulls-gun-liquor-store-robber

[mrsleeve]

Stranger helps woman

http://www.khou.com/news/crime/Armed-good-Samaritan-comes-to-the-aid-of-purse-snatching-victim-257091061.html

Rucks Russell / KHOU 11 News

khou.com

Posted on April 28, 2014 at 10:28 PM

Updated Monday, Apr 28 at 10:28 PM

HOUSTON — A mother out with her two children to go shopping became the victim of would-be purse snatchers, but a good Samaritan armed with a gun came to the rescue.

“It happened so fast,” said Brenda Vasquez, who manages the Family Dollar store in the 3400 block of Orlando Avenue in northeast Houston.

She witnessed the assault.

“This lady opens her car door, grabs the woman’s purse and they reverse. While they’re trying to reverse, the lady is holding on to her purse still, chasing them all the way to the middle.”

That’s when a perfect stranger intervened. He happened to be in his car in the parking lot when it happened.

“And that good Samaritan came out, drew his weapon and scared them. And that’s when he pulled them out of the car.”

Someone snapped a picture of the man holding the two suspects at bay. A few minutes later, police arrived and took the male and female suspects into custody.

The man who first confronted them purchased some candy for his kids and drove away.

“The guy is something else,” said Vasquez. “He’s a hero.”

Police were not releasing the names of either the good Samaritan or the victim.

No one was injured.

[einhander]

Let's have a thread where legit gun owners kill family member's thread?

[accident]

Nobody likes you.

[einhander]

Nobody likes you.

Laughing. It's okay. Tomorrow I could get some friends.

You'll be a dumbass forever.

Now let us go back on topic - sorry my joke upset you.