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snowdog90 said:Tanya 93 said:
And I bought a handgun.
Protecting Benny is why I bought one.
Good for you. I'm still putting it off. Remember who wants to take that away from you.
Trudeau literally said...
you don't have a right to self defense.
That view is also shared by Marxist Joe and those who run The Party.
Might I suggest that you look into concealed carry legal insurance, in case you ever do have to use your weapon.
Edit: Found a better video
Edit: Found a better video
Congrats!
I know this is the wrong thread, and there was an earlier thread somewhat about this, but if you are concerned about violence in your neighborhood and bought a gun to help protect Benny, you should move to help protect Benny.
I know this is the wrong thread, and there was an earlier thread somewhat about this, but if you are concerned about violence in your neighborhood and bought a gun to help protect Benny, you should move to help protect Benny.
Make sure your kid knows how to use it, knows how one in the chamber works when mag is out and knows the 3-4 main rules of gun safety.
What carrying system are you using? I'm having a hard time concealed carrying with womens clothes.
Be safe in the storage in your home and with Benny and other guests (and other kids). It's a responsibility you can't take lightly. Get a gun bag when you travel but don't leave it in your car overnight.
I think self defense class training and self awareness of what's around you would be a better defense for you in your episode instead of a gun.
Good luck.
I think self defense class training and self awareness of what's around you would be a better defense for you in your episode instead of a gun.
Good luck.
If you ever have to use it in self defense of your family, no words, no hesitation and aim for the chest...your goal is to kill the perpetrator, nothing less.
I say that as someone that knows this very well, but hope I never have to find out how I would follow up on it.
I say that as someone that knows this very well, but hope I never have to find out how I would follow up on it.
NE PA Ag said:
If you ever have to use it in self defense of your family, no words, no hesitation and aim for the chest...your goal is to kill the perpetrator, nothing less.
I say that as someone that knows this very well, but hope I never have to find out how I would follow up on it.
Well don't tell a judge and jury you were shooting to kill. Tell them you were shooting to stop or end the threat.
License is still a good idea for when traveling out of State as several States have a reciprocity agreement with Texas. Getting a license also means requiring reasonable competence and knowing the laws about where you can and can't carry, gets you knowledgeable about how far rounds can go and penetrate, and much more. You can be an expert marksman from early use and practice and not know a lot of that.Quote:
If you are in Texas you don't need to pay for a license to carry. But not a bad idea for libs and females to get a bit of training.
Yep. Will be taking mine next sometime in sept or oct.
Plus, when you buy a gun, you just show the LTC instead of waiting for the background check to go through...CanyonAg77 said:D-Fens said:
If you are in Texas you don't need to pay for a license to carry. But not a bad idea for libs and females to get a bit of training.
She is in Missouri. But for Texans, LTC is still valuable, for the right to carry in many other states, if nothing else
Rockdoc said:NE PA Ag said:
If you ever have to use it in self defense of your family, no words, no hesitation and aim for the chest...your goal is to kill the perpetrator, nothing less.
I say that as someone that knows this very well, but hope I never have to find out how I would follow up on it.
Well don't tell a judge and jury you were shooting to kill. Tell them you were shooting to stop or end the threat.
If it ever happened and I managed to have good aim and neutralize the threat without killing him, that's fine, no more rounds would be fired at that point...maybe a better way to put it is don't shoot to wound, an attacker can still injure or harm you.
Congrats on being able to exercise your right under the 2nd amendment!
(BTW- the dollar store is now the $1.75 store)
(BTW- the dollar store is now the $1.75 store)
Good job Tanya. What handgun you go with?
NE PA Ag said:Rockdoc said:NE PA Ag said:
If you ever have to use it in self defense of your family, no words, no hesitation and aim for the chest...your goal is to kill the perpetrator, nothing less.
I say that as someone that knows this very well, but hope I never have to find out how I would follow up on it.
Well don't tell a judge and jury you were shooting to kill. Tell them you were shooting to stop or end the threat.
If it ever happened and I managed to have good aim and neutralize the threat without killing him, that's fine, no more rounds would be fired at that point...maybe a better way to put it is don't shoot to wound, an attacker can still injure or harm you.
That's true but you don't want a prosecutor or investigator to hear "I was trying to kill him".
CanyonAg77 said:D-Fens said:
If you are in Texas you don't need to pay for a license to carry. But not a bad idea for libs and females to get a bit of training.
She is in Missouri. But for Texans, LTC is still valuable, for the right to carry in many other states, if nothing else
Also makes FFL transfers easier.
Tanya made the list.
Gig'em.
Gig'em.
Kill anything that movesTanya 93 said:
And I bought a handgun.
Protecting Benny is why I bought one.
Pookers said:
Good job Tanya. What handgun you go with?
A Smith and Wesson M&P shield
Learning to shoot, that one helped me aim better
Good choice! Congratulations!
“If you’re going to have crime it should at least be organized crime”
-Havelock Vetinari
-Havelock Vetinari
Do yourself a huge favor and subscribe to "The Law of Self Defense" on YouTube. Branca is an attorney who specializes in use of force law. At the very least download his free elements of self defense pamphlet from his website.
Knowing the law can keep a lot of gun owners out of trouble. There are many misconceptions and constantly repeated myths about self-defense floating out there, including this forum.
Knowing the law can keep a lot of gun owners out of trouble. There are many misconceptions and constantly repeated myths about self-defense floating out there, including this forum.
Congrats on getting it.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
Tanya, I apologize. I read shotgun instead of handgun.
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Tanya 93 said:Pookers said:
Good job Tanya. What handgun you go with?
A Smith and Wesson M&P shield
Learning to shoot, that one helped me aim better
Very good choice. I've had one for years and it goes bang every time.
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Tanya 93 said:Pookers said:
Good job Tanya. What handgun you go with?
A Smith and Wesson M&P shield
Learning to shoot, that one helped me aim better
Good one. Go to the range every once in a while and really focus. You'll get more comfortable with it each time. Hopefully you'll only have to use it for fun/practice/blowing off steam. But as someone else mentioned…make it a regular habit to mentally prepare yourself for how you plan to react in a SHTF scenario (Heaven forbid).
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FIFYTanya 93 said:
And I bought a handgun.
Protecting Benny from Democrats is why I bought one.
Tanya 93 said:Pookers said:
Good job Tanya. What handgun you go with?
A Smith and Wesson M&P shield
Learning to shoot, that one helped me aim better
We have two Shields in our household. We love them. Great choice.
Nice! Now get some quality range time in and find some good drills to practice. I believe there was someone on the outdoors board that had a good program.
Take apart and clean your new tool regularly!
Take apart and clean your new tool regularly!
Good for you Tanya, the world is a little safer place.
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