Random Ranting.... Why why why
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I love it... makes me feel real warm and queezy inside... I sleep with one eye open knowing that my serve and protect angels are out there protecting me....NOT! Sad to hear about the Harley... (oh and the kid)
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Hi-Points aren't pretty, but they get the job done. It's the .45 I carry on me 24/7-365.... I rarely have my colt or S&W on me.
THey are downright ugly ,but they were cheap. When DH comes back next year from overseas he'll buy hunting rifle and a shotgun. Dont know where we going to retire ,but folks better know that we have a house where a gun lives.
Hi-Points aren't pretty, but they get the job done. It's the .45 I carry on me 24/7-365.... I rarely have my colt or S&W on me.
THey are downright ugly ,but they were cheap. When DH comes back next year from overseas he'll buy hunting rifle and a shotgun. Dont know where we going to retire ,but folks better know that we have a house where a gun lives.
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Like I said earlier... LEO's are not a pre-emptive force. If you are serious about protecting yourself and your own, be armed with information and knowledge of the law and how it applies to you. Be prepared. LEO's are the folks who pick up the pieces after the fact. They would have preferred that I didn't gun down ATF or FBI folks, but I would have been legally justified. And these are the same boys who bring their M-16's out to the field behind the house to have fun target practice they can't have within the township limits.
It honestly all comes down to what are you prepared to do to protect yourself, your family, your animals, your civil liberties. Know the laws of your area, protect yourself and family at all costs, and be prepared to do whatever you feel is nescessary within the law.
Like I said earlier... LEO's are not a pre-emptive force. If you are serious about protecting yourself and your own, be armed with information and knowledge of the law and how it applies to you. Be prepared. LEO's are the folks who pick up the pieces after the fact. They would have preferred that I didn't gun down ATF or FBI folks, but I would have been legally justified. And these are the same boys who bring their M-16's out to the field behind the house to have fun target practice they can't have within the township limits.
It honestly all comes down to what are you prepared to do to protect yourself, your family, your animals, your civil liberties. Know the laws of your area, protect yourself and family at all costs, and be prepared to do whatever you feel is nescessary within the law.
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Well the insurance replaced it , minus the chrome we had on it and the Jahod hopefully learned not to mess with the wrong folks again.
Well the insurance replaced it , minus the chrome we had on it and the Jahod hopefully learned not to mess with the wrong folks again.
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Hi-Points aren't pretty, but they get the job done. It's the .45 I carry on me 24/7-365.... I rarely have my colt or S&W on me.
THey are downright ugly ,but they were cheap. When DH comes back next year from overseas he'll buy hunting rifle and a shotgun. Dont know where we going to retire ,but folks better know that we have a house where a gun lives.
I know my gun is ugly, but it works, and it does what it was designed to do everytime
PS, I found out that winchester target loads FMJ round nose work best in my .45 ...............
Hi-Points aren't pretty, but they get the job done. It's the .45 I carry on me 24/7-365.... I rarely have my colt or S&W on me.
THey are downright ugly ,but they were cheap. When DH comes back next year from overseas he'll buy hunting rifle and a shotgun. Dont know where we going to retire ,but folks better know that we have a house where a gun lives.
I know my gun is ugly, but it works, and it does what it was designed to do everytime
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I am a peaceful soul generally speaking... It goes outside my norm to have to confront such menacing forces... There is a system of justice for a reason and I feel like we are back in the stone age... Our own infrastructure is so compromised here...I have been helping to draft a piece of legislation... I don't know if it will pass or what it will look like before it finally gets there but I hope it still resembles what it's intent is... To protect creatures that cannot talk for themselves. There is just not enough law in my land to protect animals from blatant and willing cruelty....Not enough punishment to deter this fellow from coming back for seconds.... That sends a real strong message... The law means nada..
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I just got word... His cronies are down at the barn agian... Gotta go!!!
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The problem is even if your piece of legislation passes and becomes law we still need the law enforcement to well enforce it. But with cops getting laid off left and right they can only do the bare minimum even when it comes down to taking care of the human population. Sometimes we are forced to take law into our own hands to ensure our safety and the safety of our aniamls and proberty. So as you said, laws means nothing for a criminal.
The problem is even if your piece of legislation passes and becomes law we still need the law enforcement to well enforce it. But with cops getting laid off left and right they can only do the bare minimum even when it comes down to taking care of the human population. Sometimes we are forced to take law into our own hands to ensure our safety and the safety of our aniamls and proberty. So as you said, laws means nothing for a criminal.
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ASSS: Aim shoot shovel shut up.
ASSS: Aim shoot shovel shut up.
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