kyleplusitunes
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topic already made sorry
topic already made sorry
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School Shooting in Littleton CO on 2/23
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lil_freak_66
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the difference is,he was shooting...
the difference is,he was shooting...
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lil_freak_66 wrote:
Well, let's get hypothetical......
What if a person had called police PRIOR to him shooting like when he was walking TO the school with an open rifle. Would you have wanted the police to check on him or tell the caller that he has a legal right to open carry and that we aren't going to check on it?????
What would you like done if that were the case?
lil_freak_66 wrote:
Well, let's get hypothetical......
What if a person had called police PRIOR to him shooting like when he was walking TO the school with an open rifle. Would you have wanted the police to check on him or tell the caller that he has a legal right to open carry and that we aren't going to check on it?????
What would you like done if that were the case?
manicdevery
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I personally do not mind police encounters when they handle themselves accordingly.
I do not feel he was carrying a holstered gun in this school shooting, i am pretty sure in one of the articles i read it was described as a hunting rifle, not a holstered pistol on a guy in Walmart with a cart full of vegetables! I do understand your point and do not mind police calls and would hope that if i were to call on a man with a gun who was acting suspiciously, that the police would show up.
This is just my opinion and that is why i want to desensitize the public on Open carrying as a crime deterrent and use better judgment when calling 911.
Appreciate this viewpoint so we do not forget the other side of the story.
Devery
I personally do not mind police encounters when they handle themselves accordingly.
I do not feel he was carrying a holstered gun in this school shooting, i am pretty sure in one of the articles i read it was described as a hunting rifle, not a holstered pistol on a guy in Walmart with a cart full of vegetables! I do understand your point and do not mind police calls and would hope that if i were to call on a man with a gun who was acting suspiciously, that the police would show up.
This is just my opinion and that is why i want to desensitize the public on Open carrying as a crime deterrent and use better judgment when calling 911.
Appreciate this viewpoint so we do not forget the other side of the story.
Devery
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Devery, when I talk about the guy shooting up the school with a bolt action rifle I am mostly attributing or likening it to the guy with the AR-15 at Ponderosa. That is what I have the problem with. Carrying a loaded rifle/shotgun to me does not equate to a holstered pistol or revolver. JMHO.
Devery, when I talk about the guy shooting up the school with a bolt action rifle I am mostly attributing or likening it to the guy with the AR-15 at Ponderosa. That is what I have the problem with. Carrying a loaded rifle/shotgun to me does not equate to a holstered pistol or revolver. JMHO.
SpringerXDacp
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Hombre1 wrote:
Hombre1 wrote:
Do youneed toremind yourself of this every November in Michigan?
office888
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Hombre1 wrote:
You fail.
-Richard-
Hombre1 wrote:
Rifle in your hands in "the ready" position =/= Static carry.
You fail.
-Richard-