Glockman17366
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Love the line about the guy the in the bathroom whose gun discharged and broke the toilet.
I shot de toilet...
But I did not shoot the sink-you-seeeeee.
Ya ya...
(apologies to both Bob Marley and Eric Clapton)
Love the line about the guy the in the bathroom whose gun discharged and broke the toilet.
Justin said:We're already inundated with more ho-hum news stories about stuff like this than you can shake a stick at.
he of the Ultimate Head Shot
I was just thinking the same thing about them being hired by the gun control advocates. The toilet destroying one was pretty funny though.
But it is kind of funny how KSL ALWAYS has to report on it and is usually the first one to do so
It's the second time in just a couple of months that a concealed weapon permit holder's gun has misfired
in a public restaurant.
If an individual causes an accident while driving his automobile, and specifically due to improper actions on his part, should he lose his driver's license for life?
there is also a huge diffrence between a small fender bender and have a ND. A small fender bender during ccw would be like printing.
I think it is a bit harsh to deny someone a constitutional right based on an error that hurt no one.
The gun is a 9 mm handgun.
FWIW, printing can damage a biz. Ever been shoping some where or going out to eat and found some one there so offensive that you desided to go some where else
PvtPyle said:The more people you have carrying the more likely you are to see this happen.
How about a license SUSPENSION for a public ND/AD?
Not to be reinstated until proof of retraining, payment of a reasonable fine, payment of a new license fee, and passing a range test by the issuing agency?
There are some pretty "holier-than-thou" opinions out there. Kinda disgusting to me to see fellow cc's damning a man for something that almost everyone has admitted to at one point in their life.
If you expect people to be perfect in all that they do, you're going to have a sadly disappointing life.
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Wait so some one that can go to war and vote "IMO" is not worth anything?That's a straw man, Tab, and if your age begins with a '3' you should know it. How much experience carrying and using weapons are the 18 to 24 y/old crowd going to have? A few will have grown up around guns and hunting, but in most states you can't obtain a CCW until you are 21, and often can't even OC a handgun unless you are 18.
So if you want to take the advice of somebody that's been carrying for a year or two over that of someone who's been carrying for ten, twenty or thirty years, be my guest.
youngsters in their late teens/early 20's that haven't lived long enough to have an opinion that's worth anything.