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Thank you Bklynracer. Nice to meet you and your son, and good to reconnect with Tom at Oak Ridge Firearms. Pleasure doing business with you. Hope you enjoy the shotguns.

https://www.gunsamerica.com/digest/elderly-couple-use-handgun-to-defend-themselves-from-crazed-intruder/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20211224_FridayDigest_362&utm_campaign=/digest/elderly-couple-use-handgun-to-defend-themselves-from-crazed-intruder/ Guy randomly enters house of older couple. He's now dead for his trouble, but the wife of that residence is in critical condition from the guy's brutal attack. Though I applaud that the couple defended themselves, I do have to ask... why have a gun for self-defense, and then leave your door unlocked so anyone can just walk right on in? I will NEVER understand people who don't lock their doors. It is perhaps the simplest and easiest method of crime prevention... EVERYONE should do it. Doors & windows, people.. LOCK 'EM UP!!

always good when guys do a great transaction, are respectful and appreciative of a new meet. well done gents, nice to read and Merry Christmas!

Thanks @Old Glock guy for the dealing and working with the meet up.

I'm lucky where I am. I'm the last house at the end of a a dead end road with no turnaround that is uphill by at least 30° and over 100 yards long. The only people who come to my place either really want to see me, or are lost. Nonetheless, I lock my doors and my kids know to do that too. Unpleasant hill + locked doors + German Shepherd Dog = lots of time to react to unlikely and/or unwelcome guests.

I grew up a city boy and you locked everything. Still do although there is virtually no crime in my neighborhood. I still know people who never lock their doors as they feel safe because they live in crime free neighborhood. A mistake.

It's probably the same people who don't lock their cars in the driveway, then cry when their stuff is stolen out of them.

I have a Wrangler - same color as @InFamous - great shooter. In fact - the one in this video is mine (and the holster too)

In NJ, if you use deadly force for protecting you or your family in self defense, you WILL be treated like a criminal, arrested, and likely prosecuted. There will be a report in the media about it in a negative tone, and even if you prove your innocence and avoid conviction, there will be no follow-up retracting what they said about you in the first place.