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Luckily he was scared off by the alarm, but this 17 yeard was taught well by her dad and was ready. Like what she wrote on her twitter: "Not afraid to love a man and not afraid to shoot one either." http://abc13.com/news/teen-says-she-was-ready-to-greet-robber-with-dads-gun-/62416/ HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A teenager says she was prepared to shoot when someone tried to break into her family home. Word about this attempted home invasion has gotten around the Cypress neighborhood. Some neighbors say they're getting their guns ready too. On the outside of Samantha Mayhue's Cypress home, there's plenty warning signs for criminals. "It's not like we're trying to hide the fact that we have guns," Mayhue said. "I don't know who in their right mind would have the idea of coming in here." But someone did, at about 3:30pm Wednesday. Mayhue said she heard someone trying to crack the code to her electronic front door lock. From the inside, the 17-year-old gun enthusiast heard that alarm and went straight for her dad's Glock. "I was going to pull the trigger and aim for the chest and keep pulling it until the 17 rounds out of my dad's Glock 19 was gone," Mayhue said. Luckily, the alarm scared the would-be intruder away. "Up until recently, things are going south. And things are going south fast," Mayhue said. In just the last several months, more than half a dozen car break ins have occurred on Mayhue's street. "They're worried about their home defense. They're worried about their safety," said Josh Vaskey at Hot Wells Shooting Range. "Daddy taught me right. I wasn't afraid to do what I needed to do," Mayhue said. Mayhue said she wants to be a tactical firearm trainer. Her Twitter description says it all: Not afraid to love a man and not afraid to shoot one either.

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I believe it was the dog's owner that tried to grab it and put it in its pen and was bitten.

Thanks for the write-up. Sounds good.

As bad as we are, we are not a "no issue state". If NH says to get their permit you need a permit from you're own state, that is for everyone, not just this state or that state.

Agreed. Stupid. Agreed

Welcome Chris

Anyone in a free state with an NFA item of any type, should be smart enough to check if he/she can possess it in any state they may travel or move to. If someone is going to go through the hoops to get an NFA item, they are more likely to be aware of such things.

No. Philly refuses to issue CCW to qualified residents. That's why people get out of state permits. That is what she's attempting to stop. Not dreaming anything.

Nothing for nothing, but if NH went back to offering their CCW to non-residents, the PA AG would probably just drop NH. That's what she's been doing. Dropping states that offer CCW to out-of-staters who don't have one from their home state. NH changed their procedure, so she probably won't be dropping them. If they changed it back, they'd probably be dropped right away. Everyone here thinks she "hates us". Really? You think she hates people from NJ? As has been stated previously, this is most likely simply to prevent people in Philly who can't get an LTCF from getting an out of state carry permit.

Reported this morning that the kid is mildly autistic. The cat was a rescue. The dog was a neighbors that got out and has been put down.

Welcome.

I bought my Genesis at Lowes a few years ago. Got 10% off with their "moving" coupon. Free assembly and delivery.

The to-from range thing is if you do not have a CCW.

There is no lack of consensus. Vehicle carry is legal in PA with any CCW.

And here is the ridiculousness of this sh*thole we call New Jersey.

Welcome Joe.

NH if you had it before they stopped issuing to NJ and TX.

Don't believe that is true. It's been discussed before and I believe stated that when open carrying, you don't need to disarm in a vehicle if you have any CCW.

Doh!

Mipafox can confirm this, but I'm pretty sure you don't need to "lock it up in the car" if you have any valid CCW. You can leave it on your hip while in a car if you have the CCW.

Agreed. You can yell fire in a crowded theater. There is nothing to stop you. You will just pay the consequences for doing so. Just the same, there shouldn't be the limits we have on exercising our 2A rights, just consequences if you abuse them. People can die in a crowded theater if someone falsely yells fire just as people can die if someone illegally uses a firearm. It's the consequence that is put in place for people who abuse these rights. There is nothing stopping people from voting multiple times, there is just the consequence of them abusing that protected right if they use it illegally.

Jim Gearhart talking about this now on 101.5

Interested.

Well that applies to every state unless one gets an NFA stamp. Tis flow chart asks if is legal in NJ. I believe he made this to help people figure out NJ's screwed up laws.