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I look at that and think "just imagine how she off-loads that mess." I can just see her climbing in and kicking it all off the tailgate. Good riddance. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I never met a taser video I didn't like. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This film, just forwarded to me by one of my editor friends, might shed some light on it. This is a video done by a netherlands television station after that young child was killed by her brother with his Cricket rifle. "My First Rifle" I think it isn't too bad. They could have found better kids to talk to but clearly they push the anti agenda. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5NrEb1Wx0A&feature=share&list=SPlGSlkijht5g8zgeVd7mq1l0y5yK43har

I'll chime in as a third and add that based on how many typos appear regularly in your docs you should be looking for a proof reader. I mean that as no insult. It is a serious suggestion. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A great video discussing the journalistic spin and withholding of information regarding the Zimmerman case http://youtu.be/Ebu6Yvzs4Ls

Hehe, maybe I'll do it for the bear hunt. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Started a business deer hunting with drones? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And when you thought is couldn't get funnier. http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/427758/july-15-2013/ktvu-tv-on-asiana-airlines-crash

I have been using the Drift HD on my bike with a handlebar mount. http://store.driftinnovation.com/cameras I am considering putting it on my suction cup-arm-with-gummy-cell-phone-holder rig. Probably not to concealed for police stops but good for general road crap. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And Zimmerman is a crackaspanic. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I wore the turtle suit and carried the M249 I would tear ass on the cardio/ aerobic and alternate with good solid weight routine. The cardio/aerobic let me kick ass on the weights. Good heart and lungs means you get to focus on the muscles when you are working the muscles. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Personally, if I thought some crazy dude was following me and I had a cell phone I would call the police with it and go home. I certainly wouldn't jump the guy in a state with concealed carry laws. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm glad I found this thread. Long time ago back in probably 1999, I was firing my brand-new GEN 3 o'clock 19. There were times when I would fire and I swore an empty casing came out as well as a loaded one. I was made aware of this by counting how many bullets went off and figuring that I only got six shots out of my 10.magazines parentheses this was New York. I was shooting at the range of the facility that sold me the pistol. They swore up-and-down that the Glock could not eject two rounds with one ejector and that it would be silly to even suggest it. I have to tell you, I told them "couldn't the spring in the magazine force another one out behind it" and they nearly laughed me out of the store. Talk about a delayed I told you so. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Based on the secon video I will say without a doubt that that guys idiocy, poor judgement and lack of fore thought, from start to finish, cost that poor dog its life. Sad, but what a friggin moron.

I think this should be a new thread. Interesting turn, but nothing to do with the original topic. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In a gun forum it is not out of place to talk about it. If I were to be spending time on the holidays and at work discussing it perhaps it would be odd. Although at times I do get asked my opinion about this sort of stuff. I personally like to see all the differing opinions about how to handle situations and what weapons and firearms to use. But I also like to make sure I have proper fire extinguishers in the areas of my house and figure where I might go if there is a fire. I have even had a chance to put out a controlled fire as practice at Ft. Dix. That said, I don't make it part of my daily concern. A little bit of thought and practice is all many people need.

I'm sorry. I did not mean to vear the thread either. I nearly meant to illustrate how I came to my own conclusions. The main thing for me, I could be in a room hunkered down with the police on the phone and waiting with either a shotgun in my hand or my home defense pistol or an automatic rifle. That might cover nine Out of 10 possible scenarios. But that one in 10 scenario where you're nowhere near the bedroom is what I am also concerned with. So although it is a great tactic to be prepared to do just that, wait in a room, gun pointing at the door and being prepared for someone to come through the door - I could do that with a handgun, I could do that with a shotgun, I could do that with an automatic rifle. But I believe the most 10 out of 10 flexibility -in my particular household situation - is to have a handgun. Once that weapon is decided,based on the OP's question, now it's a matter of selecting ammunition. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep. Operative word is "if." Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As much as I like the AR and shotgun as my HD weapon, i have opted for the 9mm with police dept . Approved hollow Points. This is why. I lived in three apartments t in NYC and have also had a lot of MOUT training with an M16. I'm no expert, but the exposure to all that has led me the following conclusions. If there is any chance of any kind of room clearing in the confines of a small apartment or my small 1930's era home, an AR is a hinderance. In the Army the MOUT training was big on teamwork. That is not going to happen with my wife. Clearing tight corners, especially in my house where there are 4 doors at the end of a hallway, is easier with a handgun held in tight. The distances are so short that there is little spread from a shotgun anyway. That same short distance is an easy point and shoot distance with my Glock because it fits like a glove in my hand. So, my opinion, based on my domiciles of course, is that very tight quarters are best served with the handgun that you get the best reflex two eyes open results with. For me that is the Glock 19 and now my LCR. As for as ammo goes, if the police use Speer Gold dot, that's all I need to know. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Jack , you make good points. But I differ in one slight yet pivotal way . Which is, if we can all agree that keeping your hands where a cop can see them is a good idea so as not to make a cop jumpy, why not roll the window all the way down? Nothing but good sense makes keeping your hands visible a near universal step at a stop. There is no law but it is a good idea to do so. To me, that same logic applies for rolling down a window when asked. It truly seems like a strange thing to dig in on, IMHO. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Considering cops can and do get killed pulling cars over, why would anyone decide that that would be a good time to play the fool? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And who's to say the guy didn't intentionally put the dog in the car with the windows down specifically to allow it to attack? Failure to secure your dog. Could have held it until the police told him what to do. Bad choices, bad consequences. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No believies officially called. No force used at all. No- escalation of any kind, until the dog escalated then lunged at officer at close range. If you were taught to de-escalate with an angry dog at danger close your war zone was pretty wimpy. Not buying it.

After finally getting a chance to look at this, i have to say, what kind of douche bag thinks walking behind a lot of police cars with a phone while a raid is going on is a good idea? All these comments about filming without picking up that the guy,forget the camera, does some mighty suspicious stuff. Walking out of sight of the officers on a raid by approaching their cars. Filming, yes but with a PHONE. That would be a TELEPHONE as well as a camera phone. Not to mention there a at least two other people recording and not getting hassled. Loud music loud enough that the guys that made that video say they can't hear anything. Then there is that "f you" demeanor and general appearance of deliberately trying to distract. Hate to see a dog go like that, but I am shocked that in three pages there are people more concerned about "filming" and not "suspicious behavior." I'm no cop, but when we used to secure scenes in Iraq I guarantee you that every one I know would have picked up on that guy. Just watching him walk behind those cars gave me flash backs - no joke. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The cameras in my work place are to deter theft and to record any crimes or ill behavior as evidence if need be. We have used it at lest 5 times that I know of to catch some pretty high level employees walking out with $8,000.00 cameras.