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PeteF

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  1. How long does it take someone to kick in your door and make it to the bedroom? I really hope you have time to wake, realize whats going on, get your gun and flashlight and asses the situation before they make it to you. Do lightbulbs burnout? Do batteries die? Blind person lives alone what bystander will be hurt? Close your eyes have someone make a noise can you point to it within a few inches?
  2. Unless money is a major concern, I would skip the 550. A 650 or a LNL even without the bells and whistles can turn out 3-400 rounds an hour without too much effort. Both are good both have crap loads of addon improvements. It really breaks down to, Do you like red or do you like blue?
  3. How do you do in the first 3 seconds when you wake up? Have your eyes adjusted? How about after you get a light flashed at you in pitch black? How about when your batteries fail? Bulb burns out? A blind person does not have issues with these conditions. I venture to say a blind persons sense of hearing is much more acute than a sighted person. Especially in a house that a blind person knows well, how is a sighted stranger gonna do? Yes being blind might make some things harder, but sure as shit, being blind doesn't forfeit the right to protect themselves.
  4. Just a point, rights aren't granted. You have aright or you don't. How would you do in a completely dark house at night compared to a blind person? An unlit alley? I posit that because of there disability, a blind person would do better than a sighted person.
  5. A squib can happen for a couple of reasons, a few being, not having enough/any powder in the cartridge, this mostly happens in hand loaded rounds but can also happen in factory ammo. A very loose crimp allowing gases to escape around the bullet can also do this. Usually a you can tell a squib by the "Feel" it will not kick as hard/ be as loud as a regular round. Often in a semi auto the gun will fail to load the next round. I use the terms "often" and "usually", sometimes the weapon will cycle fine and yes, if you pull the trigger on a blocked barrel very bad things can happen. Pretty much if it doesn't "feel" right or you don't see a new hole in your target, stop shooting and check.
  6. Yeah that works out real well for first time gun buyers trying to find a gun they like. Or maybe an out of town enthusiast who wants to relax and blow off steam at a range? If you are going to kill yourself there is NO WAY that you can be stopped. For example: Kid steals car drives 100 mph into traffic, Person jumps off bridge, person steps in front of train etc. So why waste time effort and money to prevent something that can't be stopped?
  7. A warrant for what? Good luck with that request for a warrant. Yes your honor, I am requesting a warrant to search his car. Probable cause? He has a tail light out. CLICK. Hello? Hello?
  8. Oh crap! Common Sense and NJ NOT perfect together.
  9. A traffic violation is just that a violation not a crime. Same as a parking ticket does not give the right to search a car.
  10. You might want to check your numbers. Less than 20% of the nation voted in Obozo. Yes he got 54% oof the votes cast. Including 108% of registered voter in at least one town, but in no way does the POS represent more than 50% of the US.
  11. Feel free, but make sure you quote it correctly, it's "POSUS" as in Piece of S^&* of the US
  12. Until there is a compact, reliable source of power, this is still just Sci Fi. Nevermind inertia dampening,
  13. I'll adopt it exactly 2 years after POSUS secret service protection detail uses it.
  14. It's "Don't call me Shirley" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A5t5_O8hdA
  15. Yeah, kick the magzine of a loaded rifle while its pointed at you, that is guaranteed to end well.
  16. Its legal. Unless you know the person well don't buy opened containers.
  17. Step 1. Have HER go to store with a good selection. Step 2. Have HER select a few that feel comfortable in her hands. Step 3. Go to a range with good renatal selection, and try out the ones that felt good in step 2 Buy what she feels the best with. With second permit get a 22 if you don't already have one. Great tool to work on sight picture, grip, trigger squeeze without inducing a flinch or breaking the wallet.
  18. If it was safe to shoot when he made it it probably is still safe. Problem is, were they safe when he loaded them? Do you know if he liked to shoot hot loadings? Soft loadings? How well do you know the man? Was he extremely conscientious when loading? I personally would pull the bullets, discard the powder and load them your self. For the 10 bucks in powder it's not worth the risk.
  19. The wood can splinter and jam along side of the bullet, so the bullet won't move and its a bitch to get the rest of the dowel out. Like you said earlier, brass rod as close to the size of the bore as possible.
  20. I did like the comment from the Park Police
  21. Unfortunately the people that keep sending our men and women to these hell holes, with absolutely no plan or goals, will barely even know he is gone. Rip Sgt McGill.
  22. Oh sure, he looks cute in the picture. But I bet he is all puppy teeth and chewing off screen. Proud scarred owner of a 5 month old ball of terror Golden.
  23. Well they did cancel Booker's no show campaign stop so that Rahm "let no crisis" Emmanuel could scurry back to Chicago.

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