This is a cool vid great teaching tool..we just had a home burn down in mystic, by the time fire fighters arrived it was fully involved. all that could be done was to keep the surrounding homes from burning.

 

Maybe we should do a mock video, similar to this one, of a home invasion. Once the video has been made, post it on Youtube so that people can logically see why RKBA is so important. Oh wait, I can hear it now ("Just think of the children! No one should EVER own a gun!")

This is a cool vid great teaching tool..we just had a home burn down in mystic, by the time fire fighters arrived it was fully involved. all that could be done was to keep the surrounding homes from burning.

 

 

you talkin about the home on East Susquahanna?

you talkin about the home on East Susquahanna?

 

No 2 days ago on Pamilico rd at the end of Twinlakes.. Their is going to be alot of fires from the flooding, bad wiring will be causing alot of fires.. their have been quite a few already..They have been posting warnings about turning the electric back on without it being serviced..

Yeah, I cant wait till nj passes the law where everything including homes over 2 floors needs sprinklers. Going to be more overtime then I can handle lol

Adding to the arena of both firearms and firefighter, this video was put together by SAAMI to show the potential hazards of ammunition fires. The TL:DR version of it, is that even ammunition upwards of 125k rounds are NOT a volatile hazard. The most dangerous round in an ammo fire is the one cambered in the barrel of a gun, otherwise ammunition fires, while important to consider a hazard, is NOT a potential SHTF scenario for firefighter operations.

 

Note: This is not for the weak stomach.. they burn a couple of hundred thousand rounds of various calibers throughout the video.