Some of them asked for it.The Annoyed Man wrote:... we don't want to see ex-spouses terminating one another.
- Jim
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Some of them asked for it.The Annoyed Man wrote:... we don't want to see ex-spouses terminating one another.
You might consider getting a gun that you can trust with one in the pipe.texas1234 wrote:I carry all the time and never keep one in the chamber. After reading this and a few other stories about how fast this goes down, it makes me want to starting keeping one in the pipe. Since I carry a glock I just like the security of knowing if that trigger is pulled on accident it aint going off unless I have loaded it and pulled the trigger myself. I am former Marine, been highly trained in firearms for 25+ years and know boths sides of this arguement but still..............................I am always torn.
All of my weapons (handguns) are carried with rounds in the chamber. I never was comfortable in the Military with the notion of carrying around a .45 or a 9mm that was not locked and loaded.texas1234 wrote:I carry all the time and never keep one in the chamber. After reading this and a few other stories about how fast this goes down, it makes me want to starting keeping one in the pipe. Since I carry a glock I just like the security of knowing if that trigger is pulled on accident it aint going off unless I have loaded it and pulled the trigger myself. I am former Marine, been highly trained in firearms for 25+ years and know boths sides of this arguement but still..............................I am always torn.
Was not fully awake when I read that. Sorry for the misunderstanding.The Annoyed Man wrote:It's called "satire". He was making a satirical remark. You know... like, "this did not happen, 'cause California's gun laws would have prevented it!"Huff9337 wrote:Why should a lawful citizen not be able to protect themself and there love ones in california? Sounds like you want to trash the second admendment in California.
Loosen up and get into the spirit of things!
Or, providing them with "an offer they can't refuse"seamusTX wrote:The "kinder gentler" word is separate.redlin67 wrote:Sorry, it does sound kind of weird, but terminate is the term we have to use at my employment.
- Jim