New to the board as I wait for my LTC to arrive and enjoying all the insight and experience from so many.
My question is, has anyone ever had to draw or use their gun during a Wally Walk?
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If you mean the first time, I doubt it. There have been stories of using a gun in self defense in a Wal-Mart or in the parking lot though.
If you mean the first time, I doubt it. There have been stories of using a gun in self defense in a Wal-Mart or in the parking lot though.
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Welcome to the forum. Never heard of this ever happening.Quest-Ag wrote:New to the board as I wait for my LTC to arrive and enjoying all the insight and experience from so many.
My question is, has anyone ever had to draw or use their gun during a Wally Walk?
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"Texas man injured two people and himself after he accidentally fired his handgun Monday night while standing on line at a Walmart store, police said.
MyFoxDFW.com reported that the suspect, who was not identified, accidentally fired his gun while he reached into his wallet at the Dallas-area store. The bullet hit the man in the buttock and shattered on the ground. Fragments hit a child in the leg and a woman in the foot, the report said.
The suspect, who has a concealed handgun license, apparently panicked and took off running, but was soon caught by police.
He faces evasion charges and injury to a child."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/24/te ... lmart.html
Moral of the story; "don't carry ghetto-style". Use a holster.
MyFoxDFW.com reported that the suspect, who was not identified, accidentally fired his gun while he reached into his wallet at the Dallas-area store. The bullet hit the man in the buttock and shattered on the ground. Fragments hit a child in the leg and a woman in the foot, the report said.
The suspect, who has a concealed handgun license, apparently panicked and took off running, but was soon caught by police.
He faces evasion charges and injury to a child."
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/24/te ... lmart.html
Moral of the story; "don't carry ghetto-style". Use a holster.

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That Walmart is 3 miles from my house. I don't go there very often but every once in awhile they have good ammo sales.
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Holster holster holster holster holster. That is the moral of the story. Put it in a good holster and leave it alone until you need it.
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I thought you had to be from the ghetto to shop there.
Just kidding! This is a strange question by the way. What's your reason for asking? Just curious is all.

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All I took from this was, "Yeah, that bloody thing in your leg? Went through some guy's derriere first."Bitter Clinger wrote:The bullet hit the man in the buttock and shattered on the ground. Fragments hit a child in the leg and a woman in the foot, the report said.
Praying every day that my holstering and unholstering at home go smoothly and that I never have it out of the holster by accident.
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