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zeldagamerDX6	40. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:20 PM EST "" the government run range" " what r u talking about? it's not govt. run. it was just a military gun demo, that was happening at a local ordinary Midwest shooting range. the police was just there to maintain the peace and safety of the public. and I'm assuming that the recruiter was there to chalk up some new sorties for the US armed forces. I don't know for certain if that's why he was there, but that's just what I'm assuming. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	41. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:23 PM EST "Mature Response I personally would be happy to have anything on me at that moment. One thing I have discovered during my time here is my own desire to survive. At any moment you could be faced with a survival situation. It does not have to be zombies, heck you could wake at 1am to take a pss and find a crack head in your kitchen. What then? Not every single person on this site has the option of a kahr or a keltec in the pocket of their pj's. Then again not all of us go to that extreme to begin with. Not everyone owns a shotgun, or even a utility/hunting/pocket knife. If I was put into that situation where my firearms would not be the quick fix my will to survive would be my greatest weapon. No matter the situation I do not intend to be like the screamin chick in most horror movies that gets cornered and chopped up. Guitars, chairs, picture frames, or even this laptop would make quick tools for bludgeoning someone or somethings skull. Sometimes when it may seem you have no options you cant give up, you gotta make sht happen. Now in my reality if im at home I am partial to the Mossy 500 with 3 inch 00 buckshot. I also keep one in the pipe ready to rock. Most people will say that the sound of a 12 gauge racking will make most intruders run away. I say this " If someone enters my home I dont want to scare them away for that would be them leaving on their own terms. They will leave under my terms." Some people call that arrogant, others call it barbaric, some even go further to say I would be cast into hell. To me its just my natural reaction, after all this preparing and practice, I would hate to take the life of another intentionally or unintentionally but in matters of protecting my family or me I would in an instant. " there's a lot of truth to that indeed. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	42. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:27 PM EST \| Post edited: Nov 16 2010, 7:34 PM EST "as for the general public reaction, I used to live in a highly republican boondocks sort of setting. in the country the police are not stupid. you've got the police force in a nearby larger town, but in the boonies, you've got the sheriff, and the game warden, and the DNR officers, besides, the person was directly instructed not to point the gun at anyone, even in the glass box AND when the safety is on. when you instruct a person directly to their face not to do that, and they entirely disregard the firearm safety rules you told them, then they are a threat to everyone around them, and will and should be treated as such. it's people that have no concept of firearm safety, that have no business owning, let alone shooting a gun." in other words, nobody would care if a man that was a threat to the lives of others were shot. if he couldn't follow simple instructions on how to use a firearm, then he's not smart enough to use it properly, hence making him a danger and a threat to the public. if you were in the military, and if you were in a life/death situation where everyone else in your unit could not trust you with watching their backs, how do they know you won't stab them in the back? do you think they would kill you to protect themselves or others who they do trust? in that situation, they would see you as a potential threat, and they're not going to take any chances. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
Whybother08	43. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:32 PM EST \| Post edited: Nov 16 2010, 7:38 PM EST "hence making him a danger and a threat to the public." Only if he has a gun. Take the gun away from him. Tell him to get out. No police officer or instructor would SHOOT someone for that. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
Filadog	44. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:38 PM EST "... you've got the police force in a nearby larger town, but in the boonies, you've got the sheriff, and the game warden, and the DNR officers, besides, the person was directly instructed not to point the gun at anyone, even in the glass box ....." So was it the game warden that was supposed to shoot you if you broke any safety rules ? Oh if you are in a bullet proof glass box how would they shoot you? Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	45. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:39 PM EST "Only if he has a gun. Take the gun away from them. Tell him to get out. No police officer or instructor would SHOOT someone for that." if some guy has a gun, it's not so easy as to walk up to him. if he can shoot you before you got to him he could kill you. a five yr old could kill a thirty year old man by just pointing a gun at him and shooting him point blank. and as for the situation, we are talking about if the person has a gun. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
Whybother08	46. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 7:42 PM EST "if some guy has a gun, it's not so easy as to walk up to him. if he can shoot you before you got to him he could kill you. a five yr old could kill a thirty year old man by just pointing a gun at him and shooting him point blank. and as for the situation, we are talking about if the person has a gun." But 99.9% of the time, it's just someone mishandling a firearm without the intent to shoot someone. Unless someone is clearly aiming down the sights at you, you don't have the right to bloody shoot him. Redneck law doesn't fly in federal court, kid. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
ItsMrManCub	47. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 8:01 PM EST "there's a lot of truth to that indeed." Thank you. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zhunterd	48. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 8:13 PM EST zeldagamerDX6, why don't you tell us the name of, telephone number, and city where this range is located. I would love to find out when they are having another one of these "$29.99 gun demo days",. I would love to go fire a MILITARY ISSUE RUSSIAN KALASHIKOV ASSAULT RIFLE GODDAMMIT!!!! from a bullet-proof glass box. I promise I will not try to steal one, because I don't want to be shot on site! Post reply 2 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you find this valuable? Do you?
LiquidOcelot	49. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 16 2010, 10:28 PM EST Dragunov sniper rifle- In my post i said i was a sniper Heckler & Koch Mark 23- A trusty pistol Combat Knife- so i can go from a gun fight to a knife fight Post reply 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you find this valuable? Do you?
zeldagamerDX6	50. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 17 2010, 9:17 PM EST " So was it the game warden that was supposed to shoot you if you broke any safety rules ? Oh if you are in a bullet proof glass box how would they shoot you?" there would be no reason to because you are in the bullet proof glass box. they would tell you to point the firearm down range. but if you somehow got out of the bullet proof box, you would be a danger to everyone because of the conditions that were already preset that you would agree to do as you are told by the instructor and law enforcement. it was established by all four parties, the govt. rep., the gun range owner, the law enforcement, and of course, the now legal adult who paid to shoot a military issue firearm and agreed to meet certain conditions, if the 18 yr old was directly explained to what he could and could not do, and if he were to violate the safety regulations, the police would see the violation as a criminal and intentional act. the game warden is a DNR law enforcement division, but i did not say that he was there that day. I just said that he is part of the law enforcement in the country side. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	51. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 17 2010, 9:25 PM EST "zeldagamerDX6, why don't you tell us the name of, telephone number, and city where this range is located. I would love to find out when they are having another one of these "$29.99 gun demo days",. I would love to go fire a MILITARY ISSUE RUSSIAN KALASHIKOV ASSAULT RIFLE GODDAMMIT!!!! from a bullet-proof glass box. I promise I will not try to steal one, because I don't want to be shot on site!" it's south of where I live, I don't know the telephone number of the gun range. or what the nearby town is called. I just knew of where it was. but I do know it was somewhat east of ft. Wayne IN maybe a little to the northeast. and I also know that I left at the crack of dawn, and got back home after sunset. GOD my dad was angry. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	52. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 17 2010, 9:27 PM EST "zeldagamerDX6, why don't you tell us the name of, telephone number, and city where this range is located. I would love to find out when they are having another one of these "$29.99 gun demo days",. I would love to go fire a MILITARY ISSUE RUSSIAN KALASHIKOV ASSAULT RIFLE GODDAMMIT!!!! from a bullet-proof glass box. I promise I will not try to steal one, because I don't want to be shot on site!" I think it was one of those every so often things. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
zeldagamerDX6	53. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 17 2010, 9:31 PM EST "zeldagamerDX6, why don't you tell us the name of, telephone number, and city where this range is located. I would love to find out when they are having another one of these "$29.99 gun demo days",. I would love to go fire a MILITARY ISSUE RUSSIAN KALASHIKOV ASSAULT RIFLE GODDAMMIT!!!! from a bullet-proof glass box. I promise I will not try to steal one, because I don't want to be shot on site!" don't mock people, it's childish. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
kalani_bg	54. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 18 2010, 2:07 PM EST "although the aks-74u is a very efficient zombie killing weapon, but ammo availibility would be an issue. my mistake. o_-" " Every gun show i goto i find the ak-74 ammo im buying a crate next gun show. its very cheap like 120 for 1200 rounds some thing like that. im also planning on buy some hornadys ballistics tip custom in 5.45x39. wishes it was bress for possible reloading. Post reply Do you find this valuable?
kalani_bg	55. RE: weapon of choice? Nov 18 2010, 3:08 PM EST thats being said CAI bulgarian ak-74 -primary (i have) side arms my cz-52 and fn five seven (i have both) on hip / thigh cobra 32 mag derringer - ankle/boot bolo and stun baton/cattle prod - melee Post reply Do you find this valuable?
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