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How about making this a lot simpler: people who aren't eligible to purchase firearms should remain locked up in prison.

If we don't trust them with firearm, why should we trust them with other hundred thousands of things that they can use to murder us?

I am sorry but the Republicans really should learn from the liberals on how to speak. The moment Rand Paul mentioned "Constitution," he lost all of his audiences including me who actually is keenly aware the overstep the president took. We need to remember no liberal gives a crap about the...

Thank you for all the good advices. I fully understand and agree. I was not asking what you would do it should have done in this situation. I know the answers already. This is just a hypothetical situation. So would you convict the homeowner had he shot the construction workers over perceived demoli...

As an aside what is up with all the "Can't I please shoot them" threads? Exactly. The valid question (after meeting the legal requirements for deadly force) is: "Is there no other reasonable way to prevent death or serious injury to an innocent person?" Folks who approach deadly...

Three scenarios come to mind: Scenario 1: Lawful eviction. If the homeowner has received the legal papers showing lawful eviction, then self defense would not apply because PC §9.31 includes the phrase "immediately necessary to protect the actor against the other's use or attempted use of unla...

Hey Stupid, Here's my take: If the construction company attempts to illegally destroy your home, let them and then sue their pants off. My bet is the company (regardless of hypothetical conjecture) feels they're on pretty solid legal ground if they actually roll in equipment which means they have c...

Hey Stupid, Here's my take: If the construction company attempts to illegally destroy your home, let them and then sue their pants off. My bet is the company (regardless of hypothetical conjecture) feels they're on pretty solid legal ground if they actually roll in equipment which means they have c...

Not unless they snuck up on you and are tearing it down into middle of the night while you were sleeping. Any case where you could get away with shooting you could easily win a legal action so why would you shoot? That would only come up when someone had lost all legal actions and at that point you...

Not enough info to determine whether or not to shoot someone. Tread lightly and make sure the deed hasn't been transferred. Call the police is someone is there to damage your property. Don't think the deed matters as I just live there and own the house. Assuming there's no eviction notice and assum...

Hypothetically, a construction company wants me to move out so that they can tear down my house and make way for new building. I am in dispute with their compensation offer. Somehow, one day they show up at my house and just start to tear it down. I rush back trying to stop them becaus I believe tha...

Are there any firearm training or shooting team a young boy can get or join? He's like 7 years old.

Dave2 wrote:

JRG wrote:Oh my, $2100 for per Marine pistol???? I did not catch it in the article, but how many are they ordering?

Joe

Geez... Remind me again what's wrong with the Glock 21?

We voted in the government that loves spending our money.

No night sight. I don't like them. And guys not sure if y'all are joking or not about taking offer bc I can sell 10k rounds with pistol if needed :coolgleamA: How many ranger T can I buy? Also can you provide the exact model number? You buying pistol also? It's 127 grain +p+ or 124 grain bonded Can...

cajunautoxer wrote:No night sight. I don't like them. And guys not sure if y'all are joking or not about taking offer bc I can sell 10k rounds with pistol if needed

How many ranger T can I buy? Also can you provide the exact model number?

Does it have night sight?