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BLG wrote:Ok, this is off topic, but I want to ask.
My syl cannot rack the slide on any of our pistols, so, I am curious what your mom is carrying?

SigP238, only one she could rack slide

She puts her crooked finger on the trigger and squeezes. You don't want to be in front of it. Seriously though, she has little strength but found a 380 she can rack the slide (she want's to be able to reload)

My Mom is on her first renewal. She took the class mid September. Sent everything in. Prints (from previous approved chl) were rejected two weeks later. My mom had her prints redone and letters from her doctor and a retired police officer stating the condition of her hands would not allow clear ...

In my city The Officer in charge of Neighborhood watch told me there is nothing he could do EXCEPT remove a person of their offical crimewatch duties. They could take away the magnetic crime watch sticker you stick on your car and not allow you to be part of the patrol if they wanted to.

I asked ...

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/hd/News/L ... farm-found

Marijuana farm found in Grayson County

BY MARY JANE FARMER

[name automatically deleted]

Trying to do my part. Sent to pr@bigtex.com.

The collection of Concealed Handgun License information upon entering the State Fair of Texas is a troubling issue. Fair Park is owned by the city of Dallas; therefore, by law, they cannot deny CHL holders from entering the park based on their CHL ...

Refer her to the Civilian Gun Self-Defense Blog. She can read about thousands of individuals who protected themselves with a gun.

http://www.claytoncramer.com/gundefense ... ogger.html

What department was this?

The fine officers of Melissa Texas.

Yes, everyone is ok. Now just waiting to hear the "damage" from the insurance agent... :ack:

I'm glad to hear they have some fine officers.

This person wasn't quite as lucky with his stop in Melissa

http://www.wfaa.com ...

I'm going to bump this post. The other day I sent this site to someone who wouldn't shut up. It worked.

tallmike wrote:Im with the officer. A choking dog is no reason to go 100mph down the highway.

Sorry, have to disagree. The officer could have handled it much better. A little compassion and understanding go along way. He had none. It appears he threw common sense out too.

You can tell in her intro paragraph she is bitter toward fox4--"...But I recently parted ways with the Fox station in Dallas after 14 years. That’s another story."
http://newsvideographer.com/2008/06/17/ ... -reporter/

I may be new to this game, but I fully expect to be disarmed anytime I have broken the law. Even for a simple traffic stop, i would expect the officer to err on maximizing his safety.

This was a big topic in my CHL class and it makes no sense to me. The intructor seemed to be of the opinion that ...

http://www.claytoncramer.com/gundefense ... ogger.html

You have to scroll down one page to see it, but what a wealth of info.
He finds articles about people who have protected themselves with a gun.

I am writing both of them


Kirk Roberts Lieutenant kroberts@ci.bedford.tx.us

David Flory Bedford Police Chief dflory@ci.bedford.tx.us