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According to Mr. Garza's family, he has a CHL. I surely hope that's not true. As presented, the "facts" make it hard to argue this guy was legally defending himself.

Like ThunderDownUnder, I don't think it hurts. But it makes no difference to me. My standard stoppage reduction is always tap, rack, decide/scan . So a round that fails to fire will normally be ejected immediately anyway in that stoppage reduction method. There are extended stoppages that require di...

Or mistaken identity related to drugs or money. I only say that because my mom was very nearly the victim of a home invasion by a group of men looking for a man living in a house one block over. That guy was involved in drugs, alcohol and had apparently screwed my mom's would be attacker for several...

The homeowner sounds old school. You know, back when "He needed killin' Your Honor..." was a viable criminal defense in Texas.....Sounds like my kinda guy.

As the owner used to say..."It's a dump but it's a friendly dump." I used to shoot with the Tuesday and Monday night guys for many years. I work at TopGun on weekends now so I don't pay to shoot. While I really do miss my friends, I haven't talked myself into going back to shoot there agai...

We have a shooter with my club who says he know's the officer and has known her for some time. Her "training" may have helped, but I didn't get the impression it was the training her PD provided. She's an officer who does shoot on a routine basis though according to this guy. That in itsel...

Don't know all the facts but on the surface, it sounds like this officer thought fast on her feet and acted quickly. My guess is she was targeted before hand but these morons didn't know what they were getting into. They assumed they had an unarmed, distracted female. They were wrong. Their first cl...