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cheezit wrote:do a google search for c183. never heard of one before.
turns up as a point and shoot... wait for it.............................camera?

Well, the term shoot is there. Perhaps that makes it worthy of note? I'll bet the camera has a black body as well....EBC (evil black camera)

Wow apart from the articles about shootings the dead body and photos of a dea body and the book on asbergerssyndrome that sounds like my house....

Sounds like your everyday average gun owners house...and don't get me started on the car... My SUV has that kind of firepower every day that I go to work...40-60 rounds of 12g 210-300 rounds of 5.56 and at least 75 rounds of 40S&W with one weapon for each...but I'm not psycho...I just want to be prepared for the worst and hope for the best and return home from a shift safely...slightly paranoid...umm NO! But working security at places that tend to get a lot of angry people to visit I want anything and everything at my disposal in case of an active shooter event arises so I can protect the client until police arrive. I want to match the attacker in firepower or at least have a fighting chance. And I'm not the only security officer there that has that frame of mind.

But the Antigun community is made of mostly people that have a distorted view of reality, or see the world for what it is and are living in a state of denial. Oops there I go

I wish they'd release on warrant searches of every mass shooter a photo of each ones voter ID card to see if it was stamped which party they voted for in the Primary (not mandatory that it be stamped, but could be interesting)

Then we'd have a common thread of who should not be allowed access ...

The picture threy are trying to paint here is one of connecting the dots, they themselves are putting on the paper...

Lots of guns, ammo, books, journals, a mental condition, association with a pro Second Amendment organization...

Put all that together release this to the informationally and intelligently challenged people in this country and wht do you suppose their conclusion will be???

The post about what drugs were found in the house for the medical/mental condition(s) is a fantastic point, but one that will be lost in the menusha of modern journalism, if you want to call it that...

We will never be given a fair shake in the court of public opinion, therefore I really do not care what is thought about all of this...I know where I and a lot of you stand on this...

philip964 wrote:

Jaguar wrote:I would like to see a list of the prescription drugs they found.

Yes, where was that, are they giving the drug companies a free pass on this one.

The book about Asperger's Syndrome and how they are not violent.

The medicine cabinet is classified information. Wouldn't want to expose the root cause or upset the pharmaceutical lobby.

Instead plant some NRA booklets on gun safety. That will throw most people off.

gthaustex wrote:

cheezit wrote:do a google search for c183. never heard of one before.
turns up as a point and shoot... wait for it.............................camera?

Well, the term shoot is there. Perhaps that makes it worthy of note? I'll bet the camera has a black body as well....EBC (evil black camera)

I'm guessing they meant CZ-83 and just transcribed their notes wrong.

gthaustex wrote:What????? No specific mention of high-capacity magazines????

Of course the linked article specifically lays out certain details to catch your eye. Among them:

terrifying cache of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition

Hmm.... I have several rifles, shotguns and handguns as well as lots of ammo. Never really thought of any of it as terrifying. As someone who shoots a lot practicing, competing and teaching, I go through lots of ammo. Nothing at all unusual about that....sigh....

My wife always said that, if I ended up in trouble on the news, I'd be described as "... having an ARSENAL (Couple dozen with a good mix of curios), a VAULT (gun safe) with THOUSANDS of ROUNDS (filled out by a lion's share being .22 LR) of ammunition AND the ability to make MORE (reloading equipment)."


That is to say, if I really had anything, anything at all.

I could take some of that off your hands so you could avoid all that

Dragonfighter wrote:
My wife always said that, if I ended up in trouble on the news, I'd be described as "... having an ARSENAL (Couple dozen with a good mix of curios), a VAULT (gun safe) with THOUSANDS of ROUNDS (filled out by a lion's share being .22 LR) of ammunition AND the ability to make MORE (reloading equipment)."


That is to say, if I really had anything, anything at all.

Hey at least when you are sitting at home watching TV and the police come in to the neighborhood your wife doesn't look at you with that look that says "What did you do now?"

Dragonfighter wrote:

gthaustex wrote:What????? No specific mention of high-capacity magazines????

Of course the linked article specifically lays out certain details to catch your eye. Among them:

terrifying cache of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition

Hmm.... I have several rifles, shotguns and handguns as well as lots of ammo. Never really thought of any of it as terrifying. As someone who shoots a lot practicing, competing and teaching, I go through lots of ammo. Nothing at all unusual about that....sigh....

My wife always said that, if I ended up in trouble on the news, I'd be described as "... having an ARSENAL (Couple dozen with a good mix of curios), a VAULT (gun safe) with THOUSANDS of ROUNDS (filled out by a lion's share being .22 LR) of ammunition AND the ability to make MORE (reloading equipment)."


That is to say, if I really had anything, anything at all.

Wouldn't count unless you lived on/in a "compound"

I'd get "enough weapons to start a war!" While I don't have a "compound" I do have a steel reinforced concrete pillbox. No gun ports though.

cheezit wrote:do a google search for c183. never heard of one before.
turns up as a point and shoot... wait for it.............................camera?

It says cz-83 which is a .380

Dragonfighter wrote: with THOUSANDS of ROUNDS (filled out by a lion's share being .22 LR) of ammunition AND the ability to make MORE (reloading equipment)."

You have an ammunition factory in your house!

Cjwglock19 wrote:

cheezit wrote:do a google search for c183. never heard of one before.
turns up as a point and shoot... wait for it.............................camera?

It says cz-83 which is a .380

NOW it does, but originally the article said "c183" as cheezit posted.