Motivational Gun Posters

[MC352]

I'm a gun owner, and that story bothers me, because people will just say, look at that, another lunatic with a gun, killing some smart ass kid, because his dog pissed on the lawn. That was a mistake that will ruined two lives.

I think his attorney will have a tough fight keeping him out of jail.

[jdandy]

Chuck.......I agree with you. It was a very foolish thing for the retired Marine to do, and tragic for the young man. Definately, two lives ruined.

[f1 fan]

Ivan...love the posters

Dave

[f1 fan]

Originally Posted by jdandy

Ivan.......I like everyone of them.

Speaking of lawns, the first poster reminded me, a 65 year old retired Marine in Chicago shot his 24 year old neighbor to death yesterday when his neighbor allow his dog to urinate on the Marine's award winning lawn. The neighbor kid had been previously warned, and this time the Marine pulled his .45 after a heated argument. The kid said, "If you going to pull a gun on me you might as well use it." Be careful what you ask for. You may just get it.

two lives lost, families grief, a dog without his master, very sad.

Dave

[jdandy]

What I find equally disturbing is the media's aggressive reporting on gun tragedies, and utter failure on reporting the many crimes averted and lives saved every day from the use of guns that were never fired, or used in defense of innocent people from criminals.

[John James]

Originally Posted by jdandy

What I find equally disturbing is the media's aggressive reporting on gun tragedies, and utter failure on reporting the many crimes averted and lives saved every day from the use of guns that were never fired, or used in defense of innocent people from criminals.

+1

[Uberbrown]

Originally Posted by jdandy

What I find equally disturbing is the media's aggressive reporting on gun tragedies, and utter failure on reporting the many crimes averted and lives saved every day from the use of guns that were never fired, or used in defense of innocent people from criminals.

+2

I frequent firearm forums as well, and there are countless stories of concealed firearms being "unconcealed" and this deterrent stopping robbery, murder, etc... without a shot being fired.

[PHC1]

Originally Posted by Uberbrown

+2

I frequent firearm forums as well, and there are countless stories of concealed firearms being "unconcealed" and this deterrent stopping robbery, murder, etc... without a shot being fired.

I found myself in that same situation once. A quick flash of the 1911 .45 was all it took for the hooded hoodlum with his hands hidden in his pockets quickly heading towards my car door at 3 am at an intersection. He turned around and ran even quicker.

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by PHC1

I found myself in that same situation once. A quick flash of the 1911 .45 was all it took for the hooded hoodlum with his hands hidden in his pockets quickly heading towards my car door at 3 am at an intersection. He turned around and ran even quicker.

Serge.......In my life I have averted several potentially nasty situations in the same manner without ever firing a shot. As soon as it is discovered you are not defenseless, nor afraid to use a weapon if necessary, attitudes change quickly. I do not intend to ever be anyone's victim.

[Uberbrown]

As has been said...

We are not fluent in the language of violence, but we know enough to get around in places where it's spoken.