Originally posted by: WinstonSmith
If it prevents terrorism we should all be for it.
Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Originally posted by: WinstonSmith
If it prevents terrorism we should all be for it.
*snip*
Unless you have a badge I don't want you putting my life at risk just so you can be John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
More like e-John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
That'd make you perfect for a place like Kabul. You are not trained for situations like a holdup at a Convenience store.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
More like e-John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Ok, what would a police officer do? Probably shoot? You do realize that I'm a military police officer right? And that I'd pretty much be an off duty cop with a concealed carry permit.
Why, you like seeing innocent people shot to death?Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
LoL, I would love to see a drive-by with a 50BMG.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
That'd make you perfect for a place like Kabul. You are not trained for situations like a holdup at a Convenience store.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
More like e-John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Ok, what would a police officer do? Probably shoot? You do realize that I'm a military police officer right? And that I'd pretty much be an off duty cop with a concealed carry permit.
Fine, I'm an ass because I object to having someone putting my life at risk even though he is not trained for the situation. I can live with that.Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
That'd make you perfect for a place like Kabul. You are not trained for situations like a holdup at a Convenience store.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
More like e-John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Ok, what would a police officer do? Probably shoot? You do realize that I'm a military police officer right? And that I'd pretty much be an off duty cop with a concealed carry permit.
You are not trained to be such as ASS but you seem to do pretty well at it, I think he could handle the situation fine then.
Hey Red, how's Geekbabe doin? Haven't seen her around lately, you hiding her in the basement?!Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Unless you have a badge I don't want you putting my life at risk just so you can be John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Fine, I'm an ass because I object to having someone putting my life at risk even though he is not trained for the situation. I can live with that.Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
That'd make you perfect for a place like Kabul. You are not trained for situations like a holdup at a Convenience store.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
More like e-John Wayne!Originally posted by: SP33Demon
My e-penis is bigger than yours!Originally posted by: TallBill
Dude, save your shooting for the Iraqi's and those breaking into your house. I don't want to get shot because you felt the need to act like a hero in the Liquor store.
First of all wrong country. Second of all, I am trained with weapons, including quite a bit of CQB, and will only continue to train both with the military and privately. You dont just go shooting up a place, but if someones life is in danger (ie, someone holding up a store at gunpoint), they need to be stopped. Notice, that the key term of "stopping" instead of "killing" is the big difference between a military and a civilian scenario. How many people would rob 7-11 if they were 100% sure that the clerk had a weapon to fire back.
Ok, what would a police officer do? Probably shoot? You do realize that I'm a military police officer right? And that I'd pretty much be an off duty cop with a concealed carry permit.
You are not trained to be such as ASS but you seem to do pretty well at it, I think he could handle the situation fine then.
A simple solution for a simple mind like yours.Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Simple solution, Don't go into a store that is being robbed while he is in there..
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
You forgot about smoke bombs, a guitar to wail on, shurikens, and your samurai sword!Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Tabb
:thumbsup:
I have yet to see a reason why anyone needs to own a gun. Let alone a .50 Caliber anti-matter weapon.
Is it necessary to own a gun for most people? Let me ask you this...is it necessary for me to drink my own urine?...No, but's it's sterile and I like the taste!! Many things we have or do aren't necessary but we live in a free country I think.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
A simple solution for a simple mind like yours.Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
Simple solution, Don't go into a store that is being robbed while he is in there..
I bet if you were to ask any LEO they'd say that he shouldn't do anything. It's not worth getting killed or getting someone killed over a few measely dollars. Now if the situation is desperate, like the perp starts shooting, then it's a whole different ballgame and lethal actions would be appropriate.
Bah. the .338 Lapua Magnum is the sniper rifle of choice now anyhow.
Why would I stupidly assume that you'd just start firingOriginally posted by: TallBill
Uh, yes I am trained for just that situation. That IS my job when I'm back in the states. I AM an LEO. What do you think active duty military police do when we arren't deployed? We're regular cops, just on a military base.
You also stupidly assume that I'd just start firing. There are a few steps before actually using deadly force, including shouting and show of deadly force. Sometimes time doesn't permit of course. Hey, if the guy just decides to lay his pistol down, great. I'll keep watch untill police of jurisdiction show up and arrest him. If he decides to take off, thats when I really cant do anything. Its beyond me to chase or anything at that point.
Maybe because that's what you said!!!!If someone decides to rob a store that I'm shopping at, they are getting shot until they stop robbing
Originally posted by: nellienelson1
Bah. the .338 Lapua Magnum is the sniper rifle of choice now anyhow.
not quite, its the 6.5mm by 284, which is essentially a necked down winchester 308, it has a higher velocity than the .308, also can still take the high grain bullets (around the 140-150 mark) and when the bullet heads are moly coated it has a very good ballistic efficiency. which all add up to a very accurate shot.
btw the canadians in afganistan claim to have had a kill with a 50 cal rifle from 2 km. just thought i would add that for all of you who dont see the .50 cal as a dangerous weapon. of course in the correct hands (such as this pair) its a lovely shot.
cheers
I think they just did it to appease the Anti Gun Nutjobs.Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: nellienelson1
Bah. the .338 Lapua Magnum is the sniper rifle of choice now anyhow.
not quite, its the 6.5mm by 284, which is essentially a necked down winchester 308, it has a higher velocity than the .308, also can still take the high grain bullets (around the 140-150 mark) and when the bullet heads are moly coated it has a very good ballistic efficiency. which all add up to a very accurate shot.
btw the canadians in afganistan claim to have had a kill with a 50 cal rifle from 2 km. just thought i would add that for all of you who dont see the .50 cal as a dangerous weapon. of course in the correct hands (such as this pair) its a lovely shot.
cheers
Dangerous? Heck yes it's dangerous - If you're on the receiving end.
How many people have been killed by .50 BMG rifles in CA in the last 10 years?
*crickets chirping*
OK, easier - How many have been seized after being involved in a crime, or seized as part of an investigation? How many are actually IN CA?
.50 BMG is something that the serious gun enthusiast picks up, it's not something the criminal type would have much interest in. At $2K (on the extreme low end) cost of entry it's for rich folks who like guns.
This is roughly the equivalent of banning private aircraft on the off chance they could be flown into something.
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Why would I stupidly assume that you'd just start firingOriginally posted by: TallBill
Uh, yes I am trained for just that situation. That IS my job when I'm back in the states. I AM an LEO. What do you think active duty military police do when we arren't deployed? We're regular cops, just on a military base.
You also stupidly assume that I'd just start firing. There are a few steps before actually using deadly force, including shouting and show of deadly force. Sometimes time doesn't permit of course. Hey, if the guy just decides to lay his pistol down, great. I'll keep watch untill police of jurisdiction show up and arrest him. If he decides to take off, thats when I really cant do anything. Its beyond me to chase or anything at that point.
Maybe because that's what you said!!!!If someone decides to rob a store that I'm shopping at, they are getting shot until they stop robbing
