Guns don't kill people ....

[GunMaster357]

Possession of a firearm implies that you know how to use it. Not just how to fire it but also how to clean, transport and store it.

Unless you're going to really need it, you transport those things with security on and completly unloaded (no mag inside and no chambered bullet).

And possession of a weapon (either firearm or blade) implies that one day you may have to use it. And that you'll be responsible for that.

Clearly not the case in this affair.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by GunMaster357

Unless you're going to really need it, you transport those things with security on and completly unloaded (no mag inside and no chambered bullet).

But then it's not ready to pop that old lady blocking the crosswalk with her walker. I'm kidding, not pop her, just hurry her up a little.

[GunMaster357]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

But then it's not ready to pop that old lady blocking the crosswalk with her walker. I'm kidding, not pop her, just hurry her up a little.

No need to keep it loaded to do that... Just show it to the lady... She'll pass away from fear or cross the street at full speed...

Either way, she'll grow wings

[Shawnee123]

Originally Posted by GunMaster357

Possession of a firearm implies that you know how to use it. Not just how to fire it but also how to clean, transport and store it.

The road to hell is paved with implications, or something.

If I buy an outboard motor at the sporting goods store, I am implying I know how to clean, transport, and store it. I don't, but I can buy it anyway. I'll "learn as I go", mistakes and all. Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead! Pick up a pack of cherry berry grape acai gum, too, while you're there.