Victims had a store in Charlotte, but lived in SC.

1 posted on
06/05/2015 11:21:02 AM PDT by
Gamecock
To: Gamecock
From the article it appears the victim shot the perp (below) but did not kill him when he robbed the victim's store. THIS is why you shoot to kill.

2 posted on
06/05/2015 11:24:24 AM PDT by
Gamecock
(Why do bad things happen to good people? That only happened once, and He volunteered. R.C. Sproul)
To: Gamecock
But they are careful not to show pictures of the perps. As if we don’t know what Bloods look like.
3 posted on
06/05/2015 11:25:20 AM PDT by
PAR35
Take aways:
(Granted some are assumptions)
1. Know your weapon, train with it frequently.
2. If you have to shot somebody, shot to kill.
3. Have quality ammo.
4. Buy a quality pistol.
5. Train with your weapon frequently.
4 posted on
06/05/2015 11:28:46 AM PDT by
Gamecock
(Why do bad things happen to good people? That only happened once, and He volunteered. R.C. Sproul)
To: Gamecock
Dang Semi-Auto Stove Pipes!
5 posted on
06/05/2015 11:29:24 AM PDT by
Big Red Badger
(UNSCANABLE in an IDIOCRACY!)
To: Gamecock
“but a spent shell casing lodged itself in the gun,”
FTEs are bad things. Turns the Semi Auto into a hammer.
Lately to ensure this does not happen, I went to a double barrel with two triggers shotgun for home defense before I go for the wheel gun.
7 posted on
06/05/2015 11:29:36 AM PDT by
Mouton
(The insurrection laws perpetuate what we have for a government now.)
To: Gamecock
They sure look like trouble-making people who go about daily causing problems for others. (/sarcasm)
8 posted on
06/05/2015 11:30:38 AM PDT by
Blue Jays
(Rock Hard, Ride Free)
To: Gamecock
THIS is why criminal gangs should be treated as terrorists.
“I see a red sash, I kill the man wearing it!”
14 posted on
06/05/2015 11:34:47 AM PDT by
SJSAMPLE
To: Gamecock
...but a spent shell casing lodged itself in the gun, rendering it useless What a nightmare.
May not have changed a thing, but I've always been taught "good equipment forgives a lot of sins."
To: Gamecock
Prior to the TBA that claimed all of my firearms in early November of 2008, I used to keep a half-dozen or so revolvers around the house in addition to the semi-auto pistols and shotguns.
They are extremely reliable, and when chambered for .357 magnum they pack quite a wallop.
27 posted on
06/05/2015 11:59:33 AM PDT by
WayneS
(Yeah, it's probably sarcasm...)
To: Gamecock
In my experience, if one doesn’t hold the semi-auto firmly, stovepipes are more likely to happen.
28 posted on
06/05/2015 12:03:56 PM PDT by
Darteaus94025
(Can't have a Liberal without a Lie)
To: Gamecock
Hate crime!
Oh wait...
Wonder if soetoro will mention these 2 "Crackers" like he talked about trayvon and brown?
I think not.
29 posted on
06/05/2015 12:04:09 PM PDT by
Eagles6
(Valley Forge Redux. If not now, when? If not here, where? If not us then who?)
To: Gamecock
Looks like a great pair of Folks,
sorry for their passing.
48 posted on
06/05/2015 1:46:17 PM PDT by
Big Red Badger
(UNSCANABLE in an IDIOCRACY!)
To: Gamecock
Oh, look - if Obama had a son, he'd look like any one of these "Nuffin Gang" thugs...
Of course, the chilluns would probably have to convert to Islam, to be just like dear old Dad Barack...
53 posted on
06/05/2015 2:30:17 PM PDT by
kiryandil
(Egging the battleship USS Sarah Palin from their little Progressive rowboats...)
To: Gamecock
Several things:
- If you want to work with a SA, learn it. Learn:
- How to prevent stovepipes with a proper, firm grip.
- Learn how to clear a jam: Slightly drop mag, ram it back home, and rack once.
- Clean your defense weapon no less than 2 times a year, firing it or not.
- Oil it lightly once every cleaning. Yes, even Glocks need a touch of oil. I found that out the hard way. A weapon, 10 years unused, with no oil, failed to cycle.
58 posted on
06/05/2015 3:58:58 PM PDT by
Lazamataz
(America has less than a year left.)
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