9th circuit court of appeal and 2nd amendment ruling

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

Easy there tough guy,most of the skells that pull that shyte are higher than kites on dope. You can beat on them all day long and not affect them. Unless you beat the living bejeezus out of him with a couple of rock solid swats upside the head with a Louisville Slugger,if he doesn't kill you outright,you'll likely wish he did by the time he's done with you.

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It wouldn't be my first or even second Rodeo lol. I know First hand how it can turn out you just never know what's going to run through the perps mind.

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Originally Posted by fishfood

you just never know what's going to run through the perps mind.

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or thru their veins...ask any ER Nurse/Dr. what they are capable of.

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Originally Posted by JoePa

Home invasions happen very quickly - having a gun all locked up with the ammo in another room ain't going to do you any good - even if you live up north

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Yea, when you awaken by Bubba kicking in the bedroom door ..that "Home Protection' 9mm in the night table is pretty much useless Haha..

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Originally Posted by JoePa

Home invasions happen very quickly - having a gun all locked up with the ammo in another room ain't going to do you any good - even if you live up north

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In this country you can only use sufficient force to repeal the force being used against you, if you overstep that you will probably be charged ,pretty simple concept.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

or thru their veins...ask any ER Nurse/Dr. what they are capable of.

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I've heard and seen plenty of it ,a nurse at our local hospital was roughed up pretty good.

Been to the hospital many times where the patient is escorted by the police and freaking out. Tweaked out I should say lol. It's not coming from the water they drink lol.


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Originally Posted by fishermccann

In 99.? % of home invasions , they just want possessions, not to harm the inhabitants. Unless it was a targeted attack, on the person. Then there are underlying reasons that need to be addressed.

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Didn't you just get vaccinated for a virus that has a 99% survivability rate unless you have underlying health problems that need to be addressed and some people need to be tested to even know if they have it?

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

In this country you can only use sufficient force to repeal the force being used against you, if you overstep that you will probably be charged ,pretty simple concept.

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Boy that is a stupid concept - who ever came up with that one - so if a nut job comes at you with a bat and you got a gun you are not suppose to use it - down here if a guy comes at you with a bat and you got a gun - he is toast - sounds like your laws are there to protect the criminal - when I hear about so many of your laws makes me all the more happy that I am an American - pretty simple concept - simple that's for sure

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

I would say not to many truly innocent folk's are the victim's of home invasions, mostly bad guys ripping off other bad guys for illegal drugs ,or money, if its an innocent they usually got the wrong address.

A criminal is more likely to get shot up north in a home invasion than in the city in an innocent persons home because there are more guns in homes up north in the average guys home .

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They seem to be on the rise in the GTA and Peel regions. Brazen day light break ins, doesn't matter. Has happened to me, family members, friends and a co-worker in the span of just 5 years.

Point is if an unknown person breaks in, you must assume the worst. They clearly know that they are doing something wrong by entering a locked premises. Benefit of the doubt should automatically default to homeowner in that scenario and not be so circumstantial.

Rack the slide, fire a warning shot after verbally warning the intruders, whatever. And if they persist they do so at their peril.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Yea, when you awaken by Bubba kicking in the bedroom door ..that "Home Protection' 9mm in the night table is pretty much useless Haha..

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That's why a good ol' pump is hard to beat. As long as it's unloaded it is perfectly legal to store. You can have some buckshot in a butt sling/saddle or whatever ready to rock.

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Originally Posted by Bushwhacker

That's why a good ol' pump is hard to beat. As long as it's unloaded it is perfectly legal to store. You can have some buckshot in a butt sling/saddle or whatever ready to rock.

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I think you need to read the storage laws.