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You read that too eh?
I'm guessing some of the idiots comments seem to think it takes an hr to unlock a gun and load, when it only takes less then a minute to get a gun out and push in a magazine.
holy moly!
I wonder if he went down for a nap afterwards LOL
15 seconds for me to have a gun loaded and ready... that is from laying in my bed and removing my cpap gear...
my guns are all stored in a safe.. mags loaded.. on the shelf in my safe..
Yeah your younger probably take me at least 1 minute. Now some of the old guy's on here probably have to stop and remember where they are first. :)
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Originally Posted by topher
Or at least go pee..Quote:
Originally Posted by greatwhite
That would be the really old guy's who are over 50. :)
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Originally Posted by topher
If I thought it was necessary,my rifle would be standing beside the bed table with a trigger lock applied and the key and shells in the drawer. All of this is 100% legal,satisfying all aspects of The Firearms Act and Criminal Code.Quote:
Originally Posted by topher
oh the old farts might actually have the courage to use their guns while the young ones pee .............
There was similar break in into a cottage few years back in ON, took OPP few hours to show up
LMFAO.
Wouldn't you old guy's need a pee break before you even reached for a gun?:silly:
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Originally Posted by vom Dufenshmirtz
Three weeks ago,some nut broke into a cottage in Bobcaygeon while the homeowner slept. After an initial confrontation with the crook,the homeowner shot and killed the perp. After an extensive investigation by the OPP,the Crown decided charges weren't warranted. Add this to a very long list across the counrty where the net result was the same. Who says we don't have the right to self defense? Uninformed people that still believe Liberal/left wing media bullshyte.
So a guy who lives in grizzly country leaves the door open, only to have the screen door protecting his family, plus they have dog and cat food accessable or at least open enough for the smell to waft outside.... Sounds like this guy ain't too bright to begin with.
But yes, when faced with an imminent threat, here is another reason to keep your arms close at hand. You may have a grizzly bear break into your house.
Well that "depends" some of us old fellas can do more then one thing at a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by greatwhite
and..... like what.
Pee break and remember where you put the gun. ;)
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Originally Posted by Snowwalker
The door was not open. The bear broke the screen door but the main door was closed. It came in through a window that was left open to let cool air in the house. The pet food was in the kitchen in sealed containers. Same as the food in your kitchen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richie Hastings
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If I am taking a pee break...well I guess I did remember where my gun is.....http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-toilet12.gif
Ya but it's just a pee shooter?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
I think you'll find most of the folks living in a small mountain community, in Bear Country, keep a loaded 'predator' gun fairly close to their side and no one questions it.
Nothing unusual to the circumstance and nothing unusual to the response....rarely these things get news coverage.
I found humour in that the CBC had to put a " Warning: This story contains a graphic image of the dead bear" on the story.
I take it out for beavers a lot. So you know squirrel guns.... beaver gun....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose