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March 10, 2009, 08:55 PM | #26 |
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All home invaders are shot on sight.
. . . . Survivors are prosecuted.
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March 10, 2009, 09:03 PM | #27 |
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1. ready gun... 2. wife sets off car alarm and calls 911 will lying on the bed room floor with pistol... 3. i move towards the threat and make sure the sititution doesnt reach the bedroom.. 4. handle threat in any way possible.. 5. secure surroundings and prepare for the cops arrivial.. meaning unloading my personall weapon involved and placing it in plain sight..
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March 10, 2009, 10:01 PM | #28 |
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If someone makes it into the home they are being shot fatally. None of this omg i broke into your house, you shot me and now I'm paralyzed and going to sue you BS.
If they are at the door, they will be warned to leave, and if they enter that they will be shot. Call police, and wait.
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March 10, 2009, 10:42 PM | #29 |
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Whatever "plan" I may have will probably go right out the window since there's no telling when, where, or how it would go down. So I'll just keep it simple. Break into my home while I'm there, I'm going to assume you are there to kill me and my family. I will not let that happen. If you don't die, it is only because I am dead.
No warnings. No "less than lethal". No remorse for someone who would invade my home and my family.
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March 11, 2009, 01:07 AM | #30 |
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If there was a knock I would for sure check it out using peep hole and outside light. We only have one door in and it is a special security door attached to a screen door made of a near unbreakable glass like substance so it would be hard for anybody to get in quickly if that was their chosen point of entry. The door itself is steel with steel door jams and dead bolt for added security. It would take even a strong determined group of guys about 3 or 4 minuets to get past all that. If the door does become breached the security alarm will sound giving further warning.
More likely they would try a window which would put them at a huge tactical disadvantage seeing as how my windows are about 4-5 feet up from ground level and basement windows are solid glass block. Either way if they managed to get into the house both my wife and I would have already been able to call 911, round up the baby, and grab the firearms off the night stand, while taking cover in our master bedroom. |
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Or you are getting out your car in the driveway or garage when a fellow who has been casing your house for the past week rushes you. Typically a smart criminal will strike when you are in a state of vulnerability or transition; seldom do they knock. |
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March 11, 2009, 01:26 AM | #32 | |
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If I wrote something like that I would delete it. Just out of respect for everyone on the forum. It was lame and makes us all look like pychos. |
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March 11, 2009, 01:28 AM | #33 |
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M4 with me. 7Aks and 2Mp5s with folks around the house.
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March 11, 2009, 12:10 PM | #34 |
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I actually ponder this quite a bit, I worry about over penetration more than anything, I have two small children and am very worried about shooting through a wall, I have no very large open area's in my house so I have my mossberg 500 loaded with bird shot. I figure at close range that will be effective but won't have much threat through a wall, Does any one have any knowlage of bird shot as a defensive round at real close range (15 feet or less) this might sound like a silly question but the idea of rounds ripping through my Kids wall is horrifing to me.
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BTW, serial killers rarely break into the house. They tend to enter under a ruse of some type, when they enter. |
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Careby, That was very helpful, talk about answering my exact question,
Birdshot is coming out tonight. thanks a lot. |
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Did you miss this part of the write up regarding birdshot on page two?:
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March 11, 2009, 01:02 PM | #41 |
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My plan is simple, I grab my 12 ga. Winchester Defender, my wife grabs her Beretta, I go investigate, I shoot anyone in my home that isn't suppose to be there, that doesn't leave as soon as I confront them, I shoot to kill, my wife shoots anyone who comes into our bedroom unless it is me.
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March 11, 2009, 01:06 PM | #43 |
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I seriously doubt I will be sending any rounds or shot "outbound" until my wife and kid are BEHIND me. And I wont be shooting any birdshot.
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March 11, 2009, 01:28 PM | #44 |
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Creature,I meant bird shot is coming out of the GUN tonight, and as for having wife and kids safe directly behind me that would be ideal and you obviosly wouldn't shoot towards a family member on purpose no matter how many walls were in between you, but I feel better about firing light shot in the house than a hot .357 round thats going to go clear through the wall and out the siding.
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FWIW: I do consider intruders in my home in the middle of the night a "need to shoot" situation. The time for talking is while they are outside obeying the rules of polite society. Also, IMO after midnight is too late to be asking strangers for gas or tire assistance: call AAA, or better yet, a cop
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And your logic seems very strange to me.
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A home invader is vermin, plain and simple. Why should I shout? I will never give a home invader the benefit of the doubt...he gave up any chance at one the moment he set foot into my occupied home in the middle of the night. Nor am I willing to give away my position by shouting. |
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