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02-20-2011, 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob K
I'll keep this short and simple. No offense intended to Shadow.
If someone breaks into your house you better use the 45 if you're confronted. I don't think I would even say 'freeze'. They know you're in there and obviously don't care. That's serious business and scary to even think about. Your girlfriend is a very lucky lady.
Usually a shotgun would be the weapon of choice. You don't have to worry about a projectile penetrating walls and killing your neighbor. A guy I knew in Ft Worth woke up to the sound of an explosion. His neighbor was cleaning a gun, it fired and the bullet went through two walls and demolished his TV set.
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No offense taken. Why would there be?
If you're "confronted", then sure, protect yourself and your loved ones.
OTOH, DO NOT go looking for them unless you have kids or family in another room.
If someone comes into my home unannounced, with my grandaughter on the other end of the house, I'm going hunting~!
But those are extenuating circumstances.
Otherwise, you might be wise to heed the advise previously given, lock yourself in the room with your weapon trained on the door, and comfortably braced and shielded by, lets say a bed, and call the cops on your cell phone (they can cut hardwires).
You might live long enough to tell about it.
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02-20-2011, 08:54 AM
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Location: Sunshine State
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Name : Bob Korreck
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Originally Posted by Shadow
No offense taken. Why would there be?
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Did you not see the smiley?
I'm just sayen if they break in knowing it's occupied it is be a much more dangerous scenario. They're probably armed and prepared to kill. If they come to your bedroom, identify the target and shoot. Do not hesitate.
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02-20-2011, 11:07 AM
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Name : Jeff Carlton
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It is sooo much easier to know what to do in a cockpit. If you come in they don't walk out.
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02-20-2011, 11:39 AM
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Name : Bob Korreck
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sub-Zero
It is sooo much easier to know what to do in a cockpit. If you come in they don't walk out.
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I didn't know if that issue had been settled. Can you explain who carries and describe the weapon?
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02-20-2011, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob K
Did you not see the smiley?
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Apparently not
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I'm just sayen if they break in knowing it's occupied it is be a much more dangerous scenario. They're probably armed and prepared to kill. If they come to your bedroom, identify the target and shoot. Do not hesitate.
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This is exactly what I teach in our personal safety and defense course given to the general public.
Stay put. get ready, know what you're going to do, alert the authorities and wait.
If they take the china, so be it.
DOn't be a hero...the funerals are boring
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Originally Posted by Sub-Zero
It is sooo much easier to know what to do in a cockpit. If you come in they don't walk out.
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That's gotta be bitch on flight attendants
BTW-Who makes the call now as to cockpit weapons?
Is it the airline or the pilot?
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02-20-2011, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Shadow
Apparently not
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Please look cause it's there.
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02-20-2011, 01:46 PM
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we have an alarm, we just didnt set it at night when we were sleeping. we are settingthe alarm at night now and im planning on putting another deadbold on the door. one that you can only work from the inside, slides into a hole i drill thru the tile and into the concrete foundation. no key, just locks from the inside. also put rods in the slidding glass door tracks. thanks for everyones input and rest assure im not trying to shoot anyone, i was just pretty worked up when the whole thing happened. sarah is explicetly clear on the procedure of waking both alec and i up in case of emergency. if this happens again, i hope that the alarm going off will be enough to send whatever piece of $hit runnig, and most likely save their life. ive warned the neighbors, as strange as it sounds im glad they targeted us and not some of the neighbors. they are older and likely unable to protect themselves. not to say old=weak. i just know my neighbors. thanks for everyones help.
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02-20-2011, 02:00 PM
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Location: Crawfordville, FL
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Name : Rich Zuchowski
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Shadow
Stay put. get ready, know what you're going to do, alert the authorities and wait.
If they take the china, so be it.
DOn't be a hero...the funerals are boring
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Damn if I'm going to hide in the bedroom while the cretins steal me blind. If the cops even show up before they leave, they probably wouldn't prosecute anyway. Just make the perps give back what they were trying to steal and send them on their merry way, telling me I need to file civil charges if I can prove damages....
I am going to just have to assume that Connie and I are on our own in something like this. To assume otherwise COULD put us into leading roles in that funeral indicated above.
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02-20-2011, 02:21 PM
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Internet Sanitation Engineer
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Name : Rich Zuchowski
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BTW, if you NEED to shoot a perp in your house, your first shot will likely temporarily blind you as well as deafen you, so make sure it counts. YOU will also be spotted at that time as well so don't stay where you were when you fired. Bear in mind that flimsy wooden doors and walls made of sheetrock will NOT protect you from return fire, if that happens. Your only protection will be to NOT be where they shoot at.
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02-20-2011, 03:02 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich Z
Damn if I'm going to hide in the bedroom while the cretins steal me blind. If the cops even show up before they leave, they probably wouldn't prosecute anyway. Just make the perps give back what they were trying to steal and send them on their merry way, telling me I need to file civil charges if I can prove damages....
I am going to just have to assume that Connie and I are on our own in something like this. To assume otherwise COULD put us into leading roles in that funeral indicated above.
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I'm starting to think you're anti cops but a lot of your friends are LEO's. I do understand your attitude but friends are friends.
Shadow posted good advice. I've had some advanced training also and if you're moving about the house your chances of winning diminish greatly. Facts are facts and this is one battle you do not want to lose.
I'm not taking sides on this issue but I want you to be safe. We need you.
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