"too old to take a whoopin"

[lrgoodger]

Ya, no doubt. This is what happens when those young idiots try to rob the wrong guy. This youngster could have just as easily come to my place, since I am about the same distance from where he lived. And folks think I'm strange for carrying in my living room. I learned that from my dad.

http://www.wndu.com/news/headlines/One-person-shot-during-LaPorte-Co-home-invasion-214608311.html?ref=311

 

[Bob Sebold]

Sounds like outstanding accuracy and one dead goblin. Well done.

 

[lrgoodger]

Well, I didn't do it, but I've heard several of these stories where if you weren't ready, you'll wish you had been. I'd rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

Ron

 

[Johnboy]

I have always said that older people ans honest woman need to carry no matter what they are doing.Hope YOU never need to use yours,but glade you are ready for a bad guy.

 

[CaptainMal]

Both my wife and I carry all the time. As I sit and write this, I have one in my back pocket. Almost never am I dressed without a gun on me. Depending on what I am doing I take a different gun for the situation. Here in Florida I am on the boat and motorcycle a lot and wear shorts mostly.

The NAA 22 mag revolver fits perfectly in small shorts and suits. Larger clothing has me switching to my old 380 Colt Mustang Pocketlight.

Your story is a good reminder to be prepared.

 

[ARIZONA_F_CLASS]

He didn't have any Skittles on him did he?

 

[timeout]

We had a drugged up nut job park on our land back in April. He wound up bludgeoning three elderly persons to death. I carry full time since then. I'm not openeing the door for anyone that I don't know unless I have heat in my hand. People can think what they want, but I will do my very best never to be caught off guard.