http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xteDjaNKY0
Most people don’t use their rifle as a primary weapon but hope to get to it in time if the need arises. For those people who do use a rifle for primary defense, the ability to have it with you at all times is critical. I’m thinking of a farmer who may need to use their firearm against four-legged critters or gun owners preparing for the day when the s hits the f. Carrying a rifle all day is harder than it seems. The first time I was in a training class that required participants to carry the rifle the entire time – including breaks, reloading and lunch – proved how unwieldy it can be. The rifle swings around, hitting both objects and yourself. It’s physically uncomfortable, both in terms of weight and chafing. And paying constant attention to muzzle disciple can become tiring. By day three of my course, the inconvenience all but disappeared. If you want to be able to carry a rifle for long periods of time, there is simply no substitute for practice. For those of you who live in communities where guns are not entirely welcome, just make sure your curtains are drawn.
Not even sure I can watch this; I’m so sick of hearing Piers’ voice. I’ll have to take the title of the video’s word for it.
Call this a moped, fun to give it a ride just don’t let your friends see you with it. I have seen a few of these at gun stores, definitely not for me.
you don’;t get it guys! He has pictures of CNN big-wigs with either kids, farm animals, or knows where bodies are buried. . . . it is that simple.
Watching Morgan, would be like watching your own vasectomy.
Why?
Even in that discussion on Huffington Post, most of the posters are pointing out that guns aren’t the problem in the cases the author cites.
Particularly in the case of the teenager. He entered the home illegally at night in a very intoxicated state, blew past the renter, started up the stairs toward the renter’s sleeping girlfriend, ignored commands to leave and a warning shot, ignored being shot once and continued advancing, and was finally killed with several more shots.
It’d take a pretty hard-hearted man to say that a teenager deserves to be killed for being stupid, sneaking out of the house, and getting drunk. Teenagers do that.
But he did make choices that put himself in a situation that resulted in his death. It’s tragic. I feel for the kid’s parents (and also for the renter, who has to feel horrible about this situation). The kid likely wasn’t a “bad” kid or a thug. But he did what he did and no one twisted his arm. Someone should have taught him about consequences before he got himself into such a bad situation that resulted in his death.
3 months!? That ammo is spent casings and lead in the berm by now.
What, did he miss the dog?
Don’t overlook they (Cerberus) would go to jail, or at least be sued into bankruptcy by their investors. Imagine them buying Taco Bell and deciding to stop selling tacos. Now if he personally owned Freedom Group he could do what ever he wanted.
Usually my guns get high temp grease, but if you insist…
Reminds me of an Adam Brody line, when his character is asked to go see a Colin Farrell movie: “Oh, let’s not!” I never understood what women see in this substance-abusing, unibrowed, average-looking actor.