yeah man, we shot my brothers ak this weekend, he has (2) 30 round clips, damn they are alot harder to load than the m4. i had the same problem with my .22, (1) 10 round clip, @ 500+ shots it gets boring loading the clip. plus it starts to wear on my fingers from the metal tips on the clip.

 

used to have an array of ar's,ak-47, ak-74,daewoo dr-200, kimber customII, s&w 686, glock 19,
glock 17, benelli 12ga, feather industries 9mm carbine, (these are sweet if you ever get a chance
to shoot one...there kinda rare) rem ltr .308 leupold optics, and a few others. started feeling like i WANTED the
world to end so it would give me a reason...........kept the neccessities, but sold the rest to buy my bike...i don't
miss it...rather be ridin'!

 

That is really nuts cause I thought the same thing!! Started preparin' for that $hit, savin and stockin' up with LOTS of ammo & food.

Took it a little too serious.....but it's comin, someday.

 

I have pistols, rifles, and a shot gun. They range from .22 to .357 for the pistols and then .22 to 7mm for the rifles.

As for shooting someone when they break into your house, make sure that you check with local law enforcement on the laws. I was in Maryland and a PO told me that you can only shoot someone that breaks into your house if they pose an immediate threat to your life or the life of a family member. I told him that I had two small children and a wife, they break into my house...they are considered a threat. He told me to make sure if something happens that by the time the cops arrive, there is a weapon somewhere near his/ her body and not to shoot them in the back.

 

Its kinda like the same rule down here in Fl. They have to pose an imediate threat to u, then u can shoot. But i heard that they just passed a law down here where even if ur out in public now u have the right to shoot to defend ur self...not just in ur home. Ive been thinkin bout gettin my carrier's permit but kinda afraid of what would happen. Pretty sure i need to grow up a lil more before i start shootin up everyone that bumps into me...lol

 

The more gun action you get into, the more "street cred" you can get to help you sell more rap albums! Let's start popin' caps, yo!

 

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It's called the Castle Doctrine or the Stand your ground law or the No Failure to retreat law depending on what state your in. Basically, it means you don't have to run and hide in your own home or wait for that last desperate moment to protect yourself in the event your under attack. Of course I wouldn't rely on anyone on a public forum for legal advice of this nature, but if you want the facts, check out packing.org for laws pertaining to firearms in your state.

 

that's why you keep the unregistered, lack of serial number, P.O.S. jennings .22 and put it the assailant cold dead hand!!!!!!!!!!!

 

He told me to make sure if something happens that by the time the cops arrive, there is a weapon somewhere near his/ her body

Thats probably the craziest thing i've heard yet on this topic. I'm not so sure I would do this.

In all honesty to shoot and kill someone you must be pretty damn scared for your life, which matters most. So, placing false evidence would add a whole new slew of problems, uneccessary problems.