If you can't hit the home invader with the first 10 bullets (enemies, attorney)
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Have you ever shot at a moving target? Under the most massive amount of stress you have ever been under in your life? Have you ever been shot at? After being woken up at 2am? Do you really know anything about what is commonly referred too as "tactical shooting?"
Why do military persons carry massive amounts of rounds on their person? They are highly trained, yet it takes them many, many, many, many rounds to kill one target. Same holds true for police.
You don't always have a paper target sitting on a target stand. And Hollywood Movies and TV Shows are fake.
Not too mention, what about multiple intruders? Rarely is a home invasion done alone.
Do you know how many people are shot and still live? How many rounds does it take to stop someone? 1, 2, 3, 14? Who knows? There is no "magic formula." Someone MAY go down with one round; however, again, this isn't Hollywood. This is real life. It could take 15, 20, 30 rounds to stop someone.
The problem with this issue is the ignorance of the general public. Yet, they believe they can make statements which hold some sort of water, without knowing anything. Except what they see on TV.
I could not help but ROFL at this one. Seriously? hahaha
You seem pretty upset that I was quickly able to produce several stories that made you mocking post look silly.
I always get upset with daydreamy gun fondlers who think they're Clint Eastwood and situations are just got to mold themselves to them, so they can shoot a perp perfectly and be "the hero."
Makes sense to me that noise would scare someone about to carry out a home robbery, and would think about it twice before going forward with it. The last thing someone about to carry out a home robbery wants is noise, people awake, voices, people dialing 911, neighbors waking up in a neighborhood in which everyone is home, etc., which is why robberies in homes are generally done when the people aren't there to begin with.
Do you ever research anything, or just parrot ignorant mis-guided talking points.....
I always get upset with daydreamy gun fondlers who think they're Clint Eastwood and situations are just got to mold themselves to them, so they can shoot a perp perfectly and be "the hero."
WOW, even when proven wrong you still spew ignorant leftist BASELESS talking points....
I always get upset with daydreamy gun fondlers who think they're Clint Eastwood and situations are just got to mold themselves to them, so they can shoot a perp perfectly and be "the hero."
I actually am Clint Eastwood.
Most of the people on this thread (all that I have seen) have been stating the opposite of what you claim they argue. If you read the thread you will see that the reason people are giving for having more than 10 bullets is the fact that real situations are very choatic and the presence of fear makes it more so. It's those that argue that 10 should be enough that seem to think things will just fall into place. You're arguing against a point nobody is making yet you continue to assert it. You're actually helping to make the point for the "gun fondlers" as you say but you don't even realize it.
I always get upset with daydreamy gun fondlers who think they're Clint Eastwood and situations are just got to mold themselves to them, so they can shoot a perp perfectly and be "the hero."
I know a lot of gun owners. The mindset of all that I know is that they hope to never actually have to shoot someone but they're prepared to do whatever is necessary to defend themselves and their families. How many gun owners have you actually spoken with about the subject? I'd guess it would be a number starting with z and ending with o. No?
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