I have completely lost faith in humanity

Quote from Maverick74:

Yes, but when he comes home and tells them to stop, they are like, f*ck you, I'm not stopping. I mean who acts like that? I agree, it's a poorly worded ad. But they did "break" into his home. It was locked!!!!!! And then refused to stop when he asked them to. This is what shotguns are good for.
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What would you have done with a shotgun? Shoot the thieves?

But that's immaterial. Let me explain. You didn't listen to the story. The crowd had descended upon the house while the family wasn't there. A shotgun on the back of your pickup would have done no help in this case.

Doh my name is Maverick and duh duh a uh duh I want to shoot some uh duh duh duh peeple wid my shotgun uhhhhh. Urrrr. Maverick love Mongo duhhhh.

:D
 
Quote from L-Kabong:

What would you have done with a shotgun? Shoot the thieves?

But that's immaterial. Let me explain. You didn't listen to the story. The crowd had descended upon the house while the family wasn't there. A shotgun on the back of your pickup would have done no help in this case.

Doh my name is Maverick and duh duh a uh duh I want to shoot some uh duh duh duh peeple wid my shotgun uhhhhh. Urrrr. Maverick love Mongo duhhhh.

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Ugh, no. You did not listen to the story. He said he came home and told the people to stop and they refused. That is the point where I get my shotgun and start firing shots into the air. I'll bet you the place would have cleared out in 10 seconds flat.
 
If the homeowner is like 99.999% of shotgun owners then he wouldn't carry the gun with him to work and the gun would of been in the bedroom closet and thus in the hands of the looters/bargin hunters.
 
Quote from bigarrow:

If the homeowner is like 99.999% of shotgun owners then he wouldn't carry the gun with him to work and the gun would of been in the bedroom closet and thus in the hands of the looters/bargin hunters.
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Here in SoCal if you "brandish" a shotgun (basically meaning to display the weapon in a confrontational situation) it is considered to be assault. You don't even have to point it at anyone. If you "rack" the shotgun it is considered to be aggravated assault. Shooting into the air in Los Angeles County can get you thrown into jail on all kinds of charges.
 
Quote from Maverick74:

Ugh, no. You did not listen to the story. He said he came home and told the people to stop and they refused. That is the point where I get my shotgun and start firing shots into the air. I'll bet you the place would have cleared out in 10 seconds flat.
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I'd say chamber a round, and let it rip right there up through the ceiling in the house. After all, they were being forclosed on. What the hell should they care?:D
 
Quote from 377OHMS:

Here in SoCal if you "brandish" a shotgun (basically meaning to display the weapon in a confrontational situation) it is considered to be assault. You don't even have to point it at anyone. If you "rack" the shotgun it is considered to be aggravated assault. Shooting into the air in Los Angeles County can get you thrown into jail on all kinds of charges.
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I had a situation with a dog. I called the police and they couldn't be bothered. I said I should resort to my rifle then. The police said I could get in trouble (I lived in the burbs then). I said well, "I'll get my bow and arrow". They sent someone over.
 
Quote from nutmeg:

I had a situation with a dog. I called the police and they couldn't be bothered. I said I should resort to my rifle then. The police said I could get in trouble (I lived in the burbs then). I said well, "I'll get my bow and arrow". They sent someone over.
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Reminds me of when I first moved into my house .Every day I came home my neighbors husky (that lived 1/8 mile down the rd)would challenge me getting out of my fricken car in my own driveway.

The dogs owner was a cop. So I knew the police would be no solution.
On the 3rd day of this in a row I chased the damn dog all the way home with a fricken maddox.

Next day the dog was waiting for me and took a shit in my yard and ran away when I pulled up.
I bagged it up and threw it on the owners door step.
 
Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:

Reminds me of when I first moved into my house .Every day I came home my neighbors husky (that lived 1/8 mile down the rd)would challenge me getting out of my fricken car in my own driveway.

The dogs owner was a cop. So I knew the police would be no solution.
On the 3rd day of this in a row I chased the damn dog all the way home with a fricken maddox.

Next day the dog was waiting for me and took a shit in my yard and ran away when I pulled up.
I bagged it up and threw it on the owners door step.
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Sounds like the dog was a good judge of character and liked to play pratical jokes. :cool:
 
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