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post 1450842663 07-02-2016, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted By rjones416
how many lives your ar-15 save? you're a cuck if you cant fight off an intruder with a baseball bat.
thats all i have and a knife, might get a gun in the future, but better option would be a mansion with own security team, aint nobody breaking into that
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also best defense is actually you being awake, who gives a fuk if you even have a tank for home invasion when you are asleep during that chit ?
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Originally Posted By Halfway
The vibrant youth that hit my elderly neighbor didn't run from his shotgun, they shot him in the chest in front of his wife.

Not sure if he froze, missed them or fumbled his gun, the full story never came out but it ended badly for him.

When there was just one guy robbing an old lady he was chased off because her nephew was in the back room and came out firing. I'd not bargain on multiple cracked out gentle giants just running at the sound of a shotgun racking..
Do most states have castle doctrine? Our laws are very loose in terms of defending our property.
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Originally Posted By Halfway
The vibrant youth that hit my elderly neighbor didn't run from his shotgun, they shot him in the chest in front of his wife.

Not sure if he froze, missed them or fumbled his gun, the full story never came out but it ended badly for him.

When there was just one guy robbing an old lady he was chased off because her nephew was in the back room and came out firing. I'd not bargain on multiple cracked out gentle giants just running at the sound of a shotgun racking..
There was an incident in northern California about a decade ago where a rich guy bought some antiques, and they were delivered by gang members. They came back armed and took several of the occupants hostage at gun point.

Home owner comes out blasting and kills one or two of the attackers, but he gets shot to death in the process. He was using pistols.

If he had come out with an AK things could have ended very differently. But that was in kommiefornia, where AKs are evil assault weapons that only the criminals get to have, thanks to Leland yee.
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This alpha old man explains why AR-15 is the ultimate home defense weapon and superior to the shotgun for most people. Way less recoil, 30 rounds ect.

Cant wait to get one once I move back to a state that isnt cucked.
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Originally Posted By TwoHumpChump
Do most states have castle doctrine? Our laws are very loose in terms of defending our property.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle..._United_States

Theres nuances for different states, some are really strong, like florida, you can light up anyone thats broken into your house.
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Originally Posted By TR88
thats all i have and a knife, might get a gun in the future,but better option would be a mansion with own security team,aint nobody breaking into that
Like the politicians trying to remove your Right to defend yourself?
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Originally Posted By Canadian_Lifter
I don't even have a gun. I will never have a gun because the prevalence of firearm 'accidents' are relatively sky high. Firearms are incredibly dangerous to have in a family home.

You say that I need training. Please, do elaborate. Where does the logic for this 'need of training' stem from?
There are no accidents. Only negligence. Firearms are not incredibly dangerous to have in the home.

Keep your booger hook off the bang switch and it will not go off.
Originally Posted By RedSoxfan1978
An AR with proper ammo is far superior to any handgun.

Handguns are not fighting weapons. They are defensive weapons.

When Law Enforcement raids a home or Marines kick a door in over in Iraq no one is carrying a handgun into the fight. Except maybe the first guy on ballistic shield duty.

Handguns are not fight stoppers. Save for a CNS shot.

If I have time or a warning I'm grabbing my M4. If not it will be the 1911 or Glock or Beretta 92. Whichever is with me or closest to me.

I was nearly home invaded by three men many years ago. I was able to prevail. My 1911 saved my life.

It's something that can and does happen. It was completely random. In the middle of the day and in broad daylight in a very nice neighborhood.

In Florida we are in very good legal standing for using lethal force in our homes or any domicile we occupy legally.

Criminals are scum and usually too high or too stupid to back off and leave.

Those of you that think they will run away are in for a very serious wake up call.

Racking a shotgun or chambering a pistol may sound like a good idea. Except you may not have two hands free. I didn't. I was already in a struggle. He was already on me and it happens very fast. You're already behind the curve at that point. Action beats reaction every time.

Plus if they are truly bad they will hear you rack your shotgun. Now they know where you are...
If I were a bad guy and I were armed and I heard a shotgun rack behind a wall... I'm going to put some rounds through that wall. Just an idea to think about.

If they have the balls to come into your home while you're there then they are not going to run off easily.

If all they wanted was our nice **** they would empty the house while we were gone at work. Think about that.

Anyone coming into your home while it's occupied wants more than your PlayStation 4.

Stay safe.
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post 1450881953 07-03-2016, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Think again Boyo...

lmao you may want to take down this pic
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Originally Posted By JimmyRustle1
lmao you may want to take down this pic
Why?
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Why?
Where did you get it? Im assuming its empty.
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Originally Posted By JimmyRustle1
Where did you get it? Im assuming its empty.
Its a demilled tube. Just fiberglass once the rocket is fired. Completely legal
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Its a demilled tube. Just fiberglass once the rocket is fired. Completely legal
I understand what it is. Im just cautious about posting anything the government can be deemed stolen. I know a S1 guy that posted a couple things for sale that he tactically acquired and got in a lot of trouble for it. I know this isn't a sale forum but it is very well connect. Just my $0.02. You may have gotten this at a gun show through the appropriate channels. IDK
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I installed a missile silo to my garden for home defense brah
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Lol at people not walking around with a machine gun strapped over each shoulder at all times with a round of bullets as back up.

Enjoy your painful gruesome death at the hands of criminals you losers. 2nd amendment, constitutional right, guns hurrrr
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I agree with the OP. However, the suppressor negates the argument for SBR being easier to maneuver. Also, there is nothing wrong with say, my glock with mounted light. I am plenty accurate with it in close quarters. I also run a "stick" mag for capacity comparable to a Pmag. Also, there are handgun rounds much more suitable for home defense that wont go through every wall in my house and take casualties. All that being said, my rifle and plate carrier sits in my bedside safe ready to rock and roll if needed. Murica
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so the only thing i would do different is take off the suppressor for HD. It would look a little shady if you were to cap someone in your home with a suppressor on. The general public associates suppressors with james bond spy ****/hitman ****.

my plan is to eventually get an SBR. Only have a 16" now.
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Originally Posted By hockeybpr25
so the only thing i would do different is take off the suppressor for HD. It would look a little shady if you were to cap someone in your home with a suppressor on. The general public associates suppressors with james bond spy ****/hitman ****.

my plan is to eventually get an SBR. Only have a 16" now.
A suppressor does not affect the legality of killing a home invader......
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Originally Posted By TR88
also best defense is actually you being awake, who gives a fuk if you even have a tank for home invasion when you are asleep during that chit ?
That's why you have an alarm system.
Also have a couple of Rottweilers roaming around. I sleep like a baby. :-)
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Originally Posted By hockeybpr25
so the only thing i would do different is take off the suppressor for HD. It would look a little shady if you were to cap someone in your home with a suppressor on. The general public associates suppressors with james bond spy ****/hitman ****.

my plan is to eventually get an SBR. Only have a 16" now.
You're correct. The good news is that suppressors detach very quickly. Ya hurr me?? 😉
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Originally Posted By RedSoxfan1978
You're correct. The good news is that suppressors detach very quickly. Ya hurr me??
Even though that's true, if you shoot someone in your home, I don't think the suppressor will be a multiplier for the DA.
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Originally Posted By veggie530
Even though that's true, if you shoot someone in your home, I don't think the suppressor will be a multiplier for the DA.
In Florida in your own home you would be good no matter you shot them with. From all I can gather.

Many other states may crucify you for the same thing.
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Originally Posted By elterrible987



This alpha old man explains why AR-15 is the ultimate home defense weapon and superior to the shotgun for most people. Way less recoil, 30 rounds ect.

Cant wait to get one once I move back to a state that isnt cucked.
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Originally Posted By 4ea
There was an incident in northern California about a decade ago where a rich guy bought some antiques, and they were delivered by gang members. They came back armed and took several of the occupants hostage at gun point.

Home owner comes out blasting and kills one or two of the attackers, but he gets shot to death in the process. He was using pistols.

If he had come out with an AK things could have ended very differently. But that was in kommiefornia, where AKs are evil assault weapons that only the criminals get to have, thanks to Leland yee.
God bless st yee for pushing the legislation to ban the deadly Bullet Buttons that are stalking our streets and killing our babies

Just lol @ the pathetic cucks ITT literally reveling in their inability to defend their family from armed intruders.
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Originally Posted By Halfway
God bless st yee for pushing the legislation to ban the deadly Bullet Buttons that are stalking our streets and killing our babies

Just lol @ the pathetic cucks ITT literally reveling in their inability to defend their family from armed intruders.
Yes. Rifles are not only much easier to hit with they are much more effective. Torso shots are generally a done deal.

Poor guy at least he went out fighting instead of tied up watching his wife and daughter get gang raped. It happened here not too long ago. Guy gave them what they wanted. They tied them all up and raped the wife and daughter many times over then shot them anyway.

Never ever get tied up. Ever. Whatever is going to happen is going to happen right here and now.

Stay safe brahs
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Originally Posted By FrontDoublePie
I agree with the OP. However, the suppressor negates the argument for SBR being easier to maneuver.
No, it doesn't. If I had a suppressor on a 16" non SBR then it would.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
No, it doesn't. If I had a suppressor on a 16" non SBR then it would.
I think he means in your effort to make your rifle shorter, you inadvertently made it longer by attaching a suppressor. Still much better than attaching a suppressor to a 16" barrel.
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