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RIP sir

Condolenses and prayers for the family

Where is description of the car jackers ?

Thanks for your posts
I really enjoy them

PBR wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 6:22 pm I still conceal but just makes it so nice no worry of if it gets shown or seen. I'm a big guy and that was always a worry or hassle to deal with.

What can you do ? Standing at the Counter and some one comes in quick like this.....Need eyes in the back of your head

Bad times we are in.

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Here's a new one on why we should be carrying with big dogs around. No one had a decent weapon to assist the Mail Man

Thanks for the replies....good stuff. My mind was made up near to 40 years ago regarding dogs. I was roughnecking one summer and staying with my old widow great aunt in Buffalo, Texas. I got home from the rig one night after the 12 hours. A big mean Doberman right next door had got out and knocked a...

Beiruty, Thank you for the concise sequential summary. This was very helpful to me as I have not been following the thread. I posted on FB page A mom called the Houston, TX Police Department and informed that her (58 years old) daughter is doing drugs at her own house Police claimed a mom was worrie...

Saw this over on Glock Talk and wanted to ask if it would be justified / legal to shoot the attacking dog in Texas by LTC Holder ?

It sure looks to me like it would be justified to shoot the attacking dog?



Thanks, gamboolman....

I have read the whole thread and I am confused.

Can someone please offer Cliff Notes to succinctly define what has happened.

Thanks, gamboolman...

Well done Ari....
Well done

TomS wrote: ↑Wed Sep 12, 2018 10:16 pm Nice reaction from her partner. I enjoyed the insurance shot after he rounded the car. I’m glad the female cop is alive, I can care less for the other guy as life is about choices and he chose his fate.

Well said Tom.

Best wishes for the wounded Officer.

Dayum !
Thanks OP

Prayers for this man's family.

Well done sir and thank you for your sacrifice - God's speed.

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