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Thanks for the clarification. My concern - aside from the rather unorthodox greeting - was that you may not be justified in using force, opening yourself up to criminal/civil charges or the possibility that the visitor could use justified deadly force. But given that they would be trespassing ...

If ANYONE knocks on our door, I sneak out the side/back with a long gun and they are proned out before I even get all the way around the corner to the front. If it's anytime after normal business hours (dusk/night) then the wife covers the door from the inside. Proned, restrained, and searched ...

This is one of those scenarios where I'm grateful we live on some acerage. If ANYONE knocks on our door, I sneak out the side/back with a long gun and they are proned out before I even get all the way around the corner to the front. If it's anytime after normal business hours (dusk/night) then the ...

Drawing of the weapon, not so much....The arrest however is a very gray area; better to stick to the black and white when effecting an arrest as a private citizen. Here's the reference:

TITLE 1. CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURECHAPTER 14. ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTArt. 14.01. OFFENSE WITHIN VIEW. (a) A ...

Another consideration may be that the only time she'd be allowed to practice with or purchase ammunition for it would be with you, or someone else who's 21 or older.

Would a nice shotty not be a better choice? I don't know your daughter, stature, familiarity with firearms, etc., but it's just a ...

Hospitals and fire-rescue departments in the metroplex have lock boxes, if you are sick or injured, you can inform the MICU crew that you are armed and designate who you want to pick it up. It then goes into a locked gun case and is carried to the hospital with you, the gun is then transferred to ...

Hospitals and fire-rescue departments in the metroplex have lock boxes, if you are sick or injured, you can inform the MICU crew that you are armed and designate who you want to pick it up. It then goes into a locked gun case and is carried to the hospital with you, the gun is then transferred to ...

just curious, i have a friend of my brother who just got a felony for a non violent crime (evading). he is 21 are his 2A right completely gone or can he still own one in his home? what about protection under Motor vehicle protection act?

i would hate not to be able to carry a gun im just curious ...