MikePapa1

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Gun maker Kahr to pay record damage claim - MarketWatch

Prosecutors Build Case After Hundreds Of Guns Seized - Indiana News Story - WRTV Indianapolis "Williams was taken into custody on Thursday after police searched his home on Indianapolis' east side, finding 485 guns, including a fully automatic Uzi submachine gun.[TABLE=class: storyAd] [TR] [TD=class: storyAdObj] [TABLE] [TR] [TD=align: center][/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] Investigators said they believe Williams used money he stole from his employer, Family Indoor Shooting Range, to buy millions of dollars in guns over the course of four years." Wow.

While I agree that a Grand Jury is almost always under the sway of the State, I was pleasantly surprised to learn yesterday that our Grand Jury returned three "No True Bills" on a client of mine.

That's who'd charge, yes. A jury, ultimately, would decide.

Katrina shooting victim hit by bullets from three guns: expert | Reuters "James Brissette, 17, was shot seven times by guns including an AK-47 assault rifle, another rifle and a shotgun, forensic pathologist Vincent Di Maio told jurors in a New Orleans courtroom. Two shotgun pellet wounds at the base of his skull caused his death, Di Maio said." I've not followed this but I've never heard of a police officer using an AK-47. Am I missing something?

House Dems push bill to make gun trafficking a federal offense - TheHill.com "The bill would make it illegal for a person to receive or transfer two or more firearms while “knowing or having reasonable cause to believe†that those guns would end up in the hands of a felon or someone intending to commit a felony. The legislation details several sentencing guidelines, with a maximum penalty ranging between 20 and 25 years in prison." Interesting definition.

Gun sales in Arizona on record pace I like the gun show comment. Idiots.

He, technically, should be charged, but I think, like the guy here in Gallatin, who chased the burglar shooting, he probaly won't be.

Pa. lawyer gets 10-25 years in hunting death | The News Journal | delawareonline.com Even weirder than it sounds.

The District of Columbia Would Like To Sell You A Gun | The Atlanta Post Interesting.

A probation officer friend of mine has a sign in his office: Life is hard; It's even harder when you're stupid

You and your family will be in my prayers. Speedy recovery.

Never underestimate the power of stupidity and you'll never be disappointed.

White House Plans to Release New Gun Safety Measures ‘in the Near Future’ | Breaking news and opinion on The Blaze

Well, welcome anyway.

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/43654978/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/ Wow talk about overreaction and the death of common sense.

No, it allows a range of cant but no where near 360 degrees.

If you don't like leather, then one of the synthetics that mirrors the Cross Breed Super Tuck would be the best for concealment. I use the SuperTuck for my 220 or 226 when I dress casually as it gives great concealment. When in a suit, I carry in the Galco SkyOps, but it's leather.

I had an incident early on in practicing dealing with a former police officer, fired, as I understand it for excessive force, whose wife I represented in their divorce. Suddenly, it wasn't her filing for divorce in his eyes it was me. According to him, in court, I was taking his home and his sons away from him. He came to my office with a loaded shotgun. Luckily, my secretary at the time saw him pull up, locked the door and called the police. He was arrested, because he'd made threats to his wife and to me, and ended up doing a year or so in jail. After that, I cut a deal with the Sheriff's Department and bought one of their carry weapons, my beloved Sig 226 and regularly trained with them. I also cut a deal with the Judges that as long as I met the same criteria as the police officers on pistol qualifications, I could carry in the Courthouse and even during court. I have done so regularly ever since, except I can't carry here in the Courtroom, it's a felony, after all. I used to love shooting with the Sheriff's Department. There's nothing like having a road officer outscored by a defense attorney, that raises your street cred with them and, gets them ribbing from their peers. I miss those days.

Welcome to TGO from a transplanted Hoosier. I was born in Indy, grew up on the south side and then lived on the west side before relocating.

I only carry one extra magazine, but I practice shot placement regularly and carry a Sig 220.

Welcome from a transplanted Hoosier.

Law.com - Recent Attacks on Family Law Attorneys Are Grim Reminders of Practice's Dangers This is exactly why I started carrying a gun 25 years ago and continue to do so today.

The trigger should work the hammer even without the slide assembly attached. If it doesn't, then you need to take the grips off to see what the problem is.