I won't be putting any tacticool markings on my self-defense weapons

[JohnC]

Because they'll use it in court against you.....

http://www.azfamily.com/story/31480834/questions-over-assault-weapon-used-by-mesa-officer-facing-murder-charge?autostart=true

[Dustbuster]

That is absolutely correct it goes right along with using target ammo in your personal defense weapon versus hollow points or some other type of ammo made specifically for self-defense or law-enforcement
A proactive attorney will convince a jury that you were just dying to shoot somebody with that dolled up black rifle with all of the bells whistles lasers whistles trinkets and dingdong's Edited March 16, 2016 by Dustbuster

[monkeylizard]

Yep.

 

"Smile, wait for flash" is funny inscribed around a muzzle.....until the prosecuting attorney reads that to a jury.

[E4 No More]

Well, I see it as a statement of fact: you are F'd if the dust cover flies open. :)

[Omega]

 

“That statement tells me this is a person who’s enthusiastic about killing people," Marc Victor, lawyer for Sweet and her late husband, argued. "That’s what that inscription means.”

What a load of BS, next they will be using "Born to Kill" tattoos and t-shirts like the one below to argue the same thing.  Don't get me wrong, I think it was a poor decision to put that on a service weapon, whether issued or not but to make that leap is BS.  All this is, is a lawyer throwing everything up against the wall to see what will stick; with the body cam footage they should have enough to rule one way or another, there is no need to BS with all this anti-gun crap.

 

 

We were first issued some Trijicon scopes with scriptures on it that we had to return due to the way it looked to the public, did that mean we were on a crusade?  Nope, just PC gone wild. :sick: And those snafus went straight to the top, we started to build up for Afghanistan under "Operation Infinite Justice" but changed to "Operation Enduring Freedom" due to Muslim sensitivities.  Where will this end?

[E4 No More]

What a load of BS, next they will be using "Born to Kill" tattoos and t-shirts like the one below to argue the same thing.  Don't get me wrong, I think it was a poor decision to put that on a service weapon, whether issued or not but to make that leap is BS.  All this is, is a lawyer throwing everything up against the wall to see what will stick; with the body cam footage they should have enough to rule one way or another, there is no need to BS with all this anti-gun crap.

 

 

We were first issued some Trijicon scopes with scriptures on it that we had to return due to the way it looked to the public, did that mean we were on a crusade?  Nope, just PC gone wild. :sick: And those snafus went straight to the top, we started to build up for Afghanistan under "Operation Infinite Justice" but changed to "Operation Enduring Freedom" due to Muslim sensitivities.  Where will this end?

When I was a cop I was counseled not to wear clothing like "Kill them all and let God sort them out" and similar for this very reason. A picture can come back and bite you right in the ass in a heartbeat.

[AtomicRooster]

Those back plates on your Glock slide too.

[monkeylizard]

Judged by 12 doesn't mean judged by 12 TGOers.

Edited March 17, 2016 by monkeylizard

[10-Ring]

Yep. Judged by 12 doesn't mean judged by 12 TGOers.

If these people can argue for crap lawsuits like this I can argue that my peers are TGO members.