Should ANY weapons be banned?

[Premier]

If you shoot them, that is self defense. If you shot them again in the back as they run away, that is attempted murder. It depends on how you handle the situation.

Yup. That at least will be a trial and a hefty lawyer fee you trying to prove it was self defense.

[Time Warner]

Yup. That at least will be a trial and a hefty lawyer fee you trying to prove it was self defense.

Well if the cop is good at doing his job, he shouldn't charge you in the first place.

[Faydee]

you can shoot someone in the back and it still be self defense... you people either believe all the BS you hear, don't have a good imigination, or have never shot guns...

example guy pulls a gun on you and you pull yours, he thinks oh sh!t and runs but shoots over his shoulder... you drop to one knee and pop him in the back 3-4 times... granted if you do shoot someone in th eback it is going to be a lot harder to explaoin and prove but it isnt always murder...


the highway thing i'll cut and past one form a local gun forum...

Drive to the At&t store this morning, heading south bound on I-15 i am in middle lane going 70 Mph with a semi truck right in front up me and another semi truck behind me. the truck behind me got right on my butt way to close and started getting closer and then backing off and kept repeating that. then he started honking at me and i could see he was getting irate in my rear view. so i kinda through my hands up like what would you like me to do. so when i did that he got over into the slow lane (Left hand side of me). and came next to me screaming witch im fine with call me all the names you want. BUT THEN! he started swerving his truck into my lane still yelling i after the 3 time i took it as a threat to my life. ripped the glock 19 off my hip and aimed it right at him. he slammed on he brakes and i passed him. i holstered my fire arm and dial 911 explained to the operator what happen she took my info and 20 mins later got a call from a highway patrolman. who said we will leave it at this being that i didnt have to discharge my firearm took my info and said keep safe.

i asked him if i was justified and he said did you fear for your life. i said yes. and he replied "then yes you had the right to take aggressive action.

still shaking.

[Floyd1982]

if the drunk neighbor that hates me cause my dog sh!ts on his lawn says he is going to kill me and comes back from his garage with an axe and starts coming towards me and i lift up my **** and say you might want to rethink that... that is the justifiable use of it... or can even draw down on him... if i am scared for my life i can then fire until the threat has stopped...

just saying

your above examples is not what i was talking about that is legal in utah

No, I get what you are saying, Brian was saying it was illegal to brandish in commission of a crime, not anytime but I think I misinterpreted his original point. I think he was saying under his idea, it would still be okay, just as long as you weren't committing a crime. I thought he was saying right now, everywhere, that it is acceptable.

[Faydee]

okay so we are good

[FightGame]

Look up Massad Ayoob. He runs MAG 40 training/self defense class is used as an expert witness in high profile self defense cases.

[Daywork]

Recently companies such as LaRue Tactical and Olympic Arms announced they will no longer sell prohibited items to government agencies and personnel in states denying civilians to own those same items. It has been and will continue to be Cheaper Than Dirt's policy not to sell prohibited items to government agencies and agents in states, counties, cities and municipalities that have enacted restrictive gun control laws against their citizens. We support and encourage other companies that share in this sentiment.

[Baphomet3]

Recently companies such as LaRue Tactical and Olympic Arms announced they will no longer sell prohibited items to government agencies and personnel in states denying civilians to own those same items. It has been and will continue to be Cheaper Than Dirt's policy not to sell prohibited items to government agencies and agents in states, counties, cities and municipalities that have enacted restrictive gun control laws against their citizens. We support and encourage other companies that share in this sentiment.

FUCK YES. That's the best thing I've heard all week. LAPD gets uzis and the rest of you get black powder deer rifles -- um, no, asshole . . . I don't ****ing think so.

[Jackel585]

Recently companies such as LaRue Tactical and Olympic Arms announced they will no longer sell prohibited items to government agencies and personnel in states denying civilians to own those same items. It has been and will continue to be Cheaper Than Dirt's policy not to sell prohibited items to government agencies and agents in states, counties, cities and municipalities that have enacted restrictive gun control laws against their citizens. We support and encourage other companies that share in this sentiment.

Missouri gonna have the best armed cops if others follow suit

[Verbal Kint]

the US government wants the citizens to lay their guns down,

but the US government, and all other law enforcement agencies have no intention of laying their guns down.


very troubling times ahead in the US.