"I don't want to have to kill this man, but I'll kill him graveyard dead"
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Cerise
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ResearchMonkey
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I hope someone bakes that poor woman some cookies, she's earned them.
ResearchMonkey
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old school.
jimpeel
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Re: Comeuppance
A lot of women use 16 ga as their skeet/trap/hunting arm as the recoil is far less than a 12 ga. The loads are smaller and the number of shot in a cartridge is less. It is also used by smaller men or those who want to increase their challenge at the skeet/trap range or hunting.
Many Olympic shooters use 16 ga as well. Lighter, easier to swing, lighter recoil.
A lot of women use 16 ga as their skeet/trap/hunting arm as the recoil is far less than a 12 ga. The loads are smaller and the number of shot in a cartridge is less. It is also used by smaller men or those who want to increase their challenge at the skeet/trap range or hunting.
Many Olympic shooters use 16 ga as well. Lighter, easier to swing, lighter recoil.
Winky
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die sucka die
I say that because my Mom had a double barrel
16 gauge trap and skeet shotgun that she won
in the late 50’s while she was in Alaska in
a shooting competition sponsored by Budweiser
I shot the dickens outta that thing as a kid.
Even my Kid shot it quite a few times.
We had a 'blast' loosein' off both barrels at once.
So perhaps there is a story behind that gun and just mebbe
that old girl knew how to use it.
No wait sure as shootin' she knew how to use it
that piece of shit is dead right?
We sure nuff ain’t never gonna see no coverage
on this story by the drive by media
now are we home dawgies?
I say that because my Mom had a double barrel
16 gauge trap and skeet shotgun that she won
in the late 50’s while she was in Alaska in
a shooting competition sponsored by Budweiser
I shot the dickens outta that thing as a kid.
Even my Kid shot it quite a few times.
We had a 'blast' loosein' off both barrels at once.
So perhaps there is a story behind that gun and just mebbe
that old girl knew how to use it.
No wait sure as shootin' she knew how to use it
that piece of shit is dead right?
We sure nuff ain’t never gonna see no coverage
on this story by the drive by media
now are we home dawgies?
ResearchMonkey
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On their way? The dead guy didn't feel like waiting, neither did Granny 
Cerise
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MrBishop
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I heard it...(pretty stupid of them NOT to edit out her address and other personal details).
Someone at the door trying to get the attention of the owner.
No answer, so he tries to break in. (Maybe to get access to a phone and call 9-1-1 for the accident)
Shot dead.
No attempt to find out why he's there, what he wants or even what he's saying. No attempt to even scare him off. "I've got a gun! I've called the police! Leave or I will shoot!"
She'll probably get off for it too.
Someone at the door trying to get the attention of the owner.
No answer, so he tries to break in. (Maybe to get access to a phone and call 9-1-1 for the accident)
Shot dead.
No attempt to find out why he's there, what he wants or even what he's saying. No attempt to even scare him off. "I've got a gun! I've called the police! Leave or I will shoot!"
She'll probably get off for it too.
ResearchMonkey
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Lets hope so.
Cerise
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The guy got through a locked gate, disregarded the barking dog, walked around the house screaming and yelling, trying to find a way in, banging on the back and front doors, and finally threw a chair through the door.
Somewhere in that call the dispatcher told the woman "you have to protect yourself" and "County 13 is advising that you can defend your property if you need to."
Throughout the call the woman repeatedly said she didn't want to kill him, and displayed remorse after she fired. She had no idea why he was there or why he was trying to break into her home, had reason to fear that her life was in danger because of his behavior, and was within her right to shoot first and ask questions later.
Moral of the story: don't break into a person's home or you may end up graveyard dead.
Somewhere in that call the dispatcher told the woman "you have to protect yourself" and "County 13 is advising that you can defend your property if you need to."
Throughout the call the woman repeatedly said she didn't want to kill him, and displayed remorse after she fired. She had no idea why he was there or why he was trying to break into her home, had reason to fear that her life was in danger because of his behavior, and was within her right to shoot first and ask questions later.
Moral of the story: don't break into a person's home or you may end up graveyard dead.
MrBishop
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If your were in a car crash and needed an ambulance for an injured 'spouse' - what would you do?
Find a way to call an ambulance. Look there's a house..maybe someone's home..I can use their phone! (bang on doors) Wake up!! (bang on more doors - maybe they didn't hear me) Someone call an ambulance!
Find a way to call an ambulance. Look there's a house..maybe someone's home..I can use their phone! (bang on doors) Wake up!! (bang on more doors - maybe they didn't hear me) Someone call an ambulance!
