Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
I agree. Eagle Pass is where the Mossberg factory is. I assume Mossberg has adequate security.
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
I agree. Eagle Pass is where the Mossberg factory is. I assume Mossberg has adequate security.
I don't know. Fort Hood got shot up pretty good before they took him out. You would think a military base would have armed people everywhere.
Re: Big Shoot-Out South of Eagle Pass, Texas
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:39 pm
by bbhack
Anyone want to predict what will happen when the cartels are declared FTO (Foreign Terrorist Orgs)?
Re: Big Shoot-Out South of Eagle Pass, Texas
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:51 pm
by K-Texas
bbhack wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:39 pm
Anyone want to predict what will happen when the cartels are declared FTO (Foreign Terrorist Orgs)?
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
Oh my, history would have to repeat itself. Columbus, NM was invaded by Pancho Villa, causing American deaths in 1916.
During this time, General (not yet) Patton killed one or more bad guys with his legendary ivory-gripped revolver(s).
One was an 1873 Peacemaker (.45 LC?) and the other was a more modern Smith and Wesson in .357.
SIA
Re: Big Shoot-Out South of Eagle Pass, Texas
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2019 5:46 pm
by dlh
Interesting---Sam Peckinpah actually filmed this down in Mexico:
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
Oh my, history would have to repeat itself. Columbus, NM was invaded by Pancho Villa, causing American deaths in 1916.
During this time, General (not yet) Patton killed one or more bad guys with his legendary ivory-gripped revolver(s).
One was an 1873 Peacemaker (.45 LC?) and the other was a more modern Smith and Wesson in .357.
SIA
I thought about Panco Villa after I posted that.
Re: Big Shoot-Out South of Eagle Pass, Texas
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2019 6:17 pm
by cirus
dlh wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 5:46 pm
Interesting---Sam Peckinpah actually filmed this down in Mexico:
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.
I agree. Eagle Pass is where the Mossberg factory is. I assume Mossberg has adequate security.
Hopefully the Cartels won't be trying that north of the border.
I think they eventually will. Sadly that's what it's going to take to lock the border down. A border town will have to be turned into a slaughter house to get people's attention.