Unless he drew down on another CHL, then he could well have been the one being hauled off by 6.dicion wrote:I'm sure he'd rather be judged by 12, than carried by 6.Cosmo 9 wrote:Let me put a little less arrogant. The only one in this group of four people that broke the law was "Jtran987"
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- Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:45 am
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Re: finally had to draw
- Sun Apr 25, 2010 8:11 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
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Re: finally had to draw
A couple of friends of mine were held up at gun point walking home from Little Woodrows Midtown (about 2 blocks away) by two young men about 2 years ago. Nobody was injured, they took everything my friends had on them, it was a very scary situation. These two guys pulled up in a car as my friends were walking home from Little Woodrows, threw a saturday night special in their faces and made them run off before getting back in the car. My friends are both CHL but were both unarmed by 51% 
Needlesss to say when they got home they took turns on stakeout waiting for the bad guys to show up. The crooks had their wallets and therefore address. They theives never came to their house, locks were changed, life goes on. Point of the story is, I never go to midtown unarmed anymore. It may be a nice part of the city but is only a stone throw away from some very skeazy going on
Needlesss to say when they got home they took turns on stakeout waiting for the bad guys to show up. The crooks had their wallets and therefore address. They theives never came to their house, locks were changed, life goes on. Point of the story is, I never go to midtown unarmed anymore. It may be a nice part of the city but is only a stone throw away from some very skeazy going on