And the chances of it covering damages caused while they're burglarizing someone's home are even less.fickman wrote:In cases like this, the BG's insurance or estate should pay for carpet cleaning and drywall repair. (I know, I know.... the odds of him having any insurance or estate are slim to none.)
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The Constitution preserves the advantage of being armed which Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation where the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms. James Madison
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Sometimes they'll make a thief pay restitution.baldeagle wrote:And the chances of it covering damages caused while they're burglarizing someone's home are even less.fickman wrote:In cases like this, the BG's insurance or estate should pay for carpet cleaning and drywall repair. (I know, I know.... the odds of him having any insurance or estate are slim to none.)
If you shoot him and he lives, I'd ask the prosecutor for the carpet cleaning, drywall repair, and the price of replacement bullets!

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Well come to find out my info was dated. 50k was vietnam - http://usmilitary.about.com/od/armytrng ... school.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;JJVP wrote:Interesting stat. Source?gigag04 wrote:.MIL averages 50k rounds expended to kill or wound 1 enemy combatant.baldeagle wrote:Yeah, but he's a trained killer. We simple civilians would need at least twice that many. Even the police only hit 25% of the time.JJVP wrote:Great, more ammunition, pun not intended, for the Bloombergs of the world. I can just hear them saying "See, we told, you don't need more than 7 rounds".He fired 7 rounds, killing both men, then returned to his wife.
Apple to oranges, I realize, but interesting nonetheless.
Modern day numbers are closer to 250k/kill - http://www.globalsecurity.org/org/news/ ... ullets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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You'd be surprised how many defensive shootings, especially in small towns, fly under the radar. Coworker is also a friend who I trustJumping Frog wrote:If there are public news reports of this incident, how do you feel about publishing a link to the story? They are (obviously) already public information.One of my coworkers just returned to Afghanistan from RnR in the States... to protect his privacy I won't even say which state (not TX, but another gun-friendly one).
If you do not feel comfortable publishing a link, have you personally verified his story via public news sources? I'd have to believe that 2 BG's killed would make the news somewhere.
I am not saying bull to the account, I just have a Ronald Reagan mindset: "trust, but verify".

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MadMonkey wrote:You'd be surprised how many defensive shootings, especially in small towns, fly under the radar.

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