Pass The Ammo

Ruth Price is unarmed. Police find her dead on her bedroom floor.

The second victim is armed. They now continue to love and provide  for their family.

Love your family, and arm yourself. 911 isn’t there to protect you. 911 is there to cover your dead body with a sheet, and to console your family.

This is a informative article by Massad Ayoob that appeared in the Guns Magazine April 2005 edition. It goes over some important ammo tips that could save you from some serious court issues. If you do your own reloading to keep a good stock of bulk ammo, its important that you always carry factory loads in your carry gun as well as your home or store defense gun. The reason being is that the courts can use similar ammo in testing and as evidence, which helps your case instead of hinders it.

The father has done what any and all fathers should do. He administered the proper sleeper hold technique to a rapist. There is sleeper hold, then there is proper sleeper hold. Proper sleeper hold means that they never wake up.

INDIANAPOLIS – A man who police said broke into a home with the intention of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl in her bedroom died after a struggle with the girl’s father.

David Meyers, 52, was pronounced dead shortly after officers arrived following a report of a home invasion in the 3500 block of West 79th Street at about 3:20 a.m. on Sunday, police said.

Officers said they found Robert McNally, 64, on the floor with his arm around the neck of Meyers, struggling to hold him down. When officers told McNally he could let go, they found that Meyers was unresponsive.

The Marion County coroner ruled on Monday that he was strangled to death.

Indianapolis police Sgt. Matt Mount said Meyers had come into the home naked, except for a mask and latex gloves.

“He had rope, had a knife, had condoms, had a gag,” Mount said.

David Meyers

The teen awoke to find a naked man in her room and began screaming, alerting McNally, police said.

Meyers was a registered sex offender and was released from prison two years ago after he had served 10 years of a 20-year sentence for criminal confinement and sexual deviate conduct stemming from a case in Hamilton County.

As the old marine adage goes “if you’ve come to a fair fight, you’ve come unprepared”; I strongly believe that the father could have made things so much easier, by just having a gun.

You see, had the good guy had a gun to begin with, he would have eliminated some unnecessary risks and/or unpleasant experiences which I’ve listed here for you.

1. Getting cut by the vato. He did have a knife, and those things can put an eye out you know.
2. Being karate chopped. Maybe the offender knows karate. I know people who know karate, and being karate chopped is the last thing I would ever want to be.
3. Being urinated upon while the struggle ensues. The dude left his big boy shorts at home. You wanna wrassle with that loaded pistol flying in every direction? Another good way to lose an eye.
4. Upon their arrival, being discovered by the local police force, spooning with a naked dude who’s asleep in your arms. omg! teh ghey rumors will fly.

I’m sure there are plenty of more risks and situations that I wouldn’t want to take, but I’m too lazy to figger them out. Too lazy to wrassle nekkid bad guys. C’mon guys. Think about it. It’s so much easier to point and click the 1911. You still get a full nights sleep.

Remember, when possible death could by any second, police are only minutes away. Check out this video and audio of a Columbus, Ohio store owner who found an intruder and called 911. The operator is a complete tool. I keep the Sheriff’s number stored in my phone, as I’ll never dial 911.

Story via the Buckeye Firearms Assoc.

Sometimes, you gotta do what you gotta do.

With every “Gun Free Zone” school shooting, I tell people there will be more. It is a fad now, and I encourage every Senator, Governor, Congressman to work toward permitting Concealed Carry on Campus’ in their state. I am writing Idaho’s leaders.

6 Dead In N. Illinois University Massacre

Gunman Killed Six, Then Himself On Stage In Front Of Panicked Students
DEKALB, Ill. (AP) - If there is such a thing as a profile of a mass murderer, Stephen Kazmierczak didn’t fit it: outstanding student, engaging, polite and industrious, with what looked like a bright future in the criminal justice field.

And yet on Thursday, the 27-year-old Kazmierczak, armed with three handguns and a brand-new pump-action shotgun he had carried onto campus in a guitar case, stepped from behind a screen on the stage of a lecture hall at Northern Illinois University and opened fire on a geology class. He killed five students before committing suicide.

This is basically the same technique I use. Only I don’t even bother with wrist control.

Research by award-winning criminologist Gary Kleck and Marc Gertz reveals Americans use guns for self-defense as often as 2.5 million times a year–that`s three to five times more often than they are misused by criminals. Read the full article.

FEAR of the armed citizen and the threat of tough punishment for using a gun (or other weapons) in committing a violent crime are significant factors in both reducing and deterring crime, according to the results of a survey of imprisoned felons conducted by Professors James D. Wright and Peter H. Rossi. Read the full article.