Mannlicher
New member
Funny, I have a BHP on my hip as I type this. Yes, almost always I am 'packing' at home.
At least one person reading this has a gun hidden....in the laundry hamper. (Ewwwww! Who's going to go through the dirty underwear in the laundry hamper? Just every thief who's ever ransacked a house ...) If anyone does look there, the odor alone will drive him off!
Proper preparation involves having a gun accessible to you, but not accessible to children, visitors, or hurried thieves. Wear 'em or lock 'em up...
And how would this change if someone broke in and they were unarmed? Is there something that would lead you to believe that home invaders don't injure or kill unarmed people? The news I've seen doesn't seem to bolster that idea.I know a number of acquaintances who "pack heat" around the house. I'll also bet my airplane, boat and other toys that if someone kicked in their door, the heat-packers would freeze up and not be able to draw and fire. They'd end up getting way hurt or just plain dead.
The two do not follow, except perhaps to you and others who think like you.And finally, I either carried or wore a gun for a living for too many years. No way I'm going to be a prisoner in my own home and keep a gun strapped to me 24/7.
I refuse to live in a state of self-induced paranoia.
And finally, I either carried or wore a gun for a living for too many years. No way I'm going to be a prisoner in my own home and keep a gun strapped to me 24/7.
I refuse to live in a state of self-induced paranoia.
This is going to sound very fruity...
...and even a little weird.
We know exactly what we'd do if someone kicked in our door, or accosted us in the garage as we pulled in, etc.
What can I say...I do not like to lay my guns on hard surfaces and the pillow was just in a box in the garage going to waste.With you Playboy, the truth is stranger than fiction!