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Billy · 12-02-2004, 01:20 AM

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Nothing But Net · 12-02-2004, 01:38 AM

My name is:

Timothy Ryan Saylors

It may be phonetic, but I would appreciate your help.

Eric · 12-02-2004, 03:19 AM

thx, BrianR, i always type the "from" to "form"..The two words r so similar ,i am sorry for that .
I don't like the bar completely, it's make the house more like a prison.but we must do that for security and i am very curious how u can protect home if there is not any bar and thieves can break into easily in American, can anybody tell me that?

Nothing But Net · 12-02-2004, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric

thx, BrianR, i always type the "from" to "form"..The two words r so similar ,i am sorry for that .
I don't like the bar completely, it's make the house more like a prison.but we must do that for security and i am very curious how u can protect home if there is not any bar and thieves can break into easily in American, can anybody tell me that?

Hi Eric,

Don't you know? All Americans own a Chinese made Norinco AK-47, and in that way do not worry about home intrusions.

No really, I have a Mini-14 (.223 calibre semi-automatic rifle with 30-round clip, by any measure, a military class weapon, and I love my freedom to own it) and a couple of handguns (9mm and .25 calibre semi-automatics), and I'm in a low crime area (probably because the criminals know we have guns).

Tim

404Error · 12-02-2004, 05:10 AM

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...and a couple of handguns (9mm and .25 calibre semi-automatics)...

And you call yourself a Texan? No true red blooded, God fearin', gun totin' American would dare admit to owning a .25 caliber peashooter. That's what the thieves carry.

(Unless of course that's your drop piece for when you blow the otherwise unarmed thieve's head off with the mini when he's creeping through your bedroom window...then it's okay.)

Eric · 12-02-2004, 09:04 PM

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Hi Eric,

Don't you know? All Americans own a Chinese made Norinco AK-47, and in that way do not worry about home intrusions.

Tim

Ak-47 is a terrorist's standard equipment, powerful fire, cheap and very bad accuracy.so the security force don't use this weapon, they more like the Mp5..and i don't think you own it at your home because when you shooting an intruder, maybe the bullet can through the wall and kill your neighborhood in his bed and the intruder has run away as fast as he can

404Error · 12-03-2004, 01:40 AM

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...and i don't think you own it at your home because when you shooting an intruder, maybe the bullet can through the wall and kill your neighborhood in his bed and the intruder has run away as fast as he can

The optimal home defense weapon is the shotgun loaded with birdshot. Just the mere sight of it will scare most intruders off. And if it's dark, the sound of aggressively racking one in the chamber should do the trick. If the uninvited guest is still persistent on doing you harm, let one fly in his direction. The birdshots spread is bound to hit some flesh and usually wont penetrate more than one wall.

Eric · 12-03-2004, 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 404Error

The optimal home defense weapon is the shotgun loaded with birdshot. Just the mere sight of it will scare most intruders off. And if it's dark, the sound of aggressively racking one in the chamber should do the trick. If the uninvited guest is still persistent on doing you harm, let one fly in his direction. The birdshots spread is bound to hit some flesh and usually wont penetrate more than one wall.

good idea. and i think it never need any aim at when you shoot because of it's spreading range.

Nothing But Net · 12-03-2004, 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric

Ak-47 is a terrorist's standard equipment, powerful fire, cheap and very bad accuracy.so the security force don't use this weapon, they more like the Mp5..and i don't think you own it at your home because when you shooting an intruder, maybe the bullet can through the wall and kill your neighborhood in his bed and the intruder has run away as fast as he can

Eric, I really don't own an AK-47, that was a joke. But making the criminal run is the desired result. All I can say is the ends usually justify the means, as long as you don't hurt anyone else.

Eric · 12-03-2004, 02:31 AM

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Eric, I really don't own an AK-47, that was a joke. But making the criminal run is the desired result. All I can say is the ends usually justify the means, as long as you don't hurt anyone else.

yep. To hurt some one is the badest choice if we can avoid it.

BrianR · 12-02-2004, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Eric

thx, BrianR, i always type the "from" to "form"..The two words r so similar ,i am sorry for that .
I don't like the bar completely, it's make the house more like a prison.but we must do that for security and i am very curious how u can protect home if there is not any bar and thieves can break into easily in American, can anybody tell me that?

Sure. I do it like this:

Eric · 12-02-2004, 08:33 PM

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Sure. I do it like this:

yeah. a very awful dog.is it your pet?but i think the gun is more useful

Clodfobble · 12-02-2004, 07:03 AM

Eric, there are bars on the windows of the toughest city areas in America, but most of the country simply doesn't have to fear burglars. Like Nothing But Net said, there's always the possibility the homeowner has a gun (and legally the homeowner will have every right to shoot you if you break into his home.)

In addition, the stuff in people's houses just isn't likely to be worth enough money to bother robbing it. You can only pawn a television set for $20 or so, and if they think it's stolen no pawn shop will want to take it (because the police will take it away if they find out it's stolen, and the pawn shop owner will not get his money back.)

I've known two people who had break-ins, and both times the thief took only a single, very expensive item, because they knew it was there--they'd heard my friends talking about it or saw them bring it in the house.

Kitsune · 12-02-2004, 07:45 AM

(and legally the homeowner will have every right to shoot you if you break into his home.)

I think that'd only be legal in Texas.

Troubleshooter · 12-02-2004, 08:59 AM

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(and legally the homeowner will have every right to shoot you if you break into his home.)

I think that'd only be legal in Texas.

Louisiana gives you that right in your home as well as for car jacking.

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Eric know yourself Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: GD province China Posts: 86	thx, BrianR, i always type the "from" to "form"..The two words r so similar ,i am sorry for that . I don't like the bar completely, it's make the house more like a prison.but we must do that for security and i am very curious how u can protect home if there is not any bar and thieves can break into easily in American, can anybody tell me that?

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Clodfobble UNDER CONDITIONAL MITIGATION Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 20,012	Eric, there are bars on the windows of the toughest city areas in America, but most of the country simply doesn't have to fear burglars. Like Nothing But Net said, there's always the possibility the homeowner has a gun (and legally the homeowner will have every right to shoot you if you break into his home.) In addition, the stuff in people's houses just isn't likely to be worth enough money to bother robbing it. You can only pawn a television set for $20 or so, and if they think it's stolen no pawn shop will want to take it (because the police will take it away if they find out it's stolen, and the pawn shop owner will not get his money back.) I've known two people who had break-ins, and both times the thief took only a single, very expensive item, because they knew it was there--they'd heard my friends talking about it or saw them bring it in the house.

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Kitsune still eats dirt Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 3,031	(and legally the homeowner will have every right to shoot you if you break into his home.) I think that'd only be legal in Texas.

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