Am 23 Jun 17  19:05:00 schrob TIM RICHARDSON an MIKE POWELL zum Thema 


TR> And nobody around here knows that I sometimes carry one in my pants 
TR> pocket depending on where I'm going in the car. It really isn't safe in 
TR> some areas out here, and a person my age is considered an easy target 
TR> for a car hijacking or a robbery.

What is car hijacking? Does someone enter on the passenger side or the backseat
and tell you to go to a different country, like on a plane?
Or is it a robbery of your car? Wouldn't your insurance policy cover that?

TR> they happen all the time.

I can hardly imagine that. How much is that in incidents per 100,000 residents
per year?
Wouldn't it be less dangerous to just steal them with a tow truck?

TR> I watch 
TR> where I park, rarely go out in the car after dark, keep a shotgun near 
TR> the door as I live in a rural area with few neighbors, and don't wander 
TR> far from the house on foot.

Sounds more like Afghanistan, Syria or the Ukraine.

TR> The nearest cop is about 40 minutes or more in response to a 911 call 
TR> out here in this area.

Which means law enforcement is non-existing. But that makes me think of
military strategies again and then it's all about firepower. The firing side
advances, the other side stays in the dugouts. Since you stated that criminals
don't care about gun laws, they probably have some belt-fed machine guns and
can legally buy truckloads of ammunition. Then how does your shotgun help you?



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Gerhard
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