[UGOTDA7]

Originally Posted by avmaster

I think he'd wet his pants.......

That's why a .22 is what I'd start with........I'll pop his cherry gently.

[chefjeff]

Fyi, the biggest danger in a restaurant is a food prepper not washing his hands.


Jeff Livingston

[avmaster]

Originally Posted by UGOTDA7

That's why a .22 is what I'd start with........I'll pop his cherry gently.

I'd love to be there to watch..........

Sorta like the entertainment I get when others fire my Colt 1911 for the first time...... the trigger catches them all off guard..........

[EasyEJL]

Originally Posted by sjb

Yeah, it could have gone down that way.

But what if 50, or 80, or 100 people in Luby's had guns and decided to use them when this lunatic drove his truck into the restaurant? I'm sure all of them would have calmly and objectively assessed the situation, and with one collectively clear mind would have cleanly and surgically put him down with a couple hundred precisely placed shots. They would have all automatically known that it was the guy getting out of the truck with a gun that was the one and only bad guy in the place, despite the fact that there are suddenly dozens of people all around firing their previously concealed weapons. Clearly, the lunatic would be the only one who needed to worry, right?

lame strawman. Please find any news report anywhere in an area of high gun carrying where that has happened. It hasn't. Part of why it hasn't is that funny enough people don't initiate the first part (driving through the window with intent of killing all inside) very often when they know the odds are high that someone will rapidly shoot them.

[ChicagoRJ]

Originally Posted by chefjeff

Fyi, the biggest danger in a restaurant is a food prepper not washing his hands.


Jeff Livingston

Ya got that right !! You ever seen the show Kitchen Nightmares ?? Uggg... I can't believe how friggin filthy some of these restaurants... Gordon had to close one down immediately, and actually told the patrons to stop eating and them kicked them all out for their own safety.....

I like the NY city way of putting the "grade" from the health inspector right in the front window. I think every town should adopt that process...

[chefjeff]

Originally Posted by EasyEJL

lame strawman. Please find any news report anywhere in an area of high gun carrying where that has happened. It hasn't. Part of why it hasn't is that funny enough people don't initiate the first part (driving through the window with intent of killing all inside) very often when they know the odds are high that someone will rapidly shoot them.

Economic calculations.


It's similar to a store owner who is the only seller of whatever. He doesn't raise his prices so high that another entrepreneur opens a similar store across the street. He fears the threat of competition even though it doesn't currently exist.

Jeff Livingston

[EasyEJL]

Originally Posted by avmaster

I'd love to be there to watch..........

Sorta like the entertainment I get when others fire my Colt 1911 for the first time...... the trigger catches them all off guard..........

Took my daughter and a female friend (both 16 years old) to the gun range a bit back, not the first time for my daughter. She's in the junior navy ROTC and is usually the top or at worst down to 3rd place for her team in the airgun target shooting. While we were there one of the rangemasters was admiring some of the hardware and mentioned that most 16 year old boys do far worse and are way more scared with ak47s with 100 round drums than the two girls were

Although she doesn't like shooting the lightweight 357 magnum revolver, too much recoil and noise.

[TheThaiger]

Originally Posted by ChicagoRJ

Ya got that right !! You ever seen the show Kitchen Nightmares ?? Uggg... I can't believe how friggin filthy some of these restaurants... Gordon had to close one down immediately, and actually told the patrons to stop eating and them kicked them all out for their own safety.....

I like the NY city way of putting the "grade" from the health inspector right in the front window. I think every town should adopt that process...

Health Inspectors? They sound like gooberment stooges to me. They have no business in what I eat.

Et cetera.

[poolfool1957]

Originally Posted by sjb

I don't want anyone to be deprived of the right to protect their family. But if one wants the same protection high-profile politicians get, then one would have to hire professionals. And c'mon, how much "protection" does one's family really need while eating at a Longbranch Steakhouse in Lenexa, KS?

If only the wife were packing.....she could have popped a couple in him before he bumbled the kill or at the very least she could have fired off a revenge shot (in the name of self defense of course)

[Drew]

Originally Posted by TheThaiger

Health Inspectors? They sound like gooberment stooges to me. They have no business in what I eat.

Et cetera.

No they don't. Just like they have no business in whatever wacky tobacky you like to smoke.

[LWW]

Originally Posted by sjb

Oops.

Why don't I feel safer knowing that some idiot sitting across from me in a restaurant is packing?

Well avoiding one flesh wound is certainly worth empowering the criminal class.

[TheThaiger]

Originally Posted by LWW

Well avoiding one flesh wound is certainly worth empowering the criminal class.

And the 20 children in Sandy Hook?

[Drew]

Originally Posted by TheThaiger

And the 20 children in Sandy Hook?

Would have been 0 if the teachers were carrying.

[TheThaiger]

Originally Posted by Drew

No they don't. Just like they have no business in whatever wacky tobacky you like to smoke.

No? What about their role in protecting children from whatever wacky tobacky I like to smoke? They have no role there, either? Let 8 year olds take a few blunts to school, yeah?

[TheThaiger]

Originally Posted by Drew

Would have been 0 if the teachers were carrying.

Do you know what this thread is about?