BF2S Forums So who sleeps with a gun next to their bed?

NateWiese wrote:

Idk if you're parents are divorced or not, but if not, why not keep the gun in their room?

They have their own guns in there room.
Its a team effort m8.

im going to bed. gnight.

Last edited by Mitch (2009-04-04 21:17:41)

I hope none of your mates ever stumble around to your house drunk looking for a place to crash.

Mitch wrote:

AussieReaper wrote:

Mitch wrote:

yup

i also have a hi-point 9mm rifle next to me but i always imagine i would use the shotty if needed

Mitch, are they both loaded?

No. Ammo is on the table next to me.

Ya, then you fail at home de-fence.  I would have killed you by now.


Both firearms should be loaded at all times in the future, here ends the lecture.

AussieReaper wrote:

Shotgun would do more harm than good you nonce.

To the criminal, maybe.  Buckshot is nasty.

Reciprocity wrote:

what's the point of an unloaded weapon?

Like I said. Compensation.

Bevo wrote:

I have a small barrel drop 12.5 baseball bat next to my bed.

For those who don't play baseball: It's long, and light as fuck, and if I swing it at you, it's gonna hurt.

That's good enough for me.

I like this guy. He knows things.

Then again, my county has one of the best and highest paid (no, one doesn't cause the other) police forces in the US and a very low crime rate. So I'm even better off.

Anyone invades my home, I will just talk them into submission over tea and crumpets.

elite.mafia wrote:

Reciprocity wrote:

what's the point of an unloaded weapon?

Obviously if you point a weapon at someone they may or may not think it is loaded, but the amount of adrenaline pointing a weapon at someone creates will be enough to make them think it is loaded.

Orrrrrrr...if the person invading your home has a weapon as well, they'd be more inclined to shoot.

elite.mafia wrote:

Reciprocity wrote:

what's the point of an unloaded weapon?

Obviously if you point a weapon at someone they may or may not think it is loaded, but the amount of adrenaline pointing a weapon at someone creates will be enough to make them think it is loaded.

orly?

look up the 21 foot rule.

Switch wrote:

Anyone invades my home, I will just talk them into submission over tea and crumpets.

You'll attract all the lonely crims once word of this gets out, and the hungry ones!

Why the hell do you have a gun next to your bed if you live in suburban NY?
Sounds like bullshit tbh, especially with the I keep them unloaded part.

Meh, i got a spiked club in one of my drawer..and knowing the crime rate here, chance are that it wont ever be used against someone.

My dad keeps his Kimber CDP .45 on his night stand loaded with hollow point +P rounds. As if .45 wasn't enough already.

Prolly won't get a handgun till I turn 21 and can take the CWP test. My 24in AR is just too tough to handle in doors.

Reciprocity wrote:

DrunkFace wrote:

I have a lock on the door, which is usually unblocked and sometimes open. I have locks on the windows which are usually open fully. I have a guard cat that usually runs away and hides from strangers (and thunder) and I have a pillow by my bed.... I feel just fine.
America must be a horrible place to live being in fear and paranoid about everything.

you confuse paranoia with preparedness.  you rely on the goodness of humanity and civil servants, i rely on .45" diameter chunks of lead and copper.  no real difference.

Do you live in a bomb shelter, do you wear a chemical suit or a gas mask, do you wear a bullet proof vest, do you 'prepare' for a meteor to hit earth for a major environmental disaster?
If you did you'd be considered paranoid, but each one may be needed at some point should a particular event take place and for you to believe that it is a necessary paranoia to have a gun close by, makes America a horrible place to live.