BF2S Forums Names and addresses of NYS pistol permit holders published online

It works both ways. Some people see it as a tool for criminals to see who's packing, others see it as a tool for concerned families to see who's packing. Depends on which side of the fence you are on. The US is a place saturated with firearms, is it wrong for someone to therefore want to live in an area where they are reduced, for whatever reason. Don't deny some people the peace of mind or whatever they want, of course most people would rather label those people as criminals who want easy targets.

Really stupid, the american gun argument.

Mekstizzle wrote:

It works both ways. Some people see it as a tool for criminals to see who's packing, others see it as a tool for concerned families to see who's packing. Depends on which side of the fence you are on. The US is a place saturated with firearms, is it wrong for someone to therefore want to live in an area where they are reduced, for whatever reason. Don't deny some people the peace of mind or whatever they want, of course most people would rather label those people as criminals who want easy targets.

Really stupid, the american gun argument.

But, upon realizing that there are already far too many guns present (both legal and illegal) in America to ever realistically hope to control guns, it actually makes far more sense to continue providing a legal and open means for people to have guns.

The point is...  any attempt to control guns at this point in America inevitably hurts law abiding citizens more than it hurts criminals.

That simple fact is something that this Jewish lawyer apparently doesn't realize or doesn't care about.  He's not really doing this for the sake of making his city safer -- he's just doing it for his own ego and paranoia.

lowing wrote:

good, so every bad guy has a list of houses NOT to invade for fear of getting shot. They now know where to go for easy pickings, the houses that deplore guns and champion the rights of criminals.

Well, only if they have some aversion to being shot by handguns.  :p

It is the pistol permit list, and does not include rifles, shotguns, etc...

Last edited by SenorToenails (2010-08-12 08:09:15)

eleven bravo wrote:

I have a shotgun

As do I, but it's locked up in a closet so it's not very convenient for home defense...lol

eleven bravo wrote:

its nearly impossible to get a conceal permit in los angeles county

I looked into getting a pistol permit in Monroe county of NY, but I was going to be looking at over a year for the processing.  To complicate things, I went to college here (all my friends left town), so I didn't know enough people who still lived here for the 3+ years required.  And I know I would have been denied a CCW permit regardless.

JohnG@lt wrote:

SenorToenails wrote:

eleven bravo wrote:

I have a shotgun

As do I, but it's locked up in a closet so it's not very convenient for home defense...lol

18" barrel and 00 buck

You like to leave an impression, eh?

SenorToenails wrote:

JohnG@lt wrote:

SenorToenails wrote:

As do I, but it's locked up in a closet so it's not very convenient for home defense...lol

18" barrel and 00 buck

You like to leave an impression, eh?

The buck won't travel through walls, but it will kill if it connects. If you're going to pull the trigger, the object is not to wound, it is to kill.

JohnG@lt wrote:

SenorToenails wrote:

JohnG@lt wrote:

18" barrel and 00 buck

You like to leave an impression, eh?

The buck won't travel through walls, but it will kill if it connects. If you're going to pull the trigger, the object is not to wound, it is to kill.

Try #4 buck, I believe it was designed as an urban HD round.

http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot3.htm     <------------ Testing of shells v. drywall

Last edited by DBBrinson1 (2010-08-12 08:54:36)

eleven bravo wrote:

my walls are drywall and wood and if I ever fired my weapon inside the house id be terrified of hitting one of my neighbors kids

Unpack the shells and repack them with rock salt and toilet paper.  I use prefragged ammo in the casa.  Magsafe

Yea... I was kidding about the rocksalt and tp

Last edited by DBBrinson1 (2010-08-12 08:59:42)

yea... and use #4 buckshot.

Surgeons wrote:

Can you get flechette darts in a shell for a shotgun?

/gun noob

I think that's a state issue.  I like the "dragon's breath" rounds.

Surgeons wrote:

Can you get flechette darts in a shell for a shotgun?

/gun noob

in some states yes

in canada no