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There might be a reason why it is low.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nf1OgV449g

greener wrote:There might be a reason why it is low.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nf1OgV449g

I forgot that every man in the country has a gun in the house, one great deterrent to crime.

24F. Trying to decide if I want to brave the cold for a spot of shooting. No snow roses down here, but it is a bit nippy.

greener wrote:24F. Trying to decide if I want to brave the cold for a spot of shooting. No snow roses down here, but it is a bit nippy.

Weather bug says 16F at local airport, my remorte on the back porch says21.7F. I will be out tomorow for at least 10 shots with TAZ to check out my latest load, it shuld work great.

"An Armed society is a polite society" can't remember who originally said that.....

bgreenea3 wrote:"An Armed society is a polite society" can't remember who originally said that.....

I grok Robert A Heinlein

An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life.

Robert A. Heinlein

Sweden has a great deterrent with their air force. They have few air bases. Most of their planes are scattered individually around the the country, in small buildings next to highways, which serve as runways. An enemy would have to strike a lot of locations at once to disable their air power.

Probably guarantees better paved highways, too!

I think they have a similar requirement for every able-bodied man keeping a rifle at home.

And for the opposite in Europe take GB for example.

After a school shooting in dunblane the gun law was tightened.
You only can own long rifles with one round, no magacines or semi-autos, no pistols or revolvers.

In England there is an unbelievable boost of gun crime.
They have triple as much gun crime than switzerland.

How is this possible, when in fact gun possesion is almost forbidden??

We see a similar trend here in the Unites States, those areas with the tightest gun control measures tend to have the higher crime and gun related crime rates. The opposite tends to be true in areas where gun freedoms exist at higher levels.

R,
Bullseye

When guns are aoutlawed, only outaws will have guns. I've heard this a lot and it may come true, over my dead body.

Bullseye wrote:We see a similar trend here in the Unites States, those areas with the tightest gun control measures tend to have the higher crime and gun related crime rates. The opposite tends to be true in areas where gun freedoms exist at higher levels.

R,
Bullseye

Hi Bullseye,
I´ve heard that a several times!

Is there any statistics to proof this?

I´m a member of the German gun lobby and such a statistic from the US would be very useful for us.

Greets,
Jay

DC and tgw south side of Chicago. Years ag and I mean like 40
I worked for a company as a service tech and had to travel to that part io Chicago. After 5 oclock inthe evening a cab cost double because it had an extra driver.

jayman wrote:

Bullseye wrote:We see a similar trend here in the Unites States, those areas with the tightest gun control measures tend to have the higher crime and gun related crime rates. The opposite tends to be true in areas where gun freedoms exist at higher levels.

R,
Bullseye

Hi Bullseye,
I´ve heard that a several times!

Is there any statistics to proof this?

I´m a member of the German gun lobby and such a statistic from the US would be very useful for us.

Greets,
Jay

Some of these might help
http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/493636.html
http://www.datamasher.org/mash-ups/crim ... #table-tab

http://www.nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets ... &issue=007

I think that gun ownership is a crime deterrent. But there are lots of opinions. Also, I'm reminded of the saying that there are lies, damned lies and statistics

Oh, there's plenty of info to support the argument but the opposition has to accept the facts. Unfortunately the opposition doesn't tend to listen to reason or facts. I'm betting that isn't a U.S. exclusive trait between differing sides in a debate.

R,
Bullseye