Comments on: Should You Use Your Gun To Defend a Stranger?

By: artsbrew

artsbrew — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 18:15:53 +0000

In reply to obama. while i agree that democraps are literally pieces of crap. your statement and so call actions are just immoral. i guess life means little to you as long as it is not yours. second you do not understand gun free zones, those zones are criminal magnets and places you are likely to have problems. even if this was meant to be funny, it is not. people can take what others say and run with it. very irresponsible and immoral. i guess we could expect it from a person that sells guns to criminals illegally and does not care about the hundreds of deaths it has caused and still climbing. in your 8 years you have literally destroyed this country. the greatest depression the world has ever seen is on your shoulders and your plan to instigate electronic money to gain complete control is without any remorse for those that will die. i guess it is to be expected for those like you where the end justifies the means.

By: Jeffrey S.

Jeffrey S. — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 21:16:30 +0000

Unfortunately Oklahoma does not agree with this article. The “Good Samaritan Act” does not give a citizen of Oklahoma who has a C&C License the legal right to use deadly force to protect a stranger. The state believes that if you intervene with a weapon, things could happen that might not have happened, if you would have remained calm. Nor can we draw the attention of the instigator onto us to give us the right to use our weapon. Laws concerning Conceal & Carry are VERY TRICKY and change from state to state.

By: Chad

Chad — Sun, 21 Feb 2016 20:47:02 +0000

Rob: As a follower of you, Michael Bane and many others in the self defense community, I asked myself this question years ago when I began carrying a firearm for self defense. What is my trigger? I later saw a video with Paul Howe. He asked the same question. For example: I am in a gas station when it gets robbed. I personally am NOT getting involved, if it looks like the robber is simply wanting the money and leaves. I can be a good witness and even testify as to what I saw in court later. But, if the robber tries to herd all of us to a back room, or threatens to kill the clerk or others in the store and a reasonable person would believe the robber, then that’s my “trigger” to engage. You have a great DVD at PDN about shooting in the defense of others which includes the fact, the shot my not be the high center chest we normally shoot for. I encourage people to check out that DVD. Maybe you need to build a place like the old Valhalla facility, where you can shoot in 360 degrees! I would pay good money to go there and train. Thanks Rob for all you do!

By: obama

obama — Sun, 21 Feb 2016 20:24:15 +0000

if the person didn’t have the foresight to have a gun of their own, the heck with them! they most likely were supporting gun free zones and found themselves outside the gun free zone .just go about your business at least you’re going home safe and that’s one less liberals view we have to hear from!

By: Todd

Todd — Mon, 28 Dec 2015 00:06:14 +0000

Excellent thoughts to consider before “the event”.

By: LByrne

LByrne — Sun, 27 Dec 2015 23:05:48 +0000

Well said and I stand behind it. Never exceed your place, just think for a moment and do the right thing.

By: big monkey

big monkey — Thu, 13 Aug 2015 02:55:31 +0000

Very we’ll thought out responses.