GLOCKMEISTER

Glock 23 vs Glock 19 13 rounds vs 15 rounds proven stopping power vs proven to not stop someone ability to convert to another caliber(357sig) vs stuck with 9mm Ammo cost more vs Whats your freaking life really worth? I have carried the Glock 23 for more then 15 years on and off duty. IMHO... Its by far the best of the two.

your not really serious are you?

Dont cry if ya get the 19 and ya gotta shoot a bad guy 2-3 times to stop him. Lol.... Btw, any choice is the right choice when your choosing a Glock!!!

Poodle popper vs Man Stopper!!!! Enough said!

yea...

The TBI's appeal is a joke, its a marry go round of the same old rehashings. Basically tell your friend to get into "black powder"... thats about the only kind of gun he's ever going to be able to use.

were getting ready to open a store up there when this thing all gets sorted out... LOL... NOT!!!!

moving to Georgia?

I sent an email to members of the State House about this... if I were you I'd do the same. Nothing like being on the offensive.

they cant even be in possession of them either. So if Bubba or Leroy, the 300lb country boys from Georgia or Mississippi wanna hunt they will go elsewhere. You would be suprised how many football players hunt, especially Titans.

well ****, this is going to effect recruitment too... He needs to be fired, this is insane.

Jack you know this is blowing my mind that some people think you were wrong for simply pulling your weapon, I mean after reading what you wrote and seeing the grafics... If as a police officer or investigator responding to the scene I'd be wondering why you didnt go ahead and take the shot. If she was in fear of her life and you felt that her life was in danger then it would have been the right call. Find me a member of a jury that wouldnt be in fear of there life with 6000lb truck coming into their yard at high speed and trying to hit them? Honestly I think you made an amazingly good call considering the situation. Myself, who knows I would have probably resorted back to my LE training and taken the shot out of pure reaction and instinct... so in short right now your probably in a much better place then I'd be in if I had been in your shoes. Again great decision on your part.

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44-8-408. Dogs (a) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires, "owner" means a person who, at the time of the offense, regularly harbors, keeps or exercises control over the dog, but does not include a person who, at the time of the offense, is temporarily harboring, keeping or exercising control over the dog. ( The owner of a dog commits an offense if that dog goes uncontrolled by the owner upon the premises of another without the consent of the owner of the premises or other person authorized to give consent, or goes uncontrolled by the owner upon a highway, public road, street or any other place open to the public generally. © It is an exception to the application of this section that: (1) The dog was on a hunt or chase; (2) The dog was on the way to or from a hunt or chase; (3) The dog was guarding or driving stock or on the way to guard or drive stock; (4) The dog was being moved from one place to another by the owner of the dog; (5) The dog is a police or military dog, the injury occurred during the course of the dog's official duties and the person injured was a party to, a participant in or suspected of being a party to or participant in the act or conduct that prompted the police or military to utilize the services of the dog; (6) The violation of subsection ( occurred while the injured person was on the private property of the dog's owner with the intent to engage in unlawful activity while on the property; (7) The violation of subsection ( occurred while the dog was protecting the dog's owner or other innocent party from attack by the injured person or an animal owned by the injured person; (8) The violation of subsection ( occurred while the dog was securely confined in a kennel, crate or other enclosure; or (9) The violation of subsection ( occurred as a result of the injured person disturbing, harassing, assaulting or otherwise provoking the dog. (d) The exception to the application of this section provided in subdivisions ©(1)-(4) shall not apply unless the owner in violation of subsection ( pays or tenders payment for all damages caused by the dog to the injured party within thirty (30) days of the damage being caused. (e) It is not a defense to prosecution for a violation of subsection ( and punished pursuant to subdivision (g)(1), (g)(2) or (g)(3) that the dog owner exercised reasonable care in attempting to confine or control the dog. (f) It is an affirmative defense to prosecution for a violation of subsection ( and punished pursuant to subdivision (g)(4) or (g)(5) that the dog owner exercised reasonable care in attempting to confine or control the dog. (g)(1) A violation of this section is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by fine only. (2) A violation of this section is a Class B misdemeanor punishable by fine only if the dog running at large causes damage to the property of another. (3) A violation of this section is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by fine only if the dog running at large causes bodily injury, as defined by § 39- 11-106, to another. (4) A violation of this section is a Class E felony if the dog running at large causes serious bodily injury, as defined by § 39-11-106, to another. (5) A violation of this section is a Class D felony if the dog running at large causes the death of another. (h) Notwithstanding subsection (g), a violation of this section shall be punished as provided in subsection (i) if the violation involves: (1) A dog that was trained to fight, attack or kill or had been used to fight; or (2) The owner of the dog violating this section knew of the dangerous nature of the dog and, prior to the violation of this section, the dog had bitten one (1) or more people that resulted in serious bodily injury or death. (i) A violation of this section, where one (1) or more of the factors set out in subsection (h) are present, shall be punished as follows: (1) A Class C misdemeanor if the dog running at large does not cause property damage, injury or death; (2) A Class A misdemeanor if the dog running at large causes damage to the property of another; (3) A Class E felony if the dog running at large causes bodily injury to another; (4) A Class D felony if the dog running at large causes serious bodily injury to another; and (5) A Class C felony if the dog running at large causes the death of another. 1901 Acts, c. 50, § 1; 1903 Acts, c. 419, § 1; 2007 Pub.Acts, c. 533, § 1; 2007 Pub.Acts, c. 556, § 1, eff. July 1, 2007.

Theres no such law in Tennessee that im aware of about pits, all dogs are supposed to be under contolled restraint... Meaning leash, fence or electronic device... except while hunting.

This one is easy.. the State law is on your side... 1st and foremost if your in fear of your life, or in fear of serious bodily injury and have to shoot then shoot! However there is a leash law in the state of Tennessee. It would be wise to call the sheriff's Dept. and have them come out and make a report before you do anything. Therefor you have documentation there was a problem if anything unfortunate happens.

Drawing as simply preparing... Theres nothing wrong with it as long as your not doing it in a threatening manner.

But there has been laws passed to make sure things like that dont happen again, and I agree with you that they might, however if LEO's that want to trample on the constitution are met with a citizenry that are well educated and supply documented proof they are in violation of not only constitutional law but state law then the outcome might be different. I know its hard to argue with an AR stuck in your face but if you provide proof, and explain you will sue there collective azzes off when its all said or done.. well that might change their minds, or get you shot who knows.

This is old but good... We have passed laws in this state since then thats supposed to prevent that sort of thing from happening.

old law that means nothing... now ya'll make sure someone goes in there and tells them so.. ok???

good call imho... a truck is a weapon, and clearly you were in fear of your girlfriends life... you never pointed it at them nor fired a shot... at the end of the day all is good, so was your call. Run a vehicle at a police officer and see if he pulls his weapon or not.

we went thru about 100 boxes last week rather quickly too... its still really hard to get.

all I know is we have sent several M&P's back to Smith, even had 2 go back this year already... Never sent a Glock back... so IMHO that should tell you something. I brought this up to our Smith Rep that just happened to stop by this week while I was dealing with a customer on a warranty issue with a M&P... he admitted they had slacked off in quality to produce quantity. Sad aint it?

hurts my ears just thinking about it... ouch

i still think the Ruger 10/22, thats half the price and will shoot anything is a far better option.