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ileus

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36. I finally found a couple of boxes of FMJ's at walturd a few weeks ago.

Thu Jun 6, 2013, 10:55 PM

Jun 2013

I still had 4 or 500 FMJ rounds in stock for training, but I don't like to use ammo unless I can replace it easily. I've only shot 100 rounds in the 380 so far this year, so I "invested" in 200.

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4 year-old brings dad's LOADED handgun to DAYCARE. [View all] Robb Jun 2013 OP

If they don't start taking this seriously BainsBane Jun 2013 #1

Absolutely yes! I am with you nt Tumbulu Jun 2013 #9

Absolutely! +10000000000 Initech Jun 2013 #39

Problem is that they don't care if kids die. Kablooie Jun 2013 #45

Parents need to be charged abelenkpe Jun 2013 #2

That's the key right there, huge fines Warpy Jun 2013 #3

Absolutely agree. Time to start making examples of irresponsible parents. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #4

Life at hard labor. Hoyt Jun 2013 #7

Realistically... cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #11

And since they have proven to be irresponsible, they lose right to own or use guns. Hoyt Jun 2013 #12

Now you're talking felony, or flirting with unconstitutionality. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #15

You've gotta be kidding... marions ghost Jun 2013 #14

Yeah, okay. Fuck the kids. Toss the dad or mom, then the key. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #16

It's hard to imagine the parents give a marions ghost Jun 2013 #19

"Maybe they'd be better off in foster care for awhile." Wow, that's hilarious. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #20

A 4-yr-old with a loaded gun is not an irrational fear marions ghost Jun 2013 #28

So we're really not THAT far apart... BIG is what I'm thinking as well. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #30

What "actually happened" marions ghost Jun 2013 #32

i think the gun could have ended the lives of many children samsingh Jun 2013 #22

I'll stick with basing my opinion on what DID happen and not an cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #25

"palatable enough" marions ghost Jun 2013 #29

Breaking News: No kids in day care got shot by their peers. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #37

Guess they're lucky the kid didn't open fire malaise Jun 2013 #5

If my 380 isn't on my side or in my pocket I'd know. ileus Jun 2013 #6

Better yet, leave the little f&*ker secured at home until you can sell it. Hoyt Jun 2013 #10

why taake the risk for some profit. ileus Jun 2013 #17

Someday you'll get it. Be really responsible, leave em at home. Hoyt Jun 2013 #18

I tried to sell my .380 to three different gun dealers last month. bluedigger Jun 2013 #26

I finally found a couple of boxes of FMJ's at walturd a few weeks ago. ileus Jun 2013 #36

These parents trusted their children's safety to their gun, too. Robb Jun 2013 #33

That's why safety first.... ileus Jun 2013 #34

Do you think they believed they were being unsafe? Robb Jun 2013 #35

Was it locked up? Was it on the owners person? ileus Jun 2013 #38

So you think they thought they were being unsafe? Robb Jun 2013 #41

i guess not everyone can be trusted with a gun. samsingh Jun 2013 #23

show & tell & kill spanone Jun 2013 #8

"a misdemeanor"???????????????? marions ghost Jun 2013 #13

The NRA will think this a solution to school violence KinMd Jun 2013 #21

the nra wants to arm all kids and have the guns loaded i think samsingh Jun 2013 #24

Preschool is a lot more dangerous than I remember Major Nikon Jun 2013 #27

America the stupid.... Swede Atlanta Jun 2013 #31

I agree so should the first DUI conviction newmember Jun 2013 #43

Just remember, guns don't kill people mindwalker_i Jun 2013 #40

If you see a gun: newmember Jun 2013 #42

Times like this I am tempted to call for punishment every bit as draconian kestrel91316 Jun 2013 #44