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Title: 4 Very Real Ways A Jury May Call You A Gun Nut. (I Bet At Least 2 Describe YOU!)
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URL Source: http://moderncombatandsurvival.com/ ... ium=email&utm_campaign=gun-nut
Published: Aug 11, 2014
Author: Jeff Anderson
Post Date: 2014-08-11 17:21:28 by BTP Holdings
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Views: 62
Comments: 4
Ok, maybe just a few funny ones to get you started… You might be a “gun nut” if… ◾You can’t remember how many firearms you own ◾You spent your honeymoon at a gun show ◾You call out the names of guns in action movies ◾Your gun safe costs more than your living room set But did you know that there are some not-so-funny things you may be doing right now that really could make you out to seem like a real-life “gun nut” if you were ever forced to defend yourself in court after a lethal shooting? See If Any Of These 4 “Gun Nut” Legal Traps Describe YOU… Are You A Gun Nut? 1. You reload your own ammo for practice I get it… ammo’s pretty damn expensive and reloading is a passionate past time and a real sign of someone who is serious about firearms, right? To a jury though, it may seem a little bit “too serious”. 2. You have a “We Don’t Call 911" sign on your home Will your friends laugh when they come to your door? Sure. Will burglars choose a different house because they’re afraid of the heat you’re packing? Maybe. Will a prosecuting attorney hold up your sign to show a jury that you were just waiting for your chance to shoot the burglars who didn’t heed your warning? Most definitely! 3. You own “man-killer” ammo for your guns What’s the point of putting a bullet in your gun that doesn’t promise to stop your attacker, right? Unfortunately, the more “deadly” the ammo (or even the name of the ammunition you use, ex. Hornady’s “Zombie Max” ammo) could sway a jury into thinking you didn’t just want to “stop” an attacker… your goal was to kill him in cold blood. 4. You own more than one “defense gun” Guns are like potato chips… it’s hard to stop at just one. But to a jury, you owning a badass semi-auto pistol… a tactical shotgun… a deer-hunting rifle… and a “man-hunting” AR-15. Throw in a sniper rifle and now get a good vision of each of those firearms being paraded in front of a jury – one at a time – with a dramatic look of shock and awe on the prosecuting attorney’s face as he knows he’s got them right where he wants them. Why This Should Be A Serious Wake-Up Call To All Gun Owners… Look, like it or not, all of these seemingly harmless “mistakes” can be used against you in court if you’re ever scrutinized in a defensive shooting – even if it’s in your own home against an armed intruder! You see, the prosecuting attorney will use facts like these to label you as a “gun nut just waiting for someone to break in so you could kill them”. And unless you know how to save your ass in court, the jury just may believe the prosecutor and decide to put you away. Don’t scoff at that… it happens! Now, I’m not saying you can’t reload your own shells or use ammo with max stopping power. But you DO have to know the steps you need to take NOW in order to overcome these accusations in a court of law. Waiting until you’re on the stand ain’t gonna cut it my friend. Few gun owners ever realize that – until it’s too late. This is why every single gun owner needs to get a copy of this “tactical” DVD - to protect yourself, before you ever pull the trigger in self-defense and have your actions reviewed by police and a jury. You must understand that stopping an attacker in your home is only half of the survival equation. You’re no good to your family if you’re put in prison for defending them and one wrong word or mistake can make YOU look like the “bad guy” if you don’t take the right precautions now. What Other Common Mistakes Do You See Gun Owners Making That Could Be Used Against Them In Court? Poster Comment: Can you draw on the drop? ;)
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#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
Stop there. If you get to that point, your attorney didn't do a decent job questioning the prospective jurors. His first job is to get 2A jurors seated, or ask for another juror pool from which to select. “The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
I have a better one than that. "A.T.F. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Who's bringing the chips?" ~at least that's what my t-shirt says.
Article is premised on a jury being totally composed of gullible, brain-dead democrats/bleeding-heart liberals. Fuck that noise, somebody is selling something based upon fear-mongering......
Throw in a sniper rifle and now get a good vision of each of those firearms being paraded in front of a jury – one at a time – with a dramatic look of shock and awe on the prosecuting attorney’s face as he knows he’s got them right where he wants them.
#2. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
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Guns are like potato chips… it’s hard to stop at just one.
#3. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
-Alex Kurtagic
#4. To: Lod (#1)
His first job is to get 2A jurors seated, or ask for another juror pool from which to select. That's right. And if you are so broke that you end up with the Public Pretender, the your ass is toast. ;) If you get to that point, your attorney didn't do a decent job questioning the prospective jurors.
"When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
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