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The Anti-Police Rioters Finally Got Me To Buy My First Gun
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Mark A. Taff
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I bought a gun last weekend. It’s not a purchase I wanted to make, and I pray I never have to use it, but with mayhem recently engulfing cities across the United States, I and many others are biting the bullet and purchasing firearms.
Mine is a Springfield 9mm — something small enough to fit in my nightstand or under my driver’s seat should I have to visit one of America’s many war-torn cities. But it’s powerful enough to do the job. |
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jac
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The gun will work as intended. Don't expect the same for the operator unless you practice. Plus you need the mindset to shoot someone if necessary.
If you don't become proficient with the firearm and don't have the mindset to use it, you are better off without it. |
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