Bikes and guns

[Blockhead]

Originally Posted by whoaru99

I thought the cause of death was given as accidental drowning.

You are correct. Accidental drowning with cocaine, marijuana and alcohol in his system. He was a pillar of society...

[mikecustom900]

Any suggestions for a holster for a Bettera 92 for carrying on bike?

[AZPoseur]

Thank you Comanche.

[Scott_in_TX]

I am glad Nascar #47 started this thread.
I know we hijacked it and got a little away from his initial query; but it has been thought provoking and informative.

It pressured me to start looking for the right firearm to carry while on my bike.
Today I purchased the Ruger LCP.
As I stated before; I like the 9mm more than the .380. But, as others have pointed out; 7 rounds in your pocket are better than 15 rounds in the safe.

Scott

[Scott_in_TX]

Ruger P89


Taurus PT92-C


Ruger LCP





Texas Christmas (out for a cleaning a couple of years ago)


Scott

[BigDog]

love the SKS, i have several

[Comanche]

Originally Posted by Scott_in_TX

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Scott

Nice little cache you got there.

[chi]

Originally Posted by mikecustom900

Any suggestions for a holster for a Bettera 92 for carrying on bike?

Shoulder, depending on leather or nylon in my opinion galco for leather or blackhawk or bulldog for nylon

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[chi]

Originally Posted by Blockhead

You are correct. Accidental drowning with cocaine, marijuana and alcohol in his system. He was a pillar of society...

Hmm just like Whitney Houston, I see a pattern here

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[TX1677095]

Originally Posted by whoaru99

The point is it's semantics under the law, by which you will be judged if it comes down to that.

Actually, I will ultimately be judged by God alone. Oops, there's that word you hate again.

Originally Posted by whoaru99

Previously someone mentioned God. Hopefully nobody is really going to push that point because where does Gods law allow you to kill someone? Last time I checked the 6th Commandment I didn't see a footnote to "Thou shalt not kill."

This Commandment is universally understood to mean that one shall not murder, as in the unjustified taking of the life of another. Do you really not know this or are you just playing dumb?

Originally Posted by whoaru99

So, in fact, it is man's law/statute that allows you to kill in certain circumstances (at least without going to prison, anyway), not God's law. All the rhetoric doesn't change that.

No, it is God's (natural) law that allows for this, from which all valid law originates. Any man-made law that violates God's law is invalid. The threat of prison has absolutely nothing to do with it. People have been unjustly imprisoned for millennia.