Biggest group of idiot gun owners that ever lived

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Well, the German torpedoes worked, unlike our wwII mk14s.

my wife’s uncle was on USS Wahoo when it went down. Their reports list so many dud torpedoes I can’t believe men even wanted to serve on Those boats.

The man that had more ships sunk under him than any other started working where I worked in Cleveland. He was on the Indianapolis. That was bad news.

Kinda weird. Not bad weird, just weird. But I don't think I could have been any better if I'd had 5 ships go down with me on them. I think it was 5. Going from 50-year-old memory which isn't always reliable.

 

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Forgotten History: Japanese Submarine Opens Fire on Santa Barbara

In a World War II event known as The Bombardment of Ellwood, a Japanese submarine snuck in close to the Santa Barbara coastline, just off Goleta, California on February 23 1942. The I-17 sub opened fire on targets in the area and even though damage was minimal, the event was key in triggering...

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Bruce

 

[Gator6x4]

LOL

Being from Oregon, you may not be familiar with Massachusetts's laws.

Given that the men apparently ran out of gas taking guns through the state of Massachusetts, I'm willing to wager that 2LaneCruzer's comment is spot on per the two choices he gave.

Being that these men were out of state, apparently taking firearms across state lines, I'm willing to bet they didn't follow the state's laws for which they were travling through (Massachusetts). Given that the way these men were dressed in observance by the officer who came by to assist, I'm guessing there will be a whole bunch of laws that were broken.

After a little more looking...

"State police said all of the suspects are charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, use of body armor in commission of a crime, possession of a high-capacity magazine, improper storage of firearms in a vehicle and conspiracy to commit a crime. Hernandez, Johnson, Dow and the juvenile are also charged with furnishing a false name to police."

I have no clue what "use of body armor in commission of a crime" is, other than perhaps the crime of traveling through the state with firearms.

Running off into the woods from police with a gun is never a great idea anyways

We all have rights of safe passage traveling with firearms through other states, but you dang well better know those laws inside and out. When traveling to Vermont to visit the wifes family, that was one trip I always left my guns at home just for the fact that I had to go through NY and Mass and wasn't worth the potential headache for me.

The Moors or Moorish do not recognize Federal or State Laws.

Moorish Sovereign Citizens

The Moorish sovereign citizen movement is a collection of independent organizations and lone individuals who emerged in the early 1990s as an offshoot of the antigovernment sovereign citizens movement, adherents of which believe that individual citizens hold sovereignty over, and are independent...

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[Rustyiron]

Find it amazing that out of 9 adults, no one bothered to do any research ......

But before that, like you mentioned, the running out of gas thing.

 

[Jstpssng]

Good luck if it’s more than one assailant

I didn't say that it would be the only one.

 

[grsthegreat]

A racking of a shotgun sends chills thru anyone breaking into a home.

 

[Septemberwheat]

My FIL lived in Vermont for 67 years of his life until he moved.

My FIL's family came to Vermont in the 1700's.

My FIL passed away ealier this year.

I think I knew him pretty well (my FIL), and I think he would argue that you're missing the bigger picture as to what's happening in the state of Vermont.

Lol! My post has nothing to do with any bigger picture, it has to do with a very limited/focused topic around the 2nd amendment.

 

[Hay Dude]

A racking of a shotgun sends chills thru anyone breaking into a home.

The sound of the semi auto shotgun being racked would scare me more than a pump or a double barrel.

 

[Sigarms]

Lol! My post has nothing to do with any bigger picture, it has to do with a very limited/focused topic around the 2nd amendment.

Right to bear arms. Got it.

Ironic that every state has it's own interpretation of the second admendment as far as to what people are allowed to own. That's fact

 

[Sigarms]

I don't believe we were bombed. Maybe some of our possessions, protectorates and territories got bombed but the United States itself wasn't.

Unless you count some of the balloons the Japanese set loose that traveled the air currents (Jet Stream??) and dropped small payloads somewhere around Wash State.

Do some more reading.

At the end of the day, when we we're hit, it was ineffective amd did not make the news.

Although Doolittles raid was more of a point than anything else, it was more phycological effective that anything that hit the US.