terrellmoragne wrote:Also if your state is like Tennessee get your handgun permit. Me and my wife both have one ,so as a last resort a thief would be blessed with some heat.
is your gun effectivley a part of your studio set up then?
This is my 4k's companion as well as what protects me and my fam. Once military...military for life. It's even got the front grooves for the laser attachment they sell for it. I have friends & family that are still either active law enforcement or military. Put it like this, it won't be an easy heist if anything did ever go down. Yep, even got video cams around too. I ain't playing...
hyena wrote:i feel really sorry for you U.S. people...you are so used to it that u dont even recognize how **** it is to have guns flyn around like corn flakes....Oh us civilized folk don't go looking for trouble, some of us just take matters in our own hands. Especially when trouble comes to us & inside our homes, then some of us will take & put our dog (which you just saw a picture of) on them...simple as that. Plus he does'nt require annual feeding...only gets hungry when he has to work.
here isnt paradise but , damn, im comfortable with my three dogs and some heavy stick.
fear is the worst of the enemies...
Blue Haze wrote:I'm ex-military too but I put my faith in God and a case of craziness if I have to. Ha,ha, ha. A 4k ain`t worth mine or my families life. Back to the thread at hand nice studio setups and some of you guys need to set up your pics url address show that they can show.
dabmeister wrote:Blue Haze wrote:I'm ex-military too but I put my faith in God and a case of craziness if I have to. Ha,ha, ha. A 4k ain`t worth mine or my families life. Back to the thread at hand nice studio setups and some of you guys need to set up your pics url address show that they can show.I feel you on that dude. Just early last year I had experienced a break-in while I was at home in my studio laying tracks. I was startled because this happened so brazenly while I was at home.
To make a long story short, come to find out the police had chased this guy from an apartment complex just a few blocks away. The guy broke a glass panel out of the side door coming into my kitchen. From my basement, it sounded like there was more than one person involved.
So I lowered the volume of the music to really hear what was going on. I heard these footsteps for about 30 sec. to a minute then everything got silent. I then slowly crept from out the studio and at the same time, yelled briefly to the person upstairs. I then heard a bunch of ruckus going on for a few seconds then silence again. I then went for the front door, open it and saw all of these police officers converging on my property, I was shocked.
Come to find out, they said they were chasing this guy who had kidnapped a little infant (domestic dispute) from his ole lady and wanted to know if he was inside. I said yes.
So they went inside but the dude tried to escape from out of the back bedroom he was hiding in, leaving the baby behind. As soon as he jumped from out the window, the police were in the back yard waiting for his a$$. Then the police said the guy was high on PCP. It was a h*ll of an experience I would say the least. I'm just glad they got to him before I did.
Blue Haze wrote:Wow!!!!! All I can say is God Bless that you, your family, the baby and even the nut didn`t come to violence or harm just a broken window and fright.True that. I tell you what, during the course of this happening, you really don't know what the outcome is going to be. I can definitely say it was devine intervention that took place that night because it could have been a lot worst.
When you come to your end of days you can welcome you did the right thing.
terrellmoragne wrote:I didn't know that the mention of LEGALLY owning a gun with a permit could cause so much confusion.First of all, you have to pass a background check.You can't have any felonies on your record.You have to take a course in gun training before you could see a permit.You have to know what you can and cannot do. If you don't know the rules you could end up in prison. With all of that being said I DONOT want to take a life. You really will not know what you would do until you have someone sticking a pistal in your face.I don't know what its like in Paris but over here people will car jack you and blow your head off in the middle of the day for some CAR RIMS. You got crackheads just roaming around this city trying to catch you slipping.We have a problem around here with people stealing copper to sell to scrap yards. Well, our rental house which is vacant got hit for ALL of the PIPES under the house.I had to pay to replace all of that **** under our house out of my pocket. If I would have caught that crackhead with those pipes in his hand I would have busted his ass. Some people will kill you if you can not protect yourself. The worst thing in the world is to find out your wife and family got hurt because she could not protect herself when you was not around. Anyway lets get back to showing your studio. I will envite everybody to come to my lovely, nonviolent city of Memphis,Tn. Be sure to visit Graceland in Whitehaven on Elvis Presley Blvd. And come see us on Beale Street at the Hardrock cafe. Never mind the police,they are just there for decoration. I'm sure if you just yell they will come to your rescue ,just in the nick of time.Wherever you are........
GoundZero
