Juan.©amaney

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http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/31883.html



So this proves that CCW's do help with the proper training and background checks. Also, it proves that people over 65 can still hold their own.

GOOD JOB!!!!!

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glycerineguy

Pretty cool, good use of it.

mstad

That right there is why I wanna get a concealed-carry permit. Not because I'm a parinoid gun-happy freak, but because you never know when shit's gonna get real.

Greenfire

Showed this article to my father-in-law. He was actually surprised that it took New Mexico that long to allow the permits. He currently carried a permit so that he can keep a gun on him while out camping. (we live in an area with some dangerous animals) He is also in the same age group as Moore, in his late fifties. I wonder Moore served in the military? Quite a few of the older people that I have met that carry permits, are also retired military.

happycolt

There was a guy in Tyler TX with a CCP that tried to stop a shooter after he had lost his court case, and started shooting people in the courtroom.

He shot him 6 times in the chest but the shooter was wearing a vest and so it didn't kill him

The shooter then shot the guy with the CCP like 10 times or something

Juan.©amaney

What a shame head shots aren't allowed.

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Car Enthusiast

i'm calling bs on this story cause at least here in ohio you can't even bring a gun into the courthouse if you are a cop that isn't stationed at the courthouse

happycolt

Call BS all you want

Here is the complete story:
http://www.statesman.com/news/conte...02/25TYLER.html

Here is the story on the guy with the CHP:
http://johnrlott.tripod.com/2005/02...it-holders.html

So I was mistaken on the fact that it was outside the courthouse, but I have read many parts where it says inside and outside so I just went with what I remembered

Juan.©amaney

So the dude saved a life by sacrificing his own. That's DAMNED noble. Specially going 9mm vs an AK-47...I'd hesitate myself on that one.

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pivit81

Damn straight. Not a paranoid monkey myself, but still, better prepared. I'm actually shocked that the court is even considering prosecuting the "savior". It would seem like he'd be thought better of than this.

LS1-S10

Dunno bout Ohio, but here in Georgia any LEO is allowed to carry in public buildings. I've had a CCW for over a year now, public buildings...such as court houses, gov't type buildings, public gatherings, sport events, and church gatherings are the only places im not allowed to carry. I'm totally behind CCW's, people have a right to bear arms and defend themselves.

tyrus

I had a CCW in Indiana, you didn't need to do shit to get it.

Fill out like a half page application at the PD. Get a $20 money order, and send it off to the state police office.. two weeks later, my permit arived via US Mail.

k_t

???

I have never heard that a head shot wasn't allowed. At least not in Oklahoma. If deadly force is necessary, use it.

schutzenkonig

It happened outside the courtroom. The guy used an SKS, and shot his wife and was about to shoot his son when Mark Wilson shot him 6 times and got shot himself. The police said that there's no question that Mark's action saved the son's life.