Quote (Sixers @ Jun 11 2020 08:39am)

That's fine, but that's because the wrong people buy a gun and don't know how to handle it or have the mental capacity to understand what it's capable of which is another issue with how easily people obtain them in the U.S. That's where increasing background checks and mental health checks comes into play, which i fully support increasing.

I mean I have a Glock 19, it's not like I went full war hero status and decked myself out with assault rifles and holy hand grenades lmao. A simple glock that is in a safe for worst scenario situations. Haven't had to touch it other than bringing it to the range, and hopefully won't ever have to.

Quote (Sixers @ Jun 11 2020 12:39pm)

That's fine, but that's because the wrong people buy a gun and don't know how to handle it or have the mental capacity to understand what it's capable of which is another issue with how easily people obtain them in the U.S. That's where increasing background checks and mental health checks comes into play, which i fully support increasing.

I mean I have a Glock 19, it's not like I went full war hero status and decked myself out with assault rifles and hand grenades lmao. A simple glock that is in a safe for worst scenario situations. Haven't had to touch it other than bringing it to the range, and hopefully won't ever have to.

Quote (ppkpkppk @ Jun 11 2020 11:50am)

Yea, I hear stories from buddies who went to school in the midwest - people leave their cars unlocked and have their rifles in there. Different deal here obviously, but I don't think I could personally ever have a gun in the house.

Quote (Giannis @ Jun 11 2020 01:03pm)

My car was stolen in the middle of the night. I live in Wisconsin. The car was locked, the thief had a spare key made by another thief who worked for a dealership/smith or something. Got the VIN off my dashboard to get the key made

Quote (HydroPK @ Jun 11 2020 12:04pm)

Shaved keys bruhhh was it an older vehicle?

Quote (Giannis @ Jun 11 2020 01:05pm)

2017 Toyota Corolla. I had a tracking device in the GPS/Nav, the thief ripped the rear view mirror out of the car (that's where the tracking device was)

When I went down to report it at the police district they said car theft was on the rise over 350% since 2016. This was back in the Fall of 2019

Quote (HydroPK @ Jun 11 2020 12:20pm)

Damn that a remote start car?

Quote (Giannis @ Jun 11 2020 01:21pm)

No it’s not even a key fob engine start. Standard key in ignition

I like my car to be boring and affordable lol

Thought having a boring car would help make my car less desirable to steal but the police told me Honda’s and Toyota’s are in the top 5 cars stolen

Quote (HydroPK @ Jun 11 2020 12:25pm)

Yea especially ones 2000 and prior. You can literally have 1 shaved key and prolly work half the time. So u just keep trying cars till it does