View Full Version : Woman Killed Outside Gun Show
The show hadn't even started yet. [Bang]
http://www.chieftain.com/news/local/woman-apparently-kills-self-outside-pueblo-gun-show/article_0b07176c-a3d8-11e2-9208-0019bb2963f4.html
Kraven251
04-13-2013, 07:14
it wasn't a suicide...the gun did it.
blacklabel
04-13-2013, 07:26
Why would you go to a a gunshow to commit suicide?
vendors wife commits suicide outside of show ? sounds like she wanted to not only hurt him but his business and industry , thus making a selfish act even more so .
The investigation is still underway, I'm sure.
Perhaps the husband killed her and made it look like a suicide.
You just never l know.
Or maybe I have just seen too many of my wife's crime shows.
maybe I have just seen too many of my wife's crime shows.yeah there are a bunch of what i call "scared woman" channels
One of my biggest fears is I will come home from a trip to the range and find my wife dead and my hands will be covered with gun shot residue.
One of my biggest fears is I will come home from a trip to the range and find my wife dead and my hands will be covered with gun shot residue.ray your a sick man [LOL]
You've obviously never had to explain the presence of trace amounts of gun powder on your favorite backpack to the wonderful folks that work for TSA at airport security.
Helpful hint.... Don't travel with the same backpack you bring to gun shows and use to carry around gun powder and ammunition.
Just saying.
One of my biggest fears is I will come home from a trip to the range and find my wife dead and my hands will be covered with gun shot residue.
And Ice-T will be all over your case since you probably had rough sex with her before leaving for the range. [LOL]
And Ice-T will be all over your case since you probably had rough sex with her before leaving for the range. [LOL]
You've obviously seen some of our videos on the Internet. Thanks for your patronage.
You've obviously never had to explain the presence of trace amounts of gun powder on your favorite backpack to the wonderful folks that work for TSA at airport security.
Helpful hint.... Don't travel with the same backpack you bring to gun shows and use to carry around gun powder and ammunition.
Just saying.
Im so glad you brought this up. I'm flying next month for the first time since I got out of the military. I'm sure all my backpacks have been to the range at least 10 times and would light up their system like a Christmas tree. Buying a new backpack tomorrow!
jerrymrc
04-13-2013, 09:01
I keep a couple of bags far, far away just to go TDY.
One of my biggest fears is I will come home from a trip to the range and find my wife dead and my hands will be covered with gun shot residue.
Ya, this post did not help your case[mop]
Ya, this post did not help your case[mop]
Dang. Probably not. Lol.
baglock1
04-13-2013, 09:32
You've obviously never had to explain the presence of trace amounts of gun powder on your favorite backpack to the wonderful folks that work for TSA at airport security.
I had the unfortunate experience of having to explain why I had trace residue of HE on my clothing one time. THAT was not fun. Even after I supplied credentials which provided a legitimate explanation, it was still an ordeal. Plus, they confiscated my shampoo.
Aloha_Shooter
04-13-2013, 09:49
I had my camera case and lens case test positive once and I've never even taken them to the range -- but they HAVE been in the trunk with my range bags. It was pretty quick and painless for me since the TSA employees could see pretty clearly that my SLR and lens were functional and NOT explosive containers but the only time I've ever pinged their sniffers.
KestrelBike
04-13-2013, 09:57
ray your a sick man [LOL]
glad I wasn't the only one LOL. geez ray.
theGinsue
04-13-2013, 10:33
Sad situation about this woman. There's plenty of help out there if a person will only seek it. Suicide in never a good solution. Very sad.
BushMasterBoy
04-13-2013, 11:05
I don't want to sound insensitive, but are they sure it was a suicide and not a robbery? I mean after all, legislation has passed making obtaining firearms much more difficult. The media is only going to report what the authorities tell them...and personally I don't trust either!
theGinsue
04-13-2013, 11:19
+1
You've obviously never had to explain the presence of trace amounts of gun powder on your favorite backpack to the wonderful folks that work for TSA at airport security.
Helpful hint.... Don't travel with the same backpack you bring to gun shows and use to carry around gun powder and ammunition.
Just saying.
I went through LAX two days after the underwear bomber, using my range bag as a carry on. When I got home, I found a half dozen live rounds in it.
I hit the sniffer as well wearing the same shoes as shooting the day before
palepainter
04-13-2013, 12:18
I'm sure this will result in a ban on wives at gun shows. :)
I just spoke to a friend/vendor at the show. There was an argument earlier between another vendor and his wife, witnessed by several regulars. Wife went to the truck, pulled out a .44mag, and blew her head off.
[edit] For the sake of clarity, argument was between husband and wife (vendors) at the show yesterday during setup.
I just spoke to a friend/vendor at the show. There was an argument earlier between another vendor and his wife, witnessed by several regulars. Wife went to the truck, pulled out a .44mag, and blew her head off.
Ouch that sucks
I just spoke to a friend/vendor at the show. There was an argument earlier between another vendor and his wife, witnessed by several regulars. Wife went to the truck, pulled out a .44mag, and blew her head off.
holy sh*t! i wonder what was said ?
I just spoke to a friend/vendor at the show. There was an argument earlier between another vendor and his wife, witnessed by several regulars. Wife went to the truck, pulled out a .44mag, and blew her head off.
[edit] For the sake of clarity, argument was between husband and wife (vendors) at the show yesterday during setup.
holy sh*t! i wonder what was said ?
I think friend mentioned one of the other regulars who was setting up next to them heard the whole thing. But I do not know what was exchanged, just that they were arguing.
... There's plenty of help out there if a person will only seek it...
Seek help and lose your gun rights. It is a sad place where this country is and is headed.
My condolences to everyone touched by this sad death.
theGinsue
04-13-2013, 13:22
True. Today you're damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
UncleDave
04-13-2013, 14:13
I just spoke to a friend/vendor at the show. There was an argument earlier between another vendor and his wife, witnessed by several regulars. Wife went to the truck, pulled out a .44mag, and blew her head off.
[edit] For the sake of clarity, argument was between husband and wife (vendors) at the show yesterday during setup.
Just like a woman, has to get in the last word!
I feel for her husband though.
screagle2
04-13-2013, 17:28
Lots of compassion......???
why provide the anti's more fuel for the fire?
Some of these are embarrassing. The desire to own and enjoy firearms, need not over rule human decency.
Go ahead and flame away.
Lots of compassion......???
why provide the anti's more fuel for the fire?
Some of these are embarrassing. The desire to own and enjoy firearms, need not over rule human decency.
Go ahead and flame away.compassion for the husband ,family , and others that were put off by a very selfish act yes , but not the person that committed the act . sorry but there are very few cases where suicide is ok
At least she only shot herself. Imagine the field day the anti-gun media would have had if she 1st went on a shooting spree before offing herself. Glad she was selfish and didn't share lead with others.
hurley842002
04-13-2013, 19:33
Mental health? Nothing to see here folks, move along.......
thats so sad suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem
its also probably the most selfish act you can commit as a human i feel bad for the husband who probably said some stupid shit in the heat of an argument that he will have to live with for the rest of his life
ChadAmberg
04-13-2013, 21:08
Im so glad you brought this up. I'm flying next month for the first time since I got out of the military. I'm sure all my backpacks have been to the range at least 10 times and would light up their system like a Christmas tree. Buying a new backpack tomorrow!
Back in the 90's I flew several times with a C4 satchel bag as carryon. Never even got a second look even though the OD bag had "C4" stenciled on it.
UncleDave
04-13-2013, 21:09
I have a couple of friends that opted out. It was an act of cowardice, and selfishness. They were not thinking of the mess they left behind, or the anguish that the family goes through. What I originally posted was mostly in jest, but partly serious. Unless you are terminal, in pain, and no quality of life suicide is the cowards way out.
Byte Stryke
04-14-2013, 04:20
"Just the cleaning cycle on the pool folks, move along... nothing to see here."
thedave1164
04-14-2013, 07:47
Sad thing, prayers for those affected.
Great-Kazoo
04-14-2013, 09:08
Back in the 90's I flew several times with a C4 satchel bag as carryon. Never even got a second look even though the OD bag had "C4" stenciled on it.
I could also smoke and carry on knives too. Most of us have been in the airport and went shit! i HAVE x IN MY CARRY ON.
After my mom's funeral we're walking up to security and i'm [facepalm]Carrying a knife the kid gave me for carry in ny. Told her i had to dump it and sh'e like Ok that one sucked now replace it!. Just like her mother.
ANYWAY back to the suicide. Up side is she took herself and no one else.
DOWN SIDE is the fine line we as gun owners walk because of the knee jerk reactions lots of people, ESPECIALLY the medical field, whan it comes to guns.
You've obviously never had to explain the presence of trace amounts of gun powder on your favorite backpack to the wonderful folks that work for TSA at airport security.
Helpful hint.... Don't travel with the same backpack you bring to gun shows and use to carry around gun powder and ammunition.
Just saying.
I have had that fun with the TSA.
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