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Some douche was breaking into a guy's 86 year old mother's house for a second time on mother's day. Burglar got a fae full of bid shot.
Story Here
The report says rifle, but it was bird load. No other description of wht type of rifle nor why it had bird shot
Nothing says "I love you, Mom" like shooting an intruder in the face for her. Could've been something like a .22 shotshell.
I thought this was going to be a kid but other than that great story... I just had thoughts of a 10 year old defending Mom here!
Moral of the story: 00 buckshot for when you absolutely, positively have to say "Happy Mother's Day" in a big, special way. Birdshot should be reserved for Secretary's Day, Nursing Appreciation Week, or other assorted weenie holidays.
Since that's the only .22 rounds anyone can find nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
[LOL] Actually, last week was Nurse Appreciation week... [Flower]Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo
Yeah, I know. When I got off Sunday (after a particularly grueling 12 hour shift), the quality control/education staff was sitting out in the parking lot of the hospital with a bunch of rubbermaid bins filled with gas-station pastries. My night shift cronies and I all swung a wide berth to try to avoid the plastered-on corporate cheeriness, and one of them practically RAN toward us waving one of the pastries. Awful... just awful. You know how this nurse would like to be appreciated? A complimentary case of Jack, or a few hundred rounds of ammo. :-)
why muck with buckshot when you can sling slugs....
Not every barrel/choke can handle the slugs... everything can handle the buckshot... ?Quote:
Originally Posted by buckshotbarlow
Mom would be *pissed* at the mess you made on the rug.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dingo