[gbusmech]

A woman fired shots at three men attempting to break into her home, and one of the suspects was shot in the chest, police said.

Police: Woman fires shots at men attempting to break into home - WNEM TV 5

 

[JHPRICE]

Good for her
jhp

 

[shiftace]

Good. This is good Gun control, a shot to the chest.




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[counsel650]

good for her. My hope is that more families are protecting themselves.

 

[LonestarJake]

Beats the hell out of living in Chicago, doesn't it?

Only in Texas, there is supposed to be NO registered firearms, I'm surprised Kansas would have a requirement to "Register" firearms!

All citizens should have the right to do as this woman did!

 

[bigsky109]

Registered? WTH? I thought we all have the right to bear arms? To defend ourselves? Does Kansas have a gun registration?....

 

[Smokewagon]

Seems to me, there are more and more incidents like this, being reported with happy endings. :thumb:

 

[LonestarJake]

Seems to me, there are more and more incidents like this, being reported with happy endings. :thumb:

Don't do the crime if you don't want to leak like a sieve!

 

[vonzipper]

Seems to me, there are more and more incidents like this, being reported with happy endings. :thumb:

I was thinking the same thing there. Seems that you hear a lot about home invasions during the end of the year holidays, but now there is more and more reported. And the absolute majority going in favor of the Home Defender. When will this idiots learn?

 

[Linejudgemick]

Beats the hell out of living in Chicago, doesn't it?

Only in Texas, there is supposed to be NO registered firearms, I'm surprised Kansas would have a requirement to "Register" firearms!

All citizens should have the right to do as this woman did!

There is a Kansas City, Kansas and a Kansas City, Missouri - although I dont' know where this happened, I suspect this was in Missouri. As far as I know, there are no registration requirements in Kansas. I dont' know about Missouri's requirements, or any local where this occurred.

 

[oldbull360]

There is a Kansas City, Kansas and a Kansas City, Missouri - although I dont' know where this happened, I suspect this was in Missouri. As far as I know, there are no registration requirements in Kansas. I dont' know about Missouri's requirements, or any local where this occurred.

The action took place in KC, Mo. I, however, don't know the registration laws in Mo.

 

[nut016]

Good for her protecting her home!

 

[SVW]

Looks like her aim was off a little bit... Back to the range !!!!

 

[rifleshooter]

Shooting through a door like this is... sketchy.

What's the harm in waiting until the assailants kick it in and all move into the funnel zone where five or six shots in one general area can kill them all?

I'm jus' sayin'.

 

[Lost_In_VT]

Thank goodbess and her preparedness and willingness to use her weapon in a well controlled fashion to save herself from becoming another tragic statistic. Any idea what handgun she used to defend herself and her home?

 

[tazelmo]

Be perpared to stop crime in its tracks..

 

[rollin thunder]

...Any idea what handgun she used to defend herself and her home?

It was a .38 The make wasn't mentioned.

 

[rollin thunder]

Double Tap

 

[MadKaw]

Sounds like the legal establishment is treating her reasonably. Hope that continues.

 

[Lance0812]

The action took place in KC, Mo. I, however, don't know the registration laws in Mo.

It could be a Kansas City thing - folks are weird in the western part of the state - but as a state Missouri does not require registration.