Other State Nebraska Man Armed with AR-15-style Rifle Stops Home Invasion without Firing a Shot

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An Official Journal Of The NRA | Nebraska Man Armed with AR-15-style Rifle Stops Home Invasion without Firing a Shot

Armed citizen caused intruders who kicked in his door to flee immediately.

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[clearconscience]

Too bad for that homeowner, obviously has a defective Black rifle. All the Dem politicians told me they are killing machines.

Hopefully he can get a new one

 

[zenbreath]

Yep!
Cameras, backed up by...
Weapons, backed up by...
Training and the Will to use it.

 

[Stomper]

Yep!
Cameras, backed up by...
Weapons, backed up by...
Training and the Will to use it.

 

[Stomper]

Check out the trigger discipline!




That perp is lucky his brains weren't painting the white hallway wall behind him just at that split second....

 

[arakboss]

How on earth did he go to his safe, unlock it, retrieve rifle and return to meet thugs who took a second to burst through his door.

The only good gun is a handy one (in a home invasion)

 

[Hueco]

Meh. I called Hoax on Smollett. I'm calling hoax here too.

So, you're telling me that criminals knocked first (presumably to see if anyone was home) and then didn't hear the homeowner lock the door? BS. So, the criminals knew someone was home at that point and still pursued entry? If that's the case, why would they have knocked in the first place instead of trying the handle and simply making entry, thus surprising anyone who may have been inside?

Either they didn't want to meet people in the home, or they did. If they did, they would have simply entered. If they didn't, hearing the door lock would have been clue enough that someone was inside and they would have left.

But no, they gave away their element of surprise, heard the lock go (yea, its an assumption, but are your door locks really that quiet? Mine never have been...), and then waited to kick the door down instead of kicking it in on the guy?

The video has even been removed from YouTube already. You know what they say, pics or it didn't happen. Well, I want the video back up for scrutiny and the police report the homeowner filed for this.

If none of those items exist...yea this was a hoax.

 

[Alexx1401]

I have LONG said this happens a hell of a lot more often that we ever hear about. That a criminal is stopped at the sight of a gun. No doubt many times this is just never reported.

 

[Kristina]

Meh. I called Hoax on Smollett. I'm calling hoax here too.

So, you're telling me that criminals knocked first (presumably to see if anyone was home) and then didn't hear the homeowner lock the door? BS. So, the criminals knew someone was home at that point and still pursued entry? If that's the case, why would they have knocked in the first place instead of trying the handle and simply making entry, thus surprising anyone who may have been inside?

Either they didn't want to meet people in the home, or they did. If they did, they would have simply entered. If they didn't, hearing the door lock would have been clue enough that someone was inside and they would have left.

But no, they gave away their element of surprise, heard the lock go (yea, its an assumption, but are your door locks really that quiet? Mine never have been...), and then waited to kick the door down instead of kicking it in on the guy?

The video has even been removed from YouTube already. You know what they say, pics or it didn't happen. Well, I want the video back up for scrutiny and the police report the homeowner filed for this.

If none of those items exist...yea this was a hoax.

 

[Alexx1401]

Only thing I see "wrong" is how his buddy goes into the hall to check on the guys who just ran when he looks to not be armed.

 

[Capn Jack]

Video raises more questions than it answers.

 

[Caveman Jim]

They deserved ventilating!!!

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

i like reading articles that call ARs for what they are. 'AR15 style rifle' or 'semi automatic rifle.'

 

[rick benjamin]

I like soft squirmy kitties