Top 6 Home Defense with a Gun Myths

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Top 6 Home Defense with a Gun Myths

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[PNWguy]

The .223 over penetration points were interesting.

 

[DivCurlGrad72]

The "you're more likely to get killed if you have a gun in the house" bit was just used on me last Saturday at the Burdick/Wagner town hall by one of the audience members.

 

[L84Cabo]

The "you're more likely to get killed if you have a gun in the house" bit was just used on me last Saturday at the Burdick/Wagner town hall by one of the audience members.

It is parroted religiously by the anti gun morons but the vast majority of them have never even so much as read the study or can even site the name of the study. Ask them. And you'll likely either get a whole lot of stammering or the infamous, "I heard/read it on line so it must be true."

 

[Flopsweat]

It is parroted religiously by the anti gun morons but the vast majority of them have never even so much as read the study or can even site the name of the study. Ask them. And you'll likely either get a whole lot of stammering or the infamous, "I heard/read it on line so it must be true."

Yeah, they're still touting that bunk. I understand that Kellerman also ran his study backwards - he looked for homicides and then checked to see if they had guns in the house. So what he proved is that if you are more likely to be killed, you're more likely to have a gun. Or if you look at the neighborhoods that he "studied" you could deduce that people who live in unsafe areas are more concerned about personal safety.

 

[titsonritz]

The "you're more likely to get killed if you have a gun in the house" bit was just used on me last Saturday at the Burdick/Wagner town hall by one of the audience members.

My response..."Hey you spineless turd you choose your method of self protection, I'll choose mine and when the crack heads kick in the door we'll see who is wearing the toe-tags."