Clip mag box drum, everyone here seems to
know exactly what I meant and aside from belt
fed machine guns and revolvers the word clip
is recognized as something to carry preloaded
bullets in.

Asinine? Recruiters offices are all OFF POST.
Who would they recruit on post? Army vs
Navy?

FOCUS ON THIS.
All that is besides what should be the point
here archer. I don't care what gun or how
much ammo YOU have. If it's legal and that
floats your boat buy it. But if you can buy it
the next misledeextremist terrorist isil
wannabe can buy them too. That, neighbors,
Americans, is the point.

That same terrorist can go to Mexico and buy whatever they want.

It is a brilliant idea to limit the targets capacity to fight back by limiting their options.

Looks like you want flintlocks for the targets and fully auto assault rifles from Mexico for the jihadists..

Great plan.

My plan makes too much sense, it'll never work.

Um....no....an AR15 or Ak47 style weapon... has no clip. If you were as familiar with firearms as you want to seem to be, it would be natural for you to use the correct terminology...which would be "magazine"....unless you think the Chatannooga shooter used an M1Garand.


I shouldve clarified...a recruiters "post" is his recruiting office. And yes....it is asinine, in this day and time, for that office to be a soft target.


So your point is to limit law abiding citizens freedom because of one azzhat? Got it.....sounds like the drug war....outlaw drugs and drug use will cease.....

......wait....

So in your opinion what if any weapon, mag capacity, weapons system(s) should be available for people in America to buy on the open market? Is there a cutoff, m249, m60, 50 cal mg , Bradley, Abrams, Apache, A10 Warthog?

a bullet is aimed at the center of mass.

One terrorist got burger king, the other wasn't so lucky.

There should be at least one handgun in each facility that is able to be worn by weapons qualified personnel.

Not all military members are qualified and those that aren't either get qualified or they don't carry. There should always be at least one qualified person on the premises when the facility is open.

This dirka dirka never got out of his car, so I am not so sure they would have had much of chance anyway.

But even a small chance is better than what they have now which is none.

Lpdon, on Nadal, when someone calls 911 the call gets routed to civilian police before anyone else. Unless someone knows the number to the military police, can dial that number while someone is actively firing a high capacity pistol whose round is very close to a 5.56mm (FN five7 5.7mm) in rapid succession while 20+ people are wounded screaming dying or trying to take down the shooter (later 32 wounded survivors and 13 dead) the civilian police would be the first with the knowledge that this was happening. Which number would you attempt to dial ASSUMING you knew the military police number?

Lpdon, on Nadal, when someone calls 911 the call gets routed to civilian police before anyone else. Unless someone knows the number to the military police, can dial that number while someone is actively firing a high capacity pistol whose round is very close to a 5.56mm (FN five7 5.7mm) in rapid succession while 20+ people are wounded screaming dying or trying to take down the shooter (later 32 wounded survivors and 13 dead) the civilian police would be the first with the knowledge that this was happening. Which number would you attempt to dial ASSUMING you knew the military police number?

The recruiters were defenseless, but this is not the fault of their command for not arming them. It IS the fault of the shooter. As is the fault of every shooter who pulls a trigger when pointing the barrel towards another person. Nobody says 'it was Jimmy's fault for being in the path of a moving bullet and not having a bullet proof skull' SHAME ON YOU JIMMY. Next time you get shot don't die so nobody will have to break a sweat digging a hole for you, and nobody will go to prison for missing the guy standing next to you.
Fine, the second amendment doesn't say anything about hunting, I know it's about self defense.

But...
In a self defense situation, aside from a SWAT team or Fed's or a swarm of police cars
IF you have nothing to hide
The maelstrom of gunfire would alert neighbors in most cases SOMEBODY would call the police upon hearing screaming and volleys of counterfire. I live in the woods neighbors have guns and shoot often. It's completly different from say a gang or drug cartel driving up in multiple vehicles (in which case you may have something to hide) and piling out like clown cars and shooting up somebody's house cars etc.

So if we are going to arm the recruiters shouldnt we then also arm potential victims of driveby shootings or shootings in general like the defenseless 7 year old son of the convicted and released gang member in Chicago? Perhaps they should give the father a gun from the evidence room and check the coroners availability status.

I'm not against guns but a 50-100-200 round drum is made for one purpose. Killing lots of people.
How many bullets did muskets hold again? Flintlock pistols? In 1776?

I don't remember reading that he got Burger King, but if he did so what? Law Enforcement needed information and they needed it fast. They didn't know if he was acting alone, part of a terrorist plot or if it was the beginning of a spree or what.

The first key to any interview is building rapport with someone, that's not just law enforcement that's common sense. I interview people on a regular basis, I have interviewed people and got admission on an internal theft a few years back where I got the person stealing a bottle of liquor and by the time the interview was over got an admission for over $10,000 in merchandise and cash over a period of three years. The first thing I was taught when I went through my training is that is the very first thing you do, build rapport with the person. If they make a reasonable request, I make it happen.

Here's just a small portion of how I do an interview and this is who I am certified through.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQDDJMSo9ec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I3s2I824ok

Before you slam it, it was developed by a former FBI Agent and Director of the Behavioral Analysis Unit. It is used not only by the private sector but by many Law Enforcement Agencies world wide.

Bullcrap, he got burger king because there are plenty of law enforcement officials who adhere to the same philosophy of Dylann Roof. Many of the white supremacist terrorists groups constitute law enforcement officials, many are from all walks of life, especially in the south.

Death toll now 5....

"" A sailor who was shot in the Chattanooga,
Tenn., gun rampage died Saturday, becoming
the fifth fatal victim, the U.S. Navy said.
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Randall Smith
died two days after a gunman opened fire at
two military outposts in Tennessee, his step-
grandmother Darlene Proxmire told
NewsChannel 15.
The U.S. Navy confirmed a sailor succumbed
to his wounds at 2:17 a.m. but did not
release his name.
The 24-year-old hero from Ohio had been shot
in the back, stomach and arm while working at
the Navy Operational Support Center, his
family told the Salina Journal. The U.S. Navy
logistics specialist suffered extensive damage
to his liver and colon.
Smith, a husband and father of three young
daughters, wanted to reassure his family after
undergoing multiple surgeries
“When he came out he finally responded to
them and he gave his wife a thumbs up,”
Proxmire said.
He was soon placed on a ventilator and taken
into the trauma intensive care unit.""
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/randall-smith-5th-victim-chattanooga-shooting-dies-article-1.2296310

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2015/07/former-fbi-assistant-director-on-mohammad-abdulazeez-we-dont-know-that-its-a-muslim-name

Former FBI assistant director on Mohammad Abdulazeez: "We don't know that it's a Muslim name"

Cranium so far up their Sphincter,it ain't pretty!

No, our police and military have theirs and the Chattanooga PD proved their efficiency. This was a moving hostile target firing on them and they limited the number of casualties ending THIS threat. Great job Chattanooga PD. Look at what a static Major Nadal did with a handgun13 dead and 32 wounded. This proves that you don't need a 100 round drum if you are proficient with your weapon. This guy wasn't accustomed to placing his shots or target selection or there would have been more casualties. 4 dead one wounded is no where near the hit miss ratio Nadal did. This is bad but it could have been much worse.
My plan makes too much sense, it'll never work.