Conceal Carry Insurance

[HondaTim]

Apparently I have been out of the loop and this is the first of me hearing about this. Any thoughts about it? Think it's a load of ****? Anyone have it?

Thanks


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[Admin]

 

[SILVER_ALERT]

I have not heard of it either. Strikes me as an oxymoron. I think of my concealed carry as "insurance".

 

[JTW]

I've heard of it but one has to ask themselves how it would look infront of a jury if you insured yourself for shooting someone??! A prosecutor would have a field day with that!

 

[sharp]

No such thing in Tennessee. You are responsible for your bullet no matter where it goes. Example if you neutralize a situation and the and the bullet goes through the idiot and hits a innocent by stander, that's on you.

 

[HondaTim]

No such thing in Tennessee. You are responsible for your bullet no matter where it goes. Example if you neutralize a situation and the and the bullet goes through the idiot and hits a innocent by stander, that's on you.

Yep, that's why I run a 145 grain hollow point in my 10mm just for that reason.


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[moparornocar]

Exactly. My gun IS my insurance. If I shoot you rest assured it was on purpose

 

[HondaTim]

Lol roger that.


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[trigger]

Four or five years ago, it was in the news that a 15 yr old Amish girl was riding in a carriage out in the middle of nowhere in Ohio farm country and was hit and killed by a bullet that fell from the sky. Don't think they ever figured out who fired it or from where either.
Crazy sh** happens!

 

[HondaTim]

That is crazy. Think that's the first I've ever heard of someone dying like that.


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[ohanacreek]

Happens more often around July 4 and New Years, physics is a cruel mistress. The bullet travels down with a significant portion of the force it traveled up with. So it's like getting shot from above.

Why you only point your gun at something you want to put a hole in with a know backstop strong enough to stop the bullet you fired.

Idiots that shoot into the air are a risk for everyone else.

 

[JTW]

Four or five years ago, it was in the news that a 15 yr old Amish girl was riding in a carriage out in the middle of nowhere in Ohio farm country and was hit and killed by a bullet that fell from the sky. Don't think they ever figured out who fired it or from where either.
Crazy sh** happens!

I remember that.. the guy turned himself in. He was discharging a muzzleloader after hunting and shot it high. It was certainly a fluke but I don't think they charged him. Just one of those crazy things.. sad and avoidable but s*** does happen.