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[align=center]This is the first in a series of Criminal Justice Journalists guides to reporting on basic crime and justice issues. It was written by CCJ Board Member David Anderson and published in mid-1999.[/align][align=center]
GUNS:[/align][align=center]
The Stats
The Lawsuits

The Law
Ten Tips for Covering the Gun Issue

The Industry
Sources

The Lobbyists
Gun Facts[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][:-]Click [:-][/align][align=center]http://www.reporters.net/cjj/guns.html[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Ready, Aim.........WoW[/align][/align]

 

I read in a Nevada Bar once that guns are like condoms, it's always better to have one and not need it then to need one and not have it. I wouldn't mind having a gun in my car and if I end up going somewhere bigger I might, my hometown is only 3k people. And I haven't heard much about how crime is in Bozeman, Montanta, going to MSU in the fall. What I would really like would be to find a place to fix my switchblade that my dad brought back for me form Iraq about four years ago, the dang lock broke, so it pops open at the wrong time. Not a good idea to keep it it one's pocket.

 

 

If I get my Transfer to Las Vegas, I plan on getting my conceled carry permit, and then I would prob carry in my Monte. But I dont feel like I would have to have it. But it is always nice to have it and not need it, rather than need it and not have it. You just never know what you may face anymore these days.


Mike.

 

 

hahaha w00t i just purchased another handgun. nothin special just a 2 barrel derringer. nothing special at all but if need be i can keep that in like my shirt pocket or somethign and if need be its real easy to dispose of ehehe

 

 

Road Rage With A Gun

Recently Harvard had completed a fairly comprehensive report on Americans with their guns. One of the topics was about aggressive driving. Over 2,400 drivers responded.
The major findings found that persons with guns were more likely to engage in road rage. It also found that the ones with guns were also typically young adult males, binge drinkers, or persons previously arrested for non-traffic violations.
Comparing with NHTSA this group of drivers would be an exact match for those involved in fatalities where speeding and drunk driving were involved.
In 2005 MonkeyMeter.com ran a poll about how many of you carry a gun in your car. Here are the results.
Do you carry a gun in your car?
[ul][*]No, never! 60%[*]I never drive without one. 40% [/ul]
Total votes: 282
Do you think guns should be allowed be kept in cars? Stay tuned for this poll. Also, I read another study that drivers who legally carry guns in their car by having a permit are typically very law abiding, and don't reflect the behavior of young road ragers with a gun.

 

I'm all for the right to bear arms, just not in the car with a road rager.

 

It's not worth it.
I can replace the car, but I cannot replace my life.
If a criminal wants my car then he can take it. I have a tracking device on my car.
I' have no need to be a Big Billy Badass with a gun ...
Once you pull a gun out you better be sure you're ready to use it and prepare to take a life or lose yours...