Riots and defending one's property

[ModernGunner]

Stack a few bodies up at the end of the driveway and the rest will move right on by........

[video=youtube;5JZ9djZa180]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JZ9djZa180[/video]

 

[Bobby]

Ferguson Store Owner and employees. They haven't had any trouble at their business or neighboring businesses.

Unless I'm mistaken, they are also OCing long rifles while posing for a picture! Watch, it is only a matter of time before this appears on MDA's Facebook wall.

 

[HeadlessRoland]

What if you're the store owner in the midst of the LA Riot?

This is precisely why new-manufacture fully-automatic weaponry should be available to the public. Nothing says 'don't tread' like a tripod-mounted M2HB on the roof of your storefront.

 

[88GT]

Unless I'm mistaken, they are also OCing long rifles while posing for a picture! Watch, it is only a matter of time before this appears on MDA's Facebook wall.

Or half of INGO calls them names in a perfect display of childish behavior.

 

[fundy87]

If I'm the one who has to pay for the damages, then you bet your buns that I will defend it with force.

 

[9mmfan]

I guess I'll see how my I shoot my AR without a scope then.

 

[Excalibur]

Speaking of the LA riots, this is a very informative video from the perspective of the Koreans. My family owns a restaurant near me, though we do have insurance, if a riot happens why they are opened, I am taking my rifle, my rig and get in the car to get my family out because I know they are slow. Of course, I am going to wait until the last minute to take out my rifle and other gear out. If we are trapped, I am taking out my rifle and put on my rig. If we can't escape, I am going to barricade ourselves inside until it is safe to flee.

[video=youtube;An8LJ_fv0mo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An8LJ_fv0mo[/video]

 

[Thor]

It helps if you don't live right downtown. Have your plan in place. The family that shoots together has interlocking fields of fire. Practice and have your plan...plenty of ammo helps...a lot.

If for some unfortunate reason you do live downtown then have a defensive perimeter in that will at least allow you to hold your part of the building...until they set it on fire.

Generally speaking these looters are cowards and any resistance, especially an organized one, will make them think some other more willing victim might be over there somewhere.

 

[bingley]

This is precisely why new-manufacture fully-automatic weaponry should be available to the public. Nothing says 'don't tread' like a tripod-mounted M2HB on the roof of your storefront.

If both sides have an M2HB -- say one is on the roof of your storefront and the other on the pickup truck of the rioters, who has the advantage?

 

[eatsnopaste]

If both sides have an M2HB -- say one is on the roof of your storefront and the other on the pickup truck of the rioters, who has the advantage?

I got to go with the high ground...

 

[HeadlessRoland]

If both sides have an M2HB -- say one is on the roof of your storefront and the other on the pickup truck of the rioters, who has the advantage?

The one with more training and better aim. Still not seeing an argument against the citizenry having new-manufacture fully-automatics.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Korea Town in the 90's had weapons and open Kimchi pots for a chemical warfare deterant also.

You know it! Those folks don't play.

 

[chubbs]

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/839616/thumbs/o-HURRICANE-SANDY-LOOTERS-TWITTER-facebook.jpg

 

[Paul30]

Speaking of the LA riots, this is a very informative video from the perspective of the Koreans. My family owns a restaurant near me, though we do have insurance,

Many insurance policies have exclusions for disasters including riots, civil war, etc. Read the policy well, it's good to know what is really covered. Some think a homeowner policy covers their gun collection, then find out there is a $500 limit on guns. Know the policy, it may or may not cover you.

 

[Bobby]

The one with more training and better aim. Still not seeing an argument against the citizenry having new-manufacture fully-automatics.

You won't get one from me!

 

[SteveM4A1]

Many insurance policies have exclusions for disasters including riots, civil war, etc. Read the policy well, it's good to know what is really covered. Some think a homeowner policy covers their gun collection, then find out there is a $500 limit on guns. Know the policy, it may or may not cover you.

Riots and civil commotion are usually covered in both HO2 and HO3 forms. HO3, the most common homeowners policy, covers all perils but those specifically excluded.

 

[Redhorse]

If both sides have an M2HB -- say one is on the roof of your storefront and the other on the pickup truck of the rioters, who has the advantage?

The crazy redneck with a cannon probably.

 

[AndersonIN]

Ferguson Store Owner and employees. They haven't had any trouble at their business or neighboring businesses.

I thought this was the lunch crowd at Chipotle! You sure it's not? The guy on the left has on a bullet proof bib!

 

[TaunTaun]

These people should be ashamed! They look like OCT.....

 

[mrortega]

Ferguson Store Owner and employees. They haven't had any trouble at their business or neighboring businesses.

Notice the African American gentleman second from left. The pic points out that it's not a race against race issue but a good guy vs. thug mob thing. These are the good guys.