Glock Talk - View Single Post - Defining Moment(s) that led to your decision to CCW

**janice6** · 06-19-2012, 22:04

In grade school my father (had served in Cook County during Prohib) informed me that I was going to learn to shoot.

Spent two years (2 to 3 days a week, Summers) training me. I liked shooting.

When my state law was passed permitting CCW, I funded the family with guns and training and permits. Since I could, I did.

Later, my SIL got upset with me paying for my daughters divorce (for physical abuse), he was a convicted Felon, and said he was going to kill me and my wife and my daughter, and the kids, if they were with my daughter.

Her attorney asked why I wasn't worried. I told him I caried a gun, my Daughter carried a gun, my whole family carried guns and we like shooting.

He got a big laugh out of it. Turned out the BG SIL and his brother were afraid of guns.

06-19-2012, 22:04	#987
janice6 Platinum Membership NRA Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: minnesota Posts: 13,088	In grade school my father (had served in Cook County during Prohib) informed me that I was going to learn to shoot. Spent two years (2 to 3 days a week, Summers) training me. I liked shooting. When my state law was passed permitting CCW, I funded the family with guns and training and permits. Since I could, I did. Later, my SIL got upset with me paying for my daughters divorce (for physical abuse), he was a convicted Felon, and said he was going to kill me and my wife and my daughter, and the kids, if they were with my daughter. Her attorney asked why I wasn't worried. I told him I caried a gun, my Daughter carried a gun, my whole family carried guns and we like shooting. He got a big laugh out of it. Turned out the BG SIL and his brother were afraid of guns. __________________ janice6 "Peace is that brief, glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading". Anonymous Earp: Not everyone who knows you hates you. DOC: I know it ain't always easy bein' my friend....but I'll BE THERE when you need me.