Houston Teen Gets Headshot While Taking Selfie

[svauto-erotic855]

Wasn't the Glock 20 released in the US around 1992?

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[CexMashean]

I doubt that I will ever be that old no matter how long I live.

Have you considered taking you own advice?

Have you considered shutting the fuck up?

[Huls2304]

Mid 40s

Wasn't the Glock 20 released in the US around 1992?

[svauto-erotic855]

Old enough to know when to shut the fuck up, but won't.

I doubt that I will ever be that old no matter how long I live.

Have you considered taking you own advice?

[CexMashean]

???? Exactly how old do you think that I am?

Old enough to know when to shut the fuck up, but won't.

[svauto-erotic855]

We aren't talking about dog years.
Now shut the fuck up.

???? Exactly how old do you think that I am?

[CexMashean]

Mid 40s

We aren't talking about dog years.
Now shut the fuck up.

[svauto-erotic855]

How old are you?

Mid 40s

[Huls2304]

Scott also had an illegal full auto Calico 9mm in the car. I always wondered if that was the reason he came out shooting.

How old are you?

[svauto-erotic855]

Shut the fuck up.

Scott also had an illegal full auto Calico 9mm in the car. I always wondered if that was the reason he came out shooting.

[CexMashean]

Shut the fuck up.

[svauto-erotic855]

I had a pistol stolen by the moving company 14 years ago. I noticed it missing the night it was taken and reported it immediately that night to the sheriff's department with the serial number. They said to wait and make sure it wasn't accidentally packed. Of course it didn't show up and the moving company just paid it out via insurance money. About 4 or 5 years later, I got a call from ATF in Ohio (gun stolen in NC and I live in TX). The gun was used in a robbery. I sent a copy of the report I filed to them. I never got the pistol back.

There was a gun store in Lewisville called Nix Shooting supplies. In my teens I discovered that one old man that worked there was so blind that he could not read your birthday off of your DL so I started buying hand guns from there before I turned 21 by reading my b-day off of my DL for him. One of my clients was a quirky dude who liked shooting and I sold him a g20 that I had bought. One day while going north on 75 he got clocked by the Richardson PD and he did not pull over until they were in Allen. The Richardson PD officer got his DL and went back to his car and an Allen cop showed up as backup. When the Richardson officer was going back to Scott's car Scott came out with the Glock and started shooting. He hit the Richardson officer several times. I suspect that he did not know that the Allen officer was there until the officer started shooting at him. He got a few into that officer but was struck by that officers fire and died on the side of the road. Both officers lived but were disabled for life. I told the Richardson PD that the gun was mine but it still took them months to trace it back and thankfully no one ever noticed or simply did not care that I was not 21.

[Gasser64]

is that him? If so good riddance, his kids are now better off.

Thats just a high school picture of naynay

[Trip McNeely]

With a Colt Python?

[juiceweezl]

Did they give you a reason or explanation? I could kinda sorta understand if they had to keep it for x amount of years for evidence, in case of an appeal. But to keep it indefinitely is bull shit.

They told me on the phone that it was needed for the trial (may have been a homicide linked to it too, can't remember) and that they would contact me when it was over. I hung up the phone knowing I'd never hear from them again, and I wasn't about to go to Ohio to get a cheap, Rossi .357 when I already had the full amount I paid for it back. The gun was only about a year old. I upgraded with the cash.