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Better to have one and not need it than to need it and not have it....as this Washington Post reporter found out....
Now the anti-gun extremists hate this outcome.......he used a gun to stop a home invader...for the anti-gun extremists, it would have been better if this man had been victimized, even brutalized instead of using a gun to stop it...
author Frederick Kunkle unlocked his legally owned gun and confronted the intruder.
Now the anti-gun extremists hate this outcome.......he used a gun to stop a home invader...for the anti-gun extremists, it would have been better if this man had been victimized, even brutalized instead of using a gun to stop it...
author Frederick Kunkle unlocked his legally owned gun and confronted the intruder.
By law, guns in the district have to be kept unloaded with a trigger lock in place. After several moments of fumbling with the lock, Kunkle had to turn on the lights so he could unlock and load his Smith & Wesson revolver. He then went downstairs to see if the intruder had left or was still in the house. He kept the revolver at his side, facing the floor and used a flashlight to search the house. As soon as he came down the stairs he spotted the man in his living room.In late April, I was asleep in my house in the District — my spouse was on a business trip — when I opened my eyes and saw an intruder coming to the top of the stairs outside the bedroom. It was about 2:35 a.m. He passed the bedroom door and headed down the hallway.
“Hey!” I yelled. “What the hell are you doing!”...
I called 911. While a dispatcher assured me police were on their way, I heard the guy rummaging in the kitchen — whether to find an exit or arm himself with a knife, I had no idea...
So I decided to get my gun.
I aimed the flashlight at his face and started yelling. “I told you to get the f--- out of here!” I shouted, again as loud and as threatening as I could.
He crossed the living room, sat on the sofa and started mouthing off again, saying, “What’s with you, man?”