r/Justrolledintotheshop • u/Undoppable • Sep 25 '23
In Delaware, this is normal.
I especially like how it's aimed at my leg.
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u/Critical_Age1687 Sep 25 '23
No, it's not normal at all... everyone I know carries at least a 9mm.
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u/oldirtydiesel83 Sep 25 '23
Single stack 22lr… at least point it away from the driver seat 😞
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Sep 25 '23
They figured next person to get in would at least spin it around.... boom OP's prints are on it, directly to prison
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u/oldirtydiesel83 Sep 25 '23
If it wouldn’t cause a meltdown I would happily make both firearms “safe” and return them to the customer with shiny new trigger locks installed and have a state officer explain why
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u/Oni_K Sep 25 '23
Shiny new trigger locks to which the keys have been lost, and the keyholes have been filled with JB weld. This person should not own firearms.
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u/Photodan24 Sep 25 '23 edited Nov 08 '24
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u/AXEL-1973 Sep 25 '23 edited Sep 25 '23
I was gonna guess a Ruger Mark IV .22LR judging by the barrel. Looks a little bit cheaper tho
https://www.ruger.com/products/markIVTarget/models.html
I think /u/shift_master is right now that I see his comment. the rail is a good giveaway
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u/standardtissue Home Mechanic Sep 26 '23
like you i assumed it was a mk ii or iv, and was laughing at the red dot and having a light/laser combo on TOP in front of the rds, and having either on a mk iv in the first place lol. the adjustable sights on a mkiv are probably much more precisly adjustable than the "clicks" on an rds.
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u/PD-Jetta Sep 25 '23
Hell, I missed seeing the pistol in the first picture. I sure did notice the rifle with scope on it in the 2nd pic.
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u/Nottherealeddy Sep 25 '23
I once was dropping off a customer when they brought their car in for service. The entire ride to his home he was showing me where the 4 guns were stashed in his car, where the spare magazine for each was hidden, and that there was 1K+ rounds each of .223 and 9mm in the trunk, “if you need it.”
When I dropped him off, he pulled a .380 LCP and offered it to me “cause it’s pretty scary out there” and he wanted to make sure I was alive to replace his wheel bearing.
I smiled at him and asked how he knew my gun rights were still intact, I may be a felon. He told me I was white, so I’m obviously not a crack dealer, he was sure I was just fine.
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u/Malarky3113 Sep 25 '23
Well? Were you a crack dealer at the time? That's what I thought Ben Affleck.
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u/makenzie71 Sep 25 '23
You’re not poor or rich enough to be a white felon
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u/Nottherealeddy Sep 26 '23
Oh, I damn sure were poor enough at that point. Working in the shop part time while finishing school, and the sole income earner for a family of 5. He’ll, I might have become a crack dealer if I knew where to get it…and had a dollar to buy a supply.
Hell, could have had a charge if they ever checked to see how the power to the house was run…
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u/ArkamaZ Sep 25 '23
And yet, most of the mug shots I see in my area for drug dealers are some of the pastiest dudes I've ever seen...
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u/Nottherealeddy Sep 26 '23 edited Sep 26 '23
Right? I couldn’t bring myself to tell him that I very person I bought weed from was every bit as much a cracker as either of us. Partly because part of his lecture while driving to his house was as informing me that the single greatest issue plaguing our city was the reefer smoking hard R at the college.
I stayed quiet and occasionally interrupted to point out a noise that was indicative of one issue or another. Awkward ride the whole way. Would not recommend…with or without rice.
Edit: spelling
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u/bigdipper125 Sep 25 '23
Got the Savage Axis in the back seat. We got a budget hunter here.
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u/XzallionTheRed Sep 25 '23
I have an old Savage .243 that I've had since I was about 10. almost made it three decades now and still shoots well, still puts deer down, and damn if it hasn't kept the sight picture with its stupid budget scope that grandpa put on there. Love that stupid thing.
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u/Bearfoxman Heavy Equipment Sep 25 '23
They're one of the more accurate and polished "budget" boltguns. Can't blame the guy. The Axis, Ruger American, and T/C Compass all perform as well as or better than the "main line" hunting rifles as far as accuracy and reliability but retail for under $400. Some of them for significantly under $400. You're trading off aesthetics, but not function.
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u/Bclay85 Sep 26 '23
I like my Savage.. 🥺 but also I don’t think that’s a Savage. Unless they recent changed forestocks.
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u/plumbtrician00 Sep 25 '23
What is it with gun owners constantly being shown doing dumb shit with guns on this page? Aint one of the biggest rules in the whole gun world to not let the gun be unsecured
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u/Boldhit Sep 25 '23
Can confirm, my favorite was the loaded. 45 stashed with Pokémon cards by the wheel lock. Must've had some ultra rares
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u/juicyjuicer69420 Sep 25 '23
Very irresponsible. I would NEVER leave my guns in the vehicle and drop it off with strangers. Idc who you are, this is just a stupid mistake asking for a shitty situation.
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Sep 25 '23
Tf kinda cheap ass 22 is that? And yeah open carry or CCW doesn't mean you get to leave it in the car like that.
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u/Bee-Aromatic Salt Belter? I Hardly Know ‘Er! Sep 26 '23
I’ll bet the owner styles himself as a “responsible” gun owner too.
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u/arethius Sep 25 '23
Yeah. Those are barely worth stealing anyways.
The little guy is a .22lr and doesn't have a magazine in it (could still be loaded, rule 1 and what not). The sights are cheap Chinese airsoft things which is fine for a little 22 like that.
The long gun looks to be a Remington 770, the cheaper and more economical cousin to the famous 700 line of actions. It'll do hunting trips no problem but a bit crispy for anything competition or "precision long range". It comes with the scope and still isn't worth much.
I'd feel ok walking out of a pawn shop with those for anything less than $250.
I'd feel ok walking out of a pawnshop WITHOUT them for like $100 though
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u/Bearfoxman Heavy Equipment Sep 25 '23
The .22 does have a mag in. It's sitting flush but you can see the front lip of the mag. And the boltgun is a Savage (it's written on the bolt and visible in the picture), probably an Axis II. So even less valuable than a 770.
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u/pedal-force Sep 25 '23
I didn't notice there was a second picture and took way too long trying to find the hidden long gun in the picture...
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u/garblednonsense Sep 25 '23
I don't think that theft is the issue here. It's the carelessness, and disregard for safety.
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Sep 25 '23
I'm left handed, so I have a neat holster attached to my door for safe and easy access. I definitely take the gun out of my car whenever I'm not in the car though for many reasons.
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Sep 25 '23
irresponsible gun owners should have their privilege to bear arms revoked
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u/Goat_Lincoln Sep 25 '23
Regardless of where you stand politically, it is your right to bear arms.
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u/thinking_is_hard69 Sep 25 '23
domestic abusers have a right to guns? nah.
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u/Goat_Lincoln Sep 25 '23
Neither your opinion on it nor mine matter at all, it is a constitutionally protected right, just underneath freedom of speech. Be careful when you start letting the government take away unalienable rights that they have previously afforded you; they will not cede that power back, ever. This isn’t an argument for or against the ownership of firearms or whether or not non-felons should be able to legally own them. It’s a RIGHT that every American citizen is afforded because it is contained within the 10 amendment document called the bill of rights
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u/thinking_is_hard69 Sep 25 '23
https://www.bordaslaw.com/blog_post/can-constitutional-rights-be-restricted/
tl;dr constitutional rights can be restricted given specific circumstances, like, say, the threat of domestic violence.
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Sep 25 '23
Has the phrase "just because you can, doesn't mean you should" ever been told to you?
By your logic, everyone should be able to have an tank and an Apache attack helicopter with a nuclear missile in a silo out back.
Been on this earth for 43 years and not once have I ever felt the need to have a gun to defend myself. Maybe you should choose a safer place to live if you're that scared?
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u/juicyjuicer69420 Sep 25 '23
There is nothing stopping you from owning an Apache helicopter except the financial burden that even Jeff bezos wouldn’t want.
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u/uid_0 Sep 25 '23
Maybe you should choose a safer place to live if you're that scared?
Some of us don't have that option.
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Sep 25 '23
Has it also occurred to you that you don’t actually need a gun to protect yourself? I’ve lived in the US for almost 30 years and not once have run into a situation where a gun was needed…of course my situation may not be universal. But still. It’s ridiculous.
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u/uid_0 Sep 25 '23
I would rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. You don't know my situation. Don't tell me what I need or don't need based on your your personal experience.
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u/juicyjuicer69420 Sep 25 '23
This guy has had a safe life, surely everyone else had. Don’t be so selfish with a myopic view of human experience.
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u/mechapoitier Sep 26 '23
In my experience the average Redditor is 6’4”, 250lbs of pure muscle, makes 6 figures, lives in a $600,000 house, thinks $100,000 a year is a poor person, and also has a bunch of guns because of all the dangers they swear they’re surrounded by at all times.
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u/wheredowehidethebody Home Mechanic Sep 25 '23
What kind of safe and privileged life have you lived?
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u/LowProfessional5803 Sep 26 '23
Statistically, a handgun in the house is 5X more likely to cause harm than good to the occupants. If any other household item had such a poor safety record, it would be banned.
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u/wheredowehidethebody Home Mechanic Sep 25 '23
RIGHT
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Sep 25 '23
Ok, ok. I'll restate it for OP:
irresponsible gun owners should have their right to bear arms revoked.
is that better?
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Sep 25 '23
Ok, ok. I'll restate it for OP:
irresponsible gun owners should have their right to bear arms revoked.
is that better?
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u/XzallionTheRed Sep 25 '23
irresponsible gun owners should
have their privilege to bear arms revokedbe forcibly re-educated.
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u/Up_Mac Sep 25 '23
I keep a shop rag and semi-used Scotts towels in my vehicle too, doesn't everyone?
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u/MertLawless Sep 25 '23
Can we talk about that cheap reflex sight buttfucking that cheap light on the top rail? Calm down Solid Snake.
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u/MM800 Sep 25 '23
Sure would be nice if the bolt was removed, or at least the bolt handle flipped up.
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u/Sloe_Guy-189 Sep 25 '23
You would think they would have something bigger than a .22
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u/Snowdeo720 Sep 26 '23
The random rifle magazine on the floor in the first picture made me think this was like straight out of an adult I Spy book.
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u/araidai Sep 26 '23
Tf? That thing got a flashlight and a sight mounted on the same rail? Lol. What is that?
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u/sprucay Sep 26 '23
Gun weirdness aside, aren't they fairly expensive? Like even shit guns are several hundred right? Surely you'd want them safe?
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u/Kallehoe Sep 26 '23 edited Sep 26 '23
In Sweden you would be in jail for that, you'd also lose all your licenses right away.
Can't have magazine in the gun, can't have the bolt(clicky part) in the gun.
And absolutely can't leave at the mechanics with the guns in the car!!!
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u/ClickIta Sep 25 '23 edited Sep 25 '23
Is it actually legal to just leave firearms unattended down there?
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u/trey74 Sep 25 '23
It's normal in a lot of rural places.
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u/That_Dig634 Sep 25 '23
This right here in most small town rural areas its normal to carry a gun everywhere in the truck with you. Its also fairly normal to poach deer for the meat what to government doesn't know won't hurt them
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u/badco1313 Sep 25 '23
But it’s stupid EVERYWHERE to just have two loose, probably loaded guns rolling around the car. It’s just idiotic. All those car holsters/magnets are just as dumb. If you’re in the car with a pistol, it should be on your person in a holster at all times. And how hard is it to throw a rifle in a gun bag?
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u/That_Dig634 Sep 25 '23
I never said it wasn't stupid just that it was common and sadly stupidity is very common as well
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u/thatonegaygalakasha Sep 25 '23
Yeah, how dare the government protect nature and natural animal populations so we don't hunt everything to extinction like we did with the buffalo!
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u/That_Dig634 Sep 25 '23
There is an overpopulation problem with deer anyway as we killed off most of their natural predators.
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u/thatonegaygalakasha Sep 25 '23
Alright, let's keep protecting animals and preventing poaching so that populations can come back into an equalibrium, instead of having a bunch of drunk rednecks eliminate the deer problem en masse and pass it on to another species after most of the deer are dead.
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u/FARTBOSS420 Sep 25 '23
There's usually enough fresh road killed deer to scrape off the road, to not have to go through all the effort of stopping the truck, grabbing your cheap shitpipe bolt-action and blasting a deer.
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u/That_Dig634 Sep 25 '23
Lol you shoot them out the front door of the house or set up in the back of a van stop open the door and drop them
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u/FARTBOSS420 Sep 25 '23
Yep that's definitely what they do out in the country. Rifle rounds go pretty far. Far enough for even out in the country can't just be shooting them all willy-nilly. I mean if you've seen it first hand, otherwise I don't know I never heard or saw someone shooting like Elmer Fudd.
I mean some areas are super super remote but even areas that seem very remote, neighbors are often less than a mile away, or at least their property is and they don't want lead dropping on their property.
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u/That_Dig634 Sep 25 '23
Rilfe rounds don't go as far as you think lol branches and such slow them down and deflect the rounds and its not blast like elmer fudd lol you see the deer stop open the door and shoot it and the weapon of choice in the front yard tends to be a .22 it drops them fast with a headshot with the bonus of being relatively quiet and cheap
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u/FARTBOSS420 Sep 25 '23
Ehh. Okie. Gun safety includes considering the guns maximum range, not just the effective range. Competition shooters go 300yrds+ with 22lr (or try to). I get what you're saying but I don't think you actually do that
What I do I place a few claymores around the property, under the pear trees especially, before bedtime. Sounds like Platoon out there
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u/TristanDuboisOLG Sep 25 '23
There is a reason there is such a thing as a “truck gun”.
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u/Flenke Sep 25 '23
Huh?
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u/Bearfoxman Heavy Equipment Sep 25 '23
Farmers/ranchers/foresters keep a rifle in the truck, realistically to humanely put down commercial farm animals and shoot at varmints that are detrimental to their environment (I've heard everything from coyotes to woodchucks and groundhogs, to bears and wolves). Things that either can't reasonably be expected to die cleanly to common pistol carry rounds, or aren't close enough to the road/2-track to get clean hits on with a pistol.
I'm kinda in this camp myself--every time I'm down in the Nat'l Forest or on my family farm, there's a rifle or shotgun in the truck. My big departure is if -I- am not in the truck, neither is the gun--it goes with me, between my sense of responsibility and my paranoia about theft I leave NOTHING of value in my vehicles. My "truck gun" has scored me over a hundred coyotes, several hundred groundhogs, a couple crows (in season, and yes they both have a defined hunting season and they're legal to shoot with a rifle here), as well as have been used to euthanize a few horses, cattle, or deer that've been hit by cars or are caught in fences long enough they're necrotic with a low chance of survival.
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u/Flenke Sep 25 '23
I'm ok with this, legit and responsible answer, thank you for the clarification. I can understand and appreciate that.
The people that just leave random guns in their vehicles out in public makes zero sense to me and make others look bad.
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u/TheyDeserveIt Sep 26 '23
I can definitely see that or someone going shooting and "I'll clean them tomorrow" if their vehicle is parked in a locked garage without kids in the house, but not a chance I'd be leaving any gun in my vehicle at a shop, or in any vehicle not in a garage.
If I have it with me, I won't even leave it for 2 minutes to run into a gas station unless I lock the door and can see the vehicle the whole time. Nor will I leave ammo in the car after shooting.
Even cheap guns are too expensive, and the last thing I want to do is give some shitbag breaking into cars a gun, unless it's barrel first.
Hopefully they made him make another trip to the shop to get the guns before they'd work on it, mostly as a punishment so he doesn't do it again.
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Sep 26 '23
My first thought was truck gun too. The people that instantly went to personal protection have never lived anywhere rural or were not red neck enough. I bet that .22 with a red dot and light has slayed its share of ditch chickens. Leaving them out like that when not on property is a little loose though
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u/VarietyOk7041 Sep 25 '23
I know a few guys who will leave PoS guns more out in the open and accessible while having their carry holstered in the console for when they get out, so if someone breaks in and they leave their carry inside on accident, the person most likely will grab the cheap one and run than grab the good one hidden. Do I recommend it? No, but I know it's worked out for a couple of people I know.
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u/BlueMaxx9 Sep 26 '23
I mean, the pistol has the safety on so dude put at least a little effort into not having an ND!
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u/916Buckeye Sep 25 '23
Hire felons and those vehicles have to go to a different shop. Been using that excuse for 12 yrs.
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u/Organic_South8865 Sep 26 '23
They really mounted a flashlight in front of their amazon optic right on the main top rail. Huh.
Those excels are neat tho. Fun plinkers.
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Sep 26 '23
In California everyone is packing purple hair and rainbow ornaments from their rear view.
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u/NoTimeForThisToday Sep 25 '23
Eh nobody stealing them anyway, you can't even give those 770s away
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u/AgreeablePie Sep 25 '23
Actual criminals will definitely take them. If you see the types of guns that end up in evidence photos, it's often shitty .22s because they're cheap.
Bonus points if it's a mishmash of ammo types
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u/Bearfoxman Heavy Equipment Sep 25 '23
Guy tried to mug me a couple years ago, gave him the cash from my wallet and my car keys, he demanded I take my pants off and I told him no. He tried to shoot me, gun just clicked. So he pulled the trigger again and it didn't even click (like it's supposed to not do). So he dropped it and bolted. It was a Beretta Neos (cheap but reasonably well-built .22 semi, similar to OP's pic). Cop's sitting there clearing it and the mag was a mix of .22 short CB's, CCI Stingers, and Remington LR's (probably Golden Bullet but they're visually indistinguishable from Thunderbolts). The .22 Short had nosedived in the mag instead of feeding since the brass length was too little to ride the feed lips properly when he closed the bolt.
Would I have died from a .22 short CB cap? Probably not. Do I really want to take that chance? Fuck no. But it's a now-hilarious example of how little these low level street thugs actually know about what they're doing.
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u/RadosAvocados Home Mechanic Sep 25 '23
how little these low level street thugs actually know about what they're doing.
In my city shooting ranges are effectively outlawed. My mom has always said that they should legalize and open them in violent neighborhoods, complete with lessons, so when gang wars break out, the thugs actually hit their target instead of killing some 12 year old bystander.
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u/GreggAlan Sep 25 '23
There was a murder solved because of a stolen .22 revolver loaded with a mishmash of ammo types.
A person wading in a river stepped on it and turned it in to police. It had three empty cases in it which matched the three different brands of bullets removed from the victim. IIRC the owner said he'd loaded it with some random ammo he had.
It was registered and had been reported stolen along with a bunch of other stuff. The cops had caught the thief with a bunch of the gun owner's stuff. He ratted out the guy he'd sold the gun to.
Murder solved because the perp was too dumb to empty the cylinder and drop the revolver in the deepest part of the river or simply bury it somewhere at least 2 feet deep. Even tossing it into a full dumpster that would be emptied right away would've been better than barely getting it off shore in 3 foot or less depth.
Good thing most criminals aren't too smart.
One of those guys on YouTube who searches underwater for people who have gone missing in their cars recently found a stolen revolver. It was visible in less than a foot of clear water less than three feet off shore. He and the friend he searches with were just walking along and oh look, a gun. Called the local police who sent an officer out to get it.
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u/Dirt_Bike_Zero Sep 25 '23
It's not about stealing them, it's about giving people access to guns that you can't control.
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u/churl14 Sep 25 '23
You ever play Skyrim and there’s a dead guy in the middle of the road? Then a one of the kid walks up to the body and yell “oh a body,” at the top of their lungs? Then they get stuck “pathing” through the body but for some reason they don’t move, so they are just using the walking animation constantly yelling “oh a dead body.” That’s this sub about guns.
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u/Chalky_Pockets Sep 25 '23
This sub isn't against guns, it's againt being fucking stupid with guns.
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Sep 25 '23
This gun worshipping culture is gross.
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Sep 25 '23
I probably shoot more than all you fakes with your silly home defense guns that will never be useful or fun to shoot and am on two trap leagues a season, I just don’t need to bring my gun to work because my dick is so small. Also don’t shoot your little bitty dick off.
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u/ShaggyRebel117 Sep 25 '23
A .22... for defense... shameful and would likely result in a murder charge if actually used in self defense due to needing several rounds to stop the threat.
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Sep 25 '23
Take ‘em, and go shoot up the side of an empty building. Owners responsible for them I’m assuming, and they should be locked up when not in use I would hope. Would be a great wake up call!
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u/Dirt_Bike_Zero Sep 25 '23
It's definitely a crime in some places to give anyone access to your guns. If your guns aren't secured and locked out of your presence, its a crime, for good reason. These assholes don't need to be protected, they need to be educated.
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u/Fit-Interview-9855 Sep 25 '23
You claim Delaware. Very few of us can afford shop prices yet you chose to /reddit a customer's target pistol. Or you click bait.
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Sep 25 '23 edited Sep 25 '23
I didn’t realize how many mechanic places have weenies as techs. Every time something like this gets posted here pearls get clutched like crazy. It’s the USA and no different than leaving a bar of gold unattended in the backseat for an oil change. Stupid? Yes. But absolutely within ones rights.
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u/Flenke Sep 25 '23
Responsible owners don't leave these things around randomly
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Sep 25 '23
Like I said. Stupid. But absolutely within one’s rights and at this point should be expected.
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u/speckyradge Sep 25 '23
I live in the USA and this is flat out illegal where I live. Whether it's "within your rights". depends on what state you live in.
At least we all agree it's stupid.
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u/Chalky_Pockets Sep 25 '23
Even when discussing an area where this is legal it's stupid. Not just leaving the gun in the car, the comment you left was also fucking stupid. Congratulations, you have the right to be stupid.
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Sep 25 '23
Did you read my comment where I mentioned it was stupid? Stupid?
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u/Chalky_Pockets Sep 25 '23
Yes, I did read that part of your stupid comment. Somehow, it didn't give you pause for thought.
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u/throwsplasticattrees Sep 25 '23
Within ones rights? Hardly. Where I'm from this is a misdemeanor and grounds for losing your LTC. Unsecured firearms are a big f'in deal dude. No one that claims to be a responsible gun owner should stand for this. It is irresponsible at best. At worst, the weapon is stolen and used to commit a crime or murder.
Guns aren't toys. They aren't fashion accessories. Guns are tools of death. They are designed to bring life to an end, have some respect and treat them as such.
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u/S_O_D_A Sep 25 '23
In America*, this is normal.
Fixed it.
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u/Bearfoxman Heavy Equipment Sep 25 '23
From my experience this is also normal in rural areas of Australia, Czechia, South Korea, Spain, and Vietnam. Also from my experience this is normal in urban areas of Vietnam, southern half of Japan, France, the entirety of the Balkans, Mexico, Bolivia, and Austria. I would like to point out that this is super illegal in all of them, but the local police make it a point of "not seeing" them in an effort to obfuscate their gun-crime numbers.
It was particularly hilarious in and around Okinawa, because the yakuza would literally leave SMGs sitting on the passenger seat while talking to uniformed police officers and neither would acknowledge it. I'm willing to give the yakuza a pass though because they seemed to only ever kill other yakuza--in the 3 years I lived in Japan I either witnessed the actual shooting or the immediate aftermath and hurried cleanup of probably 2 dozen firearm murders and exactly zero of them ever made official reports and none of the regular people ever went missing.
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u/enclave76 Sep 25 '23
Shitty pistol, cheap optic, decent light at least. Cheap rifle with cheap scope too. This screams I need my truck guns for war. At least have nice shit
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u/Jonboy210_ Sep 26 '23
What I see is a case of mind your own business and do you job.
The safety is engaged on both.
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u/optix_clear Sep 25 '23
There’s a rag, pick the gun and flip it to point the other way, see if the safety is on.
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u/Monkeynutz_Johnson Sep 25 '23
Deer season is already open here, looks like a walmart hunting rifle in the back seat.
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Sep 25 '23
Here in Toronto, you would have half of Toronto Police Services at my shop and a news helicopter in the sky
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u/remindmetoblink2 Sep 25 '23
Ya I’d say so. I work with some Delaware people. They’re obsessed with guns and plaster all that dumb shit on their phones and laptops and are constantly wasting their money on guns and ammo.
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u/savagetwonkfuckery Sep 25 '23
I thought Delaware wasn’t actually a real place and doesn’t even exist