Delaware Concealed Carry Forum
State News & Gun News => NRA & National Gun News => Topic started by: 8thFA on April 28, 2016, 10:59:02 PM
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This guy makes the rest of us look bad, and now someone is dead, this is a sad story that shouldn't have happened.
http://6abc.com/news/montco-church-member-charged-in-fatal-shooting/1313599/
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The worst kind of id10t...
Storms, who authorities say has no official function with the church or any history of law enforcement, approached Braxton and displayed a Concealed Weapons Permit badge. He then told Braxton he had to leave the sanctuary.
"The badge that defendant showed the victim was a permit to carry a concealed weapon that he seemingly purchased online," Steele said.
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The way I read it, he displayed a fake badge that indicated he had a CC permit. There is nothing that says he had a legitimate CCW permit.
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The way I read it, he displayed a fake badge that indicated he had a CC permit. There is nothing that says he had a legitimate CCW permit.
Another article quoted the DA as saying the shooter showed his concealed carry permit, so if he didn't have one they would have charged him for carrying a deadly weapon without a permit I would think. He was charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment.
Sounds like he had it in some kind of badge holder like you may use at work, something on a lanyard maybe. Definitely a few bricks short of a full load. Another article said he had flashed his permit before during another altercation and the other guy walked away.
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Sounds like a fake CCDW "purchased online". Never heard of that.
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The way I read it, he displayed a fake badge that indicated he had a CC permit. There is nothing that says he had a legitimate CCW permit.
Another article quoted the DA as saying the shooter showed his concealed carry permit, so if he didn't have one they would have charged him for carrying a deadly weapon without a permit I would think. He was charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment.
Sounds like he had it in some kind of badge holder like you may use at work, something on a lanyard maybe. Definitely a few bricks short of a full load. Another article said he had flashed his permit before during another altercation and the other guy walked away.
That's the problem with the press. Multiple stories with different "facts".
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I interpreted it as one of those "ccw permit" badges like this one here (http://www.budk.com/Concealed-Weapon-Permit-Badge-with-Leather-Case-20668)... the kind of thing that none of us would be caught dead carrying, let alone flashing in someone's face during a confrontation.
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I interpreted it as one of those "ccw permit" badges like this one here (http://www.budk.com/Concealed-Weapon-Permit-Badge-with-Leather-Case-20668)... the kind of thing that none of us would be caught dead carrying, let alone flashing in someone's face during a confrontation.
wow...
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I interpreted it as one of those "ccw permit" badges like this one here (http://www.budk.com/Concealed-Weapon-Permit-Badge-with-Leather-Case-20668)... the kind of thing that none of us would be caught dead carrying, let alone flashing in someone's face during a confrontation.
I was thinking the same
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We have discussed on this forum the whole CCW badge concept and reached a majority opinion that's it's a bad idea only for people who want to pretend to be cops.
http://deccw.com/index.php?topic=1496.0 (http://deccw.com/index.php?topic=1496.0)
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It was right to bring charges against this guy. He wasn't legally licensed to carry concealed. genius.
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argh.. wish those 'badges' were illegal! I had a friend whose anti-gun comment to me that a ccw permit holder shot and killed the guy. Attempting to explain that the shooter was NOT a permit holder but rather had simply purchased a worthless fake badge online to them was impossible. "but but the guy had a CWP Badge permit" they kept saying... SMH. ::)
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The news never said he doesn't have a CCW permit, they said he displayed a CCW badge. He could still have possessed a CCW permit.
I don't know of any CCW process that has a mechanism designed to keep tools/idiots/dumba$$es out of the app process.
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The news never said he doesn't have a CCW permit, they said he displayed a CCW badge. He could still have possessed a CCW permit.
I don't know of any CCW process that has a mechanism designed to keep tools/idiots/dumba$$es out of the app process.
True statement, brilliant people can still buy guns and get permits...
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The news never said he doesn't have a CCW permit, they said he displayed a CCW badge. He could still have possessed a CCW permit.
The point I was trying to make, was we all know that "the badge" doesn't indicate whether or not you have a legal CCW permit. The news story made it sound like he did. If he doesn't have one do you really think they will come back and correct the story? Regardless of the badge, and whether it's true or false, everyone things a guy with a CCW killed the man.
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Storms had just been issued a carry permit according to this report.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/church-member-charged-fatal-shooting-sunday-service
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This is the first review of the product as you scroll down. Scary! But I wonder if this is a review posted by the manufacturer? Either way, it's dangerous and may put ideas in someones head.
Tier 1 Operator CCW Reviewed by on Mar 09, 2016 5 out of 5
I purchased this to put my newly aquired CCW permit in. This thing is a work of art and craftsmanship. The imitation leather is soft yet tough and the badge itself is made from the best pot metal around, its amazing really. Now that i carry the badge, i no longer even carry my firearm, im atleast 87% sure the badge alone will make any would be thug surrender upon sight. And for the times i do still carry, im not concerned at all it defeats the purpose of concealing a weapon. FBHO FHRC FUAROCK
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Anyone who wants to carry a CCDW badge should not be issued a CCDW.
A CCDW does NOT make you a cop.
Com' on, man!!
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The statement in the article where the DA says "he had no reason to bring a gun to church." To me that makes no sense I know me as a CCW LICENSEE I carry ever where I go including church. I don't carry knowing I'm going to need it I carry in case I do need it.
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The statement in the article where the DA says "he had no reason to bring a gun to church." To me that makes no sense I know me as a CCW LICENSEE I carry ever where I go including church. I don't carry knowing I'm going to need it I carry in case I do need it.
Recent history has shown that churches can be soft targets. More reason to carry.
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I have been carry to church for years, and will continue.
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I have been carry to church for years, and will continue.
I carry in church everytime I'm there.
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I have been carry to church for years, and will continue.
I carry in church everytime I'm there.
I also carry at church plus on of the pastors also has his CCDW.
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Next time I'm in church, I'll probably be in a coffee can. What's the best holster for that scenario?
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Next time I'm in church, I'll probably be in a coffee can. What's the best holster for that scenario?
The one you'll be in ;D