Anybody ever shot somebody before?
595850
I shot a guy about 13 years ago. It was determined to be a good shooting and I was on paid leave for three weeks while it was investigated. Center mass. Was his life worth the $37 he got from the register? I don't think so. He should have just dropped the gun and gave up.
921734
How about at a shooting range?
59063
it's possible but your playing with a loaded gun. Good luck
1109919
Two words....\n\n\nBank shot!
513427
Nope.  But I heard a good story a while ago.  A guy who lived on a farm in rural Alabama (I think) came home and found a guy inside robbing his house.  He pulled a gun on the guy and called the police.  Since he lived so far out in the country, it took the cops a half hour to get there.  So while he was waiting, he forced the burgler at gunpoint to mow his lawn.\n  I love it!
535583
Is this before or after she shot him?
1073004
Why? You want to shoot up or something?? That can kill you. Fyi.
706340
true story...........2 years ago i shot at a 6 pt and missed low.i thought i hit him.so i went to check for blood and found white belly hair and a pile of dung.so..............i guess i shaved his belly and scared the poop out of him.\nwell that evening i went back to the same place to hunt and guess what?he came in a little later,well i did not miss him the second time.(atleast i think it was the same deer)
782089
That is why we have Tasers, bean bag rounds, etc. The answer to your question is Yes. We do shoot people who are about to kill themselves, but it is with nonlethal weapons. Even so, this happens rarely as most suicidal individuals will cooperate with officers who have been trained to communicate with them. Seldom do we use these tools, but it is nice to have them when all else fails. BTW speak up in your community for the Taser and other nonlethal tools. Every department should have them.
1112063
no never, but my friend did, the person had gotten huge straches on his face. and arms\nbut her nail broke xD
564542
i know it hurts to get shot, u stupid fukk, i was asking for details\n\n\noh and for this dumbshit question go to the remington forum
601752
Gonna kill someone or somethin. cause that is a weird ass question
252777
i have shot 78 in one day. i had 2 buddies with me. one shot 56 and the other guy hit 42.
233531
I've witnessed a couple murders.  One time, I was on my way to theis really hippy Pennsylvania town, but I was still on the Jersey side of the river.  I saw this man get shot, and he sat there for a while, crying.  He yelled that it burned.  The paramedics came by, but I checked up on him in the news, and he died.  I've seen a lot of horrible things, and I've lived in a lot of horrible places.  What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, or more animalistic.
253431
Have I ever! I was shopping for maternity clothes at nine am on a Saturday in a small shopping strip store when these teenage guys came running in with guns to rob the store! AT NINE AM! A MATERNITY STORE!  There was no cash in the register, there were no other customers, just me, and the clerk.  The one robber sat on the poor clerk and kept waving the gun in her face and saying "I should shoot you cuz you so damn ugly" and she was crying. I was inching toward the door and trying to get away while the other thief was talking to me as nice as could be," So-- when are you due? You want a girl or a boy? Is this your first?" It was just nuts!!!  Then my robber got the other one to agree to leave without hurting us and they ran out the door and got on a bus!!! It was just bizarre.  I swear every word I wrote is the truth.
277589
shotgun blasts are actually rarely fatal. thats why his friend apologized to Cheney. He was emberassed that he was just a lightweight. I actually got shot 17 times with a shotgun one day and I still reported to work at my local Subway sandwich shop.
837457
I don't believe it is rare. I was almost shot by a policeman with his .45 caliber gun. I am just a mild mannered, middle aged computer programmer who was coding a program all night at a software company. I left the building at 3:00AM and accidentally triggered the alarm that wouldn't reset after attempting to reset it for 10 minutes. So, I left the building carrying my black name and address booklet in my hand. Suddenly, a huge, towering man approached me from behind ordering me to drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. There was no police car present, no motor cycle present, and he did not identify himself. I thought he was a night watchman. I explained that I was an employee and had accidentally tripped the alarm. He screamed that I should not look at him and should drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. It was dark out, and I couldn't see him well. He shined a bright light on me and looked through some kind of viewer which I now know was a gun. Eventually, after he demonstrated severe and frightening anger, I obeyed him and was handcuffed. I figured he was just some angry security guard. Moments later police cars arrived, and I was relieved that some professionals showed up. Those officers were very nice to me. But, the big guy who had initially stopped me, then revealed to me his gun and how close he was to having shot me. He repeated that several times and also stated he thought my name and address book might be a weapon. And, I didn't find out until the next day that he actually was a real police officer who worked foot patrol. I thought he was a guard by his wearing of a blue shirt instead of the black police uniform the other police wore. Had he only identified himself as a police officer at the initial encounter, I would have obeyed immediately.