Tonights Incident FNP 9

[DieselT444E]

No overreaction from my point of view. If it would have been a break-in any hesitation could have put you at a disadvantage.

[ChrisHall22]

No overreaction from my point of view. If it would have been a break-in any hesitation could have put you at a disadvantage.

Better safe than sorry

[Knightewolfe]

You did a good job. Like several of the others said.

Me, I work at night and have to carry my FNP40 on duty. I get kind of worried about my mom being home alone. but she's got my 50lb pit bull to watch out for her until I get home in the morning.

Bravo Zulu. Chris.


KW

[Hyperjoe]

Always go with your gut feeling. Always be alert that it may be in fact a false alarm. Always think before you raise the weapon.

[Roadkill50]

have not posted in awhile, but have acquired 2 more FNP's and 4 more Glocks. i really don't need anymore gun, but they are like Fritos. I know this thread is old but still relevant.. i always answer the door with a gun and if there is a noise outside, or the dogs hear something i don't, i'm condition yellow in a heartbeat.

Love the tag: When seconds count, the police are only minutes away" i have that sticker on the back of the cab of my truck.

[OneJZSupra]

Hmmmm maybe it's just me.... but I only see one thing wrong here.... You see in Texas all the way in your lock box is too far = ) haha jk. I do it too, some ass hole decided to throw a firework RIGHT out side of my door (It was just a single bang). So I did what I was trained to do and grabbed my gear and went out the door to look around..... Finally I saw the guy that did it and asked him about it, he said "Oh I was just playing with my fireworks..." I said at 1 am in the morning? You're lucky dude because I was vested up ready for a fight.... he was a bit freaked out. Oh well, I guess it's better to be alert than it is to be dead.