Vic Smith wrote:
On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 19:01:59 -0400, BAR wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:

I thought that shoot a round into the ceiling stuff is only for
setting up a self-defense scenario where the other guy is already
dead. And that's with real guns.
It is the warning shot. Can you tell which shot hit the guy first,
neither will the cops?

Yeah, but who fires a warning shot with a BB gun? Probably make the
perp laugh as slams a chair on your head while you're pumping up that
Daisy for the "kill shot."

Who said anything about a BB gun? I'm talking about a 180 gr. jacketed
hollow point coming from a Colt Model 1911 Mk 80 .45 cal.

Well, a pellet gun *is* better I guess. Had one myself.
I'd probably stare the guy down with my piece and tell him,
"This here's the .22 Crossman, the most powerful pellet gun ever made.

Who said anything about a pellet gun? I'm talking about a 180 gr.
jacketed hollow point coming from a Colt Model 1911 Mk 80 .45 cal.

It'll blow your earlobe clean off. So go ahead, make my day!"
The Brits probably have better than the Crossman I had.
Rifling made it accurate, but I doubt it would get through bone, skull
or ribs.

The Colt Model 1911 Mk 80 in .45 cal has rifling, it helps the bullet
blow your head nearly clean off.

One of the problems in my corner of reality is grafitti. The
consensus is that the only way to stop it is to smash the skull of one
of them and leave the vandal's body, holding the can of spray paint
and laying under the half-finished vandalism, to rot for a day or so.
Outside of what you're saying, I've heard the only solution is to
quickly remove or paint over graffiti. Ugly stuff.
Dead graffitist's body in front of their half completed work is better.

Sure, sure. Same for litterers and the punks who spill oil and
anti-freeze on the ground.

The question you have to ask is are you willing to die for your art?

Don't even get me started on dog**** and PWC's.

PWC's are targets!