Gun safety, Gun thoughts and Gun Control and my shiny new CZ-75B!

Freiwillige · 01-07-10, 06:25 PM

@ Tribsman and XabbaRus You both have quite valid points. I thought about leaving out those embarrassing facts but I'm too honest for my own good.

The X-wife was not a drug addict when I married her. 6 months into the relationship she decided that sitting at home was boring while I was hard at work so she took up using Meth with her old high school friends. I had put her through rehab and she was cured (LOL) but she still had some strange people showing up at our apt. even in the middle of the night so I bought a gun. One day I went out and she wanted to stay home and do laundry. She pleaded I leave my gun for her safety. I argued against it at first but she thought that one of her addict acquaintances would show up and do her harm so I finally relented. A half an hour later she was gone and so was my pistol. I cannot confirm what happened to it but since I didnt see her for a week and she came home all cracked out and without my firearm it seemed pretty obvious to me. I packed and left her and let her know that the Gun was reported stolen and last seen in her possession. 12 months and it was finally over.

The second situation I was actually going to go to a pawn store but my roommate was like Ill give you the money and since we work together you can pay me back next week. His official story was that he needed money for car insurance and sold it to his dad but again he was a pot head so my assumptions are probably dead on.

From now on my gun stays in my safe or if I have it out its to the range and back.

I have learned when it comes to firearms not to trust anybody.
Call it learning from past mistakes at least I learned.

01-07-10, 06:25 PM	#10
Freiwillige The Old Man Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Phx. Az Posts: 1,458 Downloads: 24 Uploads: 0	@ Tribsman and XabbaRus You both have quite valid points. I thought about leaving out those embarrassing facts but I'm too honest for my own good. The X-wife was not a drug addict when I married her. 6 months into the relationship she decided that sitting at home was boring while I was hard at work so she took up using Meth with her old high school friends. I had put her through rehab and she was cured (LOL) but she still had some strange people showing up at our apt. even in the middle of the night so I bought a gun. One day I went out and she wanted to stay home and do laundry. She pleaded I leave my gun for her safety. I argued against it at first but she thought that one of her addict acquaintances would show up and do her harm so I finally relented. A half an hour later she was gone and so was my pistol. I cannot confirm what happened to it but since I didnt see her for a week and she came home all cracked out and without my firearm it seemed pretty obvious to me. I packed and left her and let her know that the Gun was reported stolen and last seen in her possession. 12 months and it was finally over. The second situation I was actually going to go to a pawn store but my roommate was like Ill give you the money and since we work together you can pay me back next week. His official story was that he needed money for car insurance and sold it to his dad but again he was a pot head so my assumptions are probably dead on. From now on my gun stays in my safe or if I have it out its to the range and back. I have learned when it comes to firearms not to trust anybody. Call it learning from past mistakes at least I learned.