Scared -first time for everything
A couple weeks ago we were traveling some back roads here in Oregon when we stopped at a small open area and deer camp for the night. This was about 3 miles south of Granite, Oregon. We felt very safe...
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RVcircus wrote:nomad297 wrote:SkiingSixPack wrote:
The sound of a REAL shotgun racking a shell is a huge deterrent.
The psychological impact of you racking a shotgun will drive most perps away.
Yeah, keep thinking this way and see how far it gets you. This is nothing but a myth brought about by people who watch too many Bruce Willis movies.
And, just so you know, you don't rack a shell. You rack the forearm to chamber a shell. That is, if your shells are in the magazine and not in that box you mention.
Bruce
I agree. I'm an NRA instructor and believe the racking of a shotgun as a deterrent is a myth. By the time the shells make it from the box to the gun you could be in real trouble. If they hear that sound they know what you have and where you are and you're still in the dark. I'd prefer to keep quiet in the dark and wait for the door to open.
Does anyone have a security camera system setup? It could be nice to monitor what's going on outside in that situation.
That is the best advice I've read. Be very quiet and wait Have a plan "B" in case all heck breaks loose. This is based on the assumption that you have a loaded firearm in you hands, finger off the trigger until you have a target. :)
Backup cameras are all I've seen on an RV.
Marvin
