View Full Version : Gun show loophole exposed
It's exposed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEihkjKNhN8
Mauser KAR98K
01-28-16, 14:27
Crowder is freaking awesome.
Love Gary being Chicago runoff.
Averageman
01-28-16, 14:39
You know it is a wonder one of those guys didn't throw him out of the shop or gun show and call the police.
"I got a DUI and hit a Woman, but She was Jay Walking.."
You know it is a wonder one of those guys didn't throw him out of the shop or gun show and call the police.
"I got a DUI and hit a Woman, but She was Jay Walking.."
I thought the same thing. Maybe they did he just did not include it..
"What the hell is this. This is a penis"
Lol he's going to end up in Gitmo.
Which is still very much open for business
Great video!
Crowder's videos are always great.
I actually recognized two gun counter guys from the local Ace Hardware, lol.
Never heard of this guy, but after watching his vid he seems hilarious and on point.
SilverBullet432
01-28-16, 19:40
#hashtag# truth. :sarcastic:
Crowder is freaking awesome.
Love Gary being Chicago runoff.
While things in Gary went [further] south when the public housing was demolished, it didn't need help from Chicago. It was its own nightmare since the local economy collapsed. I don't think there are many neighborhoods in Chicago that can match the blight of Gary. Fun seeing dealers I recognize sweat a little.
That was great. I love Crowder.
BoringGuy45
01-28-16, 22:37
Great video. Now, due to the subdued response by most of the gun shop guys I'm assuming:
-A few of them recognized Crowder and had a good idea about what he was doing.
-Some thought he was the type of guy who ends up the "dumbest things at the gun store" thread, and were interested in seeing how far he'd go.
-Some probably thought he was an undercover cop or ATF agent.
At any rate, it was good to see a video exposing the left's lies on gun control, AND some professional behavior by gun shop owners.
"Class 3 license". Sheesh.
"Class 3 license". Sheesh.
Pick your battles. People are finally calling magazines "magazines" and not "clips." I don't think we will ever correct the "Class III license" thing.
Averageman
01-29-16, 06:00
While things in Gary went [further] south when the public housing was demolished, it didn't need help from Chicago. It was its own nightmare since the local economy collapsed. I don't think there are many neighborhoods in Chicago that can match the blight of Gary. Fun seeing dealers I recognize sweat a little.
Gary Indiana has been a hell hole since the late 70's.
How many places have you known where in '77 they had to install bullet proof glass at the phone Company?
I could go on and on, but living there was a F'ing nightmare.
Bravo Co posted this vid on FB yesterday and I nearly pissed my pants. The best is when he runs in asks for a gun right away. They say no he curses and walks out. I would love to hear the conversation behind the counter after that.
Gary, Indiana did give us Michael Jackson, so there is that shining moment.
I'm serious... He was awesome! �� I miss his crazy ass.
Averageman
01-29-16, 06:16
Bravo Co posted this vid on FB yesterday and I nearly pissed my pants. The best is when he runs in asks for a gun right away. They say no he curses and walks out. I would love to hear the conversation behind the counter after that.
Gary, Indiana did give us Michael Jackson, so there is that shining moment.
I'm serious... He was awesome! �� I miss his crazy ass.
When I was working construction in Gary my supervisor told me, "If your in an accident and I don't care if you run over a kid, don't stop, drive straight to the PD." We showed up for work on morning and the A/C units that had been set in cement the day before were pulled out and missing from the housing units we were building. One morning my Dad saw a dead horse in the street on a major thoroughfare on his way to work.
That place has been dangerous crazy for decades.
Stables in the wetlands off Chase, as well as "urban farms" off 20/12 near the airport. I saw a man riding a horse down the middle of 4th avenue just a few months ago. As for people stealing, someone attempted to pull copper from the 480 line to our shop. All we found was a damaged power line and two rubber soles melted to the ground.
Your supervisor was incorrect, however. There are less than 200 officers on duty now, the state pulled their patrols I think a year ago, and the county pulled out a few months back... Which is why the Crown Point Gun Show is so popular. I work 5 minutes from the PD, last emergency call had an hour and a half response time.
Copper theft is not a Gary only problem.
I designed a Chase bank that was going into a nice area of NJ. Building went up, roof done, two 15ton units placed on the roof. A month later, GC goes to start it up, nothing. Tin knocker comes out on site... looks around... missing coils in the RTU's.
Whiskey_Bravo
01-29-16, 07:50
Copper theft is not a Gary only problem.
I designed a Chase bank that was going into a nice area of NJ. Building went up, roof done, two 15ton units placed on the roof. A month later, GC goes to start it up, nothing. Tin knocker comes out on site... looks around... missing coils in the RTU's.
Yeah I have seen that a lot in the DFW area, especially when copper and metal prices were high. 6 brand new 25 ton RTUs set on the roof and not even a week later metal thieves had stolen the coils, compressors and fan motors and completely destroyed the units in the process.
Watched it last night, great vid.
Copper theft was rampant around here, but all the empty houses are stripped now, so they moved to substations.
After 2 or 3 news stories of fire dept showing up to a pile of smoldering ash that was once a person, the theft has slowed down significantly.
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