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Dude I go to city park everyday! Ik where every single one of those places
are at. Me and my friends do the same thing at that parking lot and the
park and stuff.
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+True Journey he said he moved when he was 9. Plus he went to Oakhill in VA for his senior year of HS. Then he went to Syracuse. So he spent damn near the same amount of years in NY as Bmore. Plus, Bmore ain't exactly making itself somewhere to be proud of.
Beautiful! Great job Milton & Thanks to Timmy B!!
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Plaxico Burress: On the Gunshot That Changed His Life
The NFL receiver has over 8000 yards in his career, but he's probably best known for shooting himself in the leg accidentally while at a New York club in 2008.
No manual safety on Glocks. Holsters a must, or at least a trigger guard. A
$25 saf-T-block from amazon may have prevented this, or aftermarket add on
safety. But in NY you can't even carry unless highly connected. If he
feared for his livelihood, he was wealthy enough to get bodyguards that
could legally be armed. 20/20 hindsight though, at least he made it through
okay and looks to have learned a lesson. That must really eat him up,
wondering if the team could have gone all the way. But a I am sure at this
point just being alive and healthy matters the most. I remember this all
over the news and wondered what happened to him. They went full out to make
an example of him. Wondering if he could have still played if on a team in
a state where concealed firearms permitted without a license (like
Arizona). But not sure how long that has been the case. Many CC Laws
changed since this happened, but not in NY.
Those who carry need everything you just mentioned! I would also suggest leaving the firearm in position 3 (with the gun on safety, the hammer down, and without a round in the chamber) while carrying in public.
So what? He was treated like a GOD, in prison, by fellow inmates and guards
alike and he got to play NFL football(big contract) again after he got out.
Slap on the wrist and tasty milk shake when his sentence was served. Sounds
PRETTY DAMNED BLESSED !!! Though, thanks for the insight and the honesty.
If there is no thumb safety you are liable to shoot yourself if you improperly carry. He was just all fucked up, because if he hadn't shot himself and shot someone in self defense, he still would have had a gun change and a manslaughter or murder charge. So it may have been in his benefit to shoot himself to learn that. But people don't bother to learn to gun laws of each state. Or bother to get a cpl
I think even worse than that is the fact that he didn't have his gun properly holstered. He was "Mexican carrying". Even if it hadn't gone off, he could have dropped it and someone else may have picked it up.
True, thanks. But usually if they dont have a thumb safety they have some sort of passive safety, or a stiff trigger in double action to prevent this. There really is no excuse for an accidental discharge. Pure stupidity.
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