Two 'similar' stories
Story #1
A friend of mine has worked more than 20 years at the LGS, so he knows his business. One day, a middle-aged lady came in acting 'hinky' in a suicidal sense, so my friend followed his gut: He refused to sell her a gun.
Unfortunately, the woman proceeded downtown and acquired one from a rather more gutless gun shop, no doubt without much 'interference'. Upon retrieving her new treasure after a five-day waiting period AND a second visit to the store, she took it home and killed herself.
Story #2
A truly obvious nutcase hailed a cab and rode around town until he found a shop that would sell him a gun, plus ammo.
Next, the nutcase had the cabby take him to restaurant, where he shot up the place, plus a few patrons.
Does the 'shooter' bear all the liability in such cases, or is there perhaps more than enough to go around?
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Wildcat,
2013-07-19, 14:25
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- Shame on that store for letting that occur! Asleepm at the - Rob Leahy, 2013-07-19, 16:15
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FOG,
2013-07-19, 16:45
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Wildcat,
2013-07-19, 16:56
- While 'one can never be too careful' - FOG, 2013-07-19, 17:20
- While 'one can never be too careful' -
Wildcat,
2013-07-19, 16:56
- Two 'similar' stories -
FOG,
2013-07-19, 17:09
- Just a bit of an addendum. - Wildcat, 2013-07-19, 17:38