Beretta

popping on my cell phone last Tuesday. He told me he needed a driver for a post office job he was planning and that it was all ready to go. Jimmy is in his 50s, but age doesn’t bothered him. He’s a huge, muscular built man. He always carries his Beretta, loaded and with the safety off, inside his jacket or hanging on his waist. Jimmy loves to scare people, he gets excited when he sees the look on their faces as they stand terrified in front of him. At best he is an angry thug, but look at him…

her house, finding some things messed up, et cetera. Generic, cliche, low-budget horror-movie esque things, but hey, I’d only be there for a week at most, and it paid well.) And I was off, bulletproof vest in one hand, camera in the other, and a Beretta M9 on my hip. Combined with my white skin, I looked like a wanna-be gangster, so I made the wise move and placed the vest in the under the seat, covered by a blanket, and cloaked the pistol under a heavy sweatshirt. I leapt into my old Ford, and…

by its mayor, Scott L. King, with the intention of obtaining both injunctive relief and monetary compensation for the harm allegedly caused by the unlawful marketing and distribution of handguns. Defendants: Manufacturers -Smith & Wesson Corp., Beretta USA Corp., Glock Corp, Charter Arms Corp., Hi-Point Firearms Corp., Navegar, Inc., Intratec USA Corp., Bryco Arms Corp., Phoenix Arms Corp., Lorcin Engineering Corp., Sturm, Ruger & Co. Corp., & Taurus Firearms Corp Wholesaler -B.L. Jennings,…

usually a pistol of some sort, on your hip inside a holster. Concealed carry is where a person wears a pistol in a holster inside the waistband. Some of the most common pistol brands are Glock, Smith & Wesson, Colt, Sig, Springfield, Kimber, Ruger, Beretta, Remington, and Browning. The pistol most law enforcement uses are Glocks. Different calibers are available but most common is .40 caliber. Glocks are the most versatile guns on the market and can 't go wrong with them. Advantages of open…

Meihsin Chiang UCWR 110 12/12/16 Beyond the Bullet A CNN news headline on September 29, 2015 reads: “Another Chicago Family Gunned Down.” These sobering headlines seem to be appearing more frequently, and when gun violence hits close to home it can leave a more jarring impact. Whether it be examples of the toxic race relations in lower-income neighborhoods, increased incidences of school shootings, excessive use of police force, or terroristic threats – violence has pervaded the American…

Throughout American history we as citizens have been able to possess and purchase firearms. Consequently, with the ownership of firearms just like the ownership of anything else, it is abused. Through this abuse there has been only one irrational reaction and that would be stricter gun control laws. However, the government, ill-advised on what to do about it imposes stricter and stricter laws but what they do not realize is that they are taking them away from those who are truly responsible…

I hear that from actors regularly. I didn't used to understand the concept of characters not being evil but misunderstood. But the more actors I talk to, the more I understand the mindset behind that. You're never playing a bad character. You can't judge the character. You realize they are misunderstood. Misunderstood, yeah. And they are really honest in what they want, even though they might be saying something dishonestly on top of it. That's how they are getting what they want. from…

For all the vividity of my imagination, I cannot truly know what it would have been like to fight in the Italian Civil War. A standard history textbook does nothing to further my understanding of what fighting in that terrible war within a war would have been like, for while it is filled with numerical facts and data, it does not speak to the realities of fighting in war. War is a collection of the countless motivations and actions of every soldier, nurse, and civilian involved in the conflict.…

INT. STAIRWAY - NIGHT Yaffna stands with her arms folded across her chest at the bottom of the steps. Sandy pulls Morris’s wheelchair up the stairs. Sandy struggles, sweat drips down her face. Her face is beet red, and she looks exhausted. She is close to the top of the stairs, just two steps away. She pulls with all her strength -- but her hands slip and she drops the wheelchair. Morris’s wheelchair goes flying down the stairs. Yaffna sprints into action running up the stairs, skipping two…