Shooting at Gun Lobby in Duluth

[gh1950]

They were discussing stopping power of 9 mm vs 45 acp.

Apparently they both were wrong.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Just realized I was in that store in the fall and talked with who I assume was the owner a bit. Seemed like a very nice guy.
Anyone have any updates?

 

[Xcaliber]

never heard of this store. that's 1 way to get "on the radar".

 

[GeauxLSU]

never heard of this store. that's 1 way to get "on the radar".

Small place but well stocked. Got some cool older stuff.

 

[Formerly Chuck's]

Just realized I was in that store in the fall and talked with who I assume was the owner a bit. Seemed like a very nice guy.
Anyone have any updates?

The twist is the owner, the person who was shot, was arrested for aggravated assault related to the incident a week later. You read that right, such a strange situation.

 

[GeauxLSU]

The twist is the owner, the person who was shot, was arrested for aggravated assault related to the incident a week later. You read that right, such a strange situation.

Bizarre. The guy I met didn't seem to be the assaulting type.

 

[GA_Collector]

I see that Gun Lobby is now closed. What happened with this case?

 

[wildbill1973z28]

I see that Gun Lobby is now closed. What happened with this case?

there was a threat, one was wanting to come out, the other said no! choosing to star in the closet!

 

[james357]

I’m surprised they didn’t look like Swiss cheese everybody there has a gun I promise you you go to set them off close to me I’m going to return fire

I was at a gun show in the 90s just below the airport. Someone put one round in a 380. I had just brought pizza for my buddies at their booth. Bang...I hit the ground. Nobody laughed. Just complete silence. The guy that owned the guns on the table swore he checked the guns and someone put the bullet in the gun. Lucky the gun was pointed up when fired. So I know when I hear gun fire close I look for cover.

 

[gyppo]

I was at a gun show in the 90s just below the airport. Someone put one round in a 380. I had just brought pizza for my buddies at their booth. Bang...I hit the ground. Nobody laughed. Just complete silence. The guy that owned the guns on the table swore he checked the guns and someone put the bullet in the gun. Lucky the gun was pointed up when fired. So I know when I hear gun fire close I look for cover.

I was working that show. I was near the end of the row. The round from my view came down the row and hit overhead in a concrete section of the wall. That was one of the closer calls I had working shows from a round fired. It sounded like a ricochet because it was buzzing as it went overhead.