Posted by old on February 09, 2010 at 21:32:18 from (4.245.3.171):
Ok so I need to figure out a cheap/easy/air tight way to add a gun post to my front door or door area. Stupid no good con was back on my porch tonight. By the time I could get the 44mag and then get the door open which makes just enough noise for it to here it had run off. I went out but he was to far gone before I got far. Now for the real bad thing. I had just got out of the shower so in my bath rob, and slippers. 44mag in hand about 15 degrees out and I step out the door. Well we have one of those that will open on the inside but be locked on the out side so I'm locked out. Had to knock on the door to get back in. Boy am I mad at that coon now LOL Oh guess I should have warned you guys to put on your seat belt so you would not fall out of your chairs
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