Thaksin and Pheu Thai Party face constitutional showdown

[mokwit]

12 hours ago, black tabby12345 said:

 

Thanks for your input regarding the  historic change of Gun Laws in Thailand.

Is it true that it was 1970s when Thai govt started to restrict foreigners' gun ownership here?

That's something I read back in late 1970s.

It was the Prayuth Govt that blocked gun ownership by "ordinary" foreigners. prior to that it was possible.

[phetphet]

On 10/8/2024 at 5:37 PM, Tropicalevo said:

Confusing - lacking a bit of detail.

And why is his T shirt fuzzed out?

7-11 haven't paid for the advertising. 😀

[mokwit]

On 10/9/2024 at 3:08 PM, Yagoda said:

If you think a .25 is weak, let me shoot you in the bridge of the nose with it.

 

It worked fine for Vasily Blokhin at Kaytyn.

Yes, but they were shot from behind so could not see it coming.

[Yagoda]

1 hour ago, mokwit said:

Yes, but they were shot from behind so could not see it coming.

Trust me dude you dont want to get shot with a .25 anywhere. Thats why its called a belly gun. You are on top of a woman, trying to get your thing out when she pumps 5 shots from a Baby Browning into your belly? Unless you are a Big Pete Chiodo you are going to bleed out and croak.

 

I prefer the .32acp myself. 22 mag is nice, my friend caught one in the belly and they had to open him up like a butchered hog to clean up the damage. He started carrying one after he recovered and when folks with gun envy would laugh at his little thing, he would whip off his shirt and show them the scar.

[Andre0720]

What I heard from other sources is that this traveler thought that not having bullets made this gun harmless, thus acceptable.

Of course, it was a mistake.

But not as if he was of a given age, and originating from a given country...

 

Obvious mistake, or obvious evil intent, no distinction whatsoever...

 

Might be that the common sense of an average person should be sought in cases like this one...