The Man Behind The Gun-Personal Narrative

Robert heard a gunshot, but a typically a New York city gun shot. Robert went straight down on the floor, and try to look up and see what’s happening. One of his co workers is being held by a guy in a mask. Looks like a M4 carbine in his hand. The women shouted for help, but everyone is screaming and trying to call 911. Robert noticing that his boss office is right next door, so he slowly crawling to the next door next to his office. Looking at his watch, it’s almost 5:00Pm on a Friday night. The man in the mask said: “If anyone in this office care for your blond friend, you will give me access to main BANK Account . And if you don’t give me your Account number, I will shoot her right in front of all of you guys and you will regret it. So which

Anyone who values the lives of other humans so little that he or she is willing and make the decision to kill, is the true scum of the Earth. They deserve no fame and no recognition for what they did. Now putting their faces on the news does have it benefits too, letting everyone know that there will be punishment, and his or her face can be a target at the gun range. So both sides have some good points, but I believe Sheriff John Hanlin is right when he didn’t put the name and face up of the Oregon shooter, he believes that keeping the identity hidden will help cut down on his or her glorification. Instead we should promote heroes and put them in the newspapers. The Oregon shooting saw one such example when army veteran, Chris Mintz, charged the shooter and was shoot seven times

"Where is he?!" The rough and gruff voice of one of the guards make Jimin smirk, twisting the gun lightly in his hands. As the footsteps neared closer to the hallway of the office, Jimin turned his body and shot the man in the chest, resulting in a garbled scream. With the thud of his body, Jimin jumped out of his hiding spot, sprinting down the long and empty hallway. It was nearly twelve at night, so luckily everyone was out by

Went shooting for the first time today and I must say I am hooked!!! Shot both the AR-15 (and no AR does not stand for Automatic Rifle...) as well as the Glock 19. Of the two my favorite was the AR-15. Of course had to go in repping YAL and all the work they do to maintain our freedoms and liberties. God bless the 2nd

I read Chris Kyle’s autobiography “American Sniper”. Kyle was a U.S. Navy SEAL, and served four deployments in Iraq. He grew up in central Texas, and for a while was in Rodeos, until he was injured and then he chose to go into the Navy. He was married to his wife Tara, and they had two children together, a boy and a girl. Some say he has the highest kill count of any American that has served, with the total somewhere around 255 confirmed kills. Kyle was shot and killed on a gun range on February 2nd, 2013.

He had your gun.’ ‘An’ you got it away from him and you took it an’ you killed him?’ ‘Yeah.

When they arrived, Katie opened the door immediately. They showed her the same picture of the gun they showed to John and asked the same question. Katie had no problem going to the safe in the closet leading off the master bedroom where the gun was always kept. They got to the safe, and the gun was lying on the floor right in front of the safe.

He said, “I did not clearly see the person, but it looked like a women…well that shot the man. It was odd because he also had a gun.” This comes to our second clue, there were 5 guns found, one with no bullets an one with only two. After a forensic report, they could not find prints of neither gun. The individual with 5 bullets gun was wearing gloves and the second person with no bullets had mud covered with it.

I am Chris Kyle , also known as American sniper. I was born on April 18, 1974 in Odessa, Texas. I grew up on a ranch, and was always outside hunting for deer and quail. When I was in high school I played football and baseball. After high school I went to Tarleton State University and studied agriculture there for two years; I later joined the Navy in 1999. I served for nearly 11 years before discharging on November 4, 2009. I served 4 tours in Iraq, and had 160 kills, which is the current record for the U.S. Navy. I was able to earn 2 silver and 5 bronze star awards. I later decided to write a book about my experience. My book was released in 2012 and was a bestselling novel. I was murdered on February 2, 2013 by Eddie Ray Routh, an ex marine.

3) “He pressed the trigger and there was a loud report accompanied by the wail of his wives and children. He threw down the gun and jumped into the barn, and there lay the woman, very much shaken and frightened but quite unhurt.” (39)

Arriving on the scene we saw several sheriffs, deputies and officers on scene, hiding behind cars, windows and even standing in the doorway of the building. As they shouted to the 60-year-old man to put the gun down, I guess he responded with threats and just seconds later, the world stood still as multiple shots were fired as he went down.

“We’ll take you to see doctor Bleeden (Pronounced BLEEDING. WTF?) on Tuesday. He’s closed Monday for the holiday.”

Steve let his grip slip on the suspect and fired into the pitch-black night where he expected the suspect to be. The muzzle flash dazzled him but gave Steve a point of reference, locating the suspect. He fired seven more times. Without any light, Steve climbed back up the embankment where his cover unit met him moments later. They found the suspect dead.”(Hanton)

It was a dark and cold night during the middle of the war. I set up my sniper to get ready for the next battle. We got here early to get the upper hand on our opponents. We have to win this war. I went to the nearest rooftop that looked like it provided good coverage. I loaded my gun and did the one thing i could, I waited.

In addition, the reader sees that the man’s love for his son make him do anything to ensure the security and protection of his son. McCarthy writes, “He dove and grabbed the boy and rolled and came up holding him against his chest with the knife at his throat. The man had already dropped to the ground and he swung with him and leveled the pistol and fired from a two-handed position balanced on both knees at a distance of six feet. The man fell back instantly and lay with blood bubbling from the hole in his forehead” (66). The quote shows the reader that the man kills the gang member who has threatened the