Well at least he was polite, as he robbed the credit union.  I’m sure his mother always told him that when he was a young man that whenever he robbed anyone that he should always thank them for doing a good job.

I can see his lawyers closing arguments now.  “And in closing, if convicted we feel that my client should receive a reduced sentence because he was polite and thanked the tellers for doing a good job”.

In regards to what I said the other day.  Charges have now been filed in the case.

It’s really too bad that something went this far.

You can check Bluffdale off of my list of places to move to.

I’m all for gun rights, but you have to be smart about things and it doesn’t sound like either party was smart about things in this case.

I have to say that I kind of agree with the changes in the Nevada state law here.

I like that you have to qualify, though I know a lot of people don’t always have the gun that they are going to carry before they have their permit.

I know that some Utah Instructors require that their students go to the range with them and shoot before they will sign off on their paperwork, which I think is a step in the right direction.

What I don’t particularly like is the idea of giving someone a concealed firearms permit who may have never handled a firearm.  Even 15 minutes of experience and training is more than what some people are getting before they have their permit.

What I don’t like is that right now Utah permit holders have to leave their firearm in their car when in Nevada.

My son and I went shooting this morning.  Now we both have bruised shoulders.  I really need to do something about that gun.

The nice thing was that I scored higher than I ever have on the first 2 rounds, 20 out of 25 and 22 out of 25.  I shot a 3rd round and probably shouldn’t have because I was ready to leave and didn’t much care about my score, but I still got a 17, which is about average for me.