At least he wasn't a prop . Organizers said the event, which happened to fall on the birthdate of Thomas Jefferson, was not a "gun rally." But that didn't stop 11-year-old Hunter Cogswell of Concord from bringing an AR-15 and a big white flag with black lettering: "Come and Take It."
Cogswell went on to speculate that Harry Potter's magic is no match for a .223 round. "I hope [Harry Potter] can conjure up some Kevlar™ because really he's just flesh and blood, but with magic powers."
Quite a few of them, Katie.
"I thought it was unloaded!" a tearful Hunter explained later.
Just finish the dang fence!
Sign him up for the Gun Scouts!
He's not a "child-soldier" if he's alone; he's just an "armed whack-job."
Named after Lt. Hunter from 'Hill Street Blues'?
Cogswell went on to speculate that Harry Potter's magic is no match for a .223 round. "I hope [Harry Potter] can conjure up some Kevlar™ because really he's just flesh and blood, but with magic powers."
<i>&quot;...he gun was real but &ldquo;not loaded.&rdquo;</i>
Who infringed on his Second Amendment rights? Arrest him or her!
SO much win.
As a Floridian, it&#039;s nice to know that the nuts roll both north and south to the edge of the map.