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What’s funny is the ghetto thugs won’t go through background checks. They are trying to screw the non-criminals. Will be interesting if LA, MS, and AL comply with any of his bs. GA is a lost cause and FL probably following.
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Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. View Quote fuck that noise... reasonable isn't in the 2A. |
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Yet they had 26K National Guard come to protect them from people taking selfies in the capitol building, while they coward on the floor.
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Quoted: Trump derangement syndrome has seriously warped some people here.... while democrats have long had a history of pushing gun restrictions, and even awbs with clinton..... tds afflicted people believe, because of the banning of bumpstocks any gun control from now on by dems is Trump's fault View Quote It's warped some on both sides. Deranged always Trumpers and deranged leftists are a mirror image. Trump did not just ban bump stocks, and fostechs, and honey badgers, and attempt to ban pistol braces... He set precedent on a president being able to dictate new law by directing 3 letter agencies to reinterpret established law that has recently been reaffirmed in the courts. Trump was a leftist who opened many new doors for the left. Many Americans were fooled and then fooled again to vote for him. We're going to be occasionally thrown a bone by other Trumps (leftists with r next to their names) winning the presidency. |
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Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. View Quote I know that freedom is scary, but I don't think FFL transactions should require a background check because it doesn't stop criminals from getting guns anyway. If they can't be trusted to live in society then why were they let out of prison? |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. Same with banning on line ammo sales. Dealers can then charge whatever they want for their retail sale. How about lets add some back ground checks to ammo sales so mokerr can feel even more goodly. This shit never stops. They always take more. What do we get? Nothing but tyranny and expense. The MD state police is required to do handgun transfers for $10, the cost of the state background check, at any barracks. Holy fuck, you'd think you asked for a free Bentley at the DMV when you attempt it at some places. Or you can pay $10 to the state plus however much the dealer wants to fuck you ($40-75) for a face to face. Kharn The law requires the state police do handgun transfers for the cost of the background check, some barracks hate doing them and are complete assholes. Or you can pay an FFL their transfer fee, plus the same state background check fee, for a better experience. Kharn |
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Quoted: The law requires the state police do handgun transfers for the cost of the background check, some barracks hate doing them and are complete assholes. Or you can pay an FFL their transfer fee, plus the same state background check fee, for a better experience. Kharn View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. Same with banning on line ammo sales. Dealers can then charge whatever they want for their retail sale. How about lets add some back ground checks to ammo sales so mokerr can feel even more goodly. This shit never stops. They always take more. What do we get? Nothing but tyranny and expense. The MD state police is required to do handgun transfers for $10, the cost of the state background check, at any barracks. Holy fuck, you'd think you asked for a free Bentley at the DMV when you attempt it at some places. Or you can pay $10 to the state plus however much the dealer wants to fuck you ($40-75) for a face to face. Kharn The law requires the state police do handgun transfers for the cost of the background check, some barracks hate doing them and are complete assholes. Or you can pay an FFL their transfer fee, plus the same state background check fee, for a better experience. Kharn It was rhetorical question. I can do FTF in MS. LGS usually charge $20.00 for a transfer from an online retailer but I have never done one on a FTF. I would tell any commie that wanted to buy/sell to me under those terms to fuck off and find another buyer/seller. |
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Quoted: When you do it here I'm not sure it goes in the FFLs book so there's not record-I think whoops they are supposed to keep a separate record View Quote Are kidding me? When an FFL goes out of business they digitize the submitted records (even though they are prohibited currently from building a database). ALSO....ATF will take photos of 4473's that take their interest and take images of your bound book and other records during an industry inspection/audit. For a group of folks specifically prohibited from creating a database of firearms owners that is exactly what they are doing. The ATF claims otherwise but in federal court they pull up the records in nothing flat. The Department of Just-Us has never had a problem with an agency cheating, they just have a problem if the agency gets caught cheating.... |
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Quoted: It can be done but background checks without gun registration is the opposite of the plan. The entire plan is gun registration. It's the first most important step. View Quote Lol, people keep saying this, but miss the bigger picture that background checks are the registration scheme. We just haven't seen every increment of it yet |
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Not all FFLs will do background checks if you didn't buy the gun from them, or they charge outrageous prices. $40 and $50 isn't uncommon but I won't do business with those that charge that much. Pawn shops won't and the big box stores like Cabelas and Sportsmans won't do background checks either. It's so F'd up here that you can't even let a friend borrow your gun to go hunting. If you're going to be out of town for an extended period of time, you can't legally leave your guns with a friend without doing a background check and transfer.
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Unless I am missing something you cannot do that without congress.
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Quoted: I couldn't care less about paperwork and safe storage and even the tax stamp thing is doable. To me the line is crossed is if we stop online sales of ammo and firearms because that will end the hobby for good. OK I revise this: Pinning stocks and magazines Commufornia style would also piss me off :-) View Quote how on earth is this doable? most people i know would need a loan just to pay the taxes on their mags |
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Hmmm.. I seem to have a new found interest in CNC machines, jigs and 3D printing...
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Quoted: God Bless Texas View Quote "Aside from expanding Telemedicine in the state, Abbott said he wanted to ensure that all Texans will have insurance coverage for preexisting conditions and expanded on his views on gun control in the state. “The third, is a free-er Texas, let me expand on this: We want to basically erect a fortress that will ensure that Texas will be governmentally protected in a way that safeguards the core liberties that we are supposed to enjoy,” Abbott said during the presentation. Abbott said that he believed it was essential to secure the core liberties for state residents expressed in The U.S. Constitution. “We talked about this a little bit in the way that we approached the last session, where we passed this constitutional amendment safeguarding your taxation situation to make sure you would never subject to an income tax, Abbott said. “I want to achieve that same thing with regard to your constitutional rights. For example, I want to make sure that Texas become a Second Amendment Sanctuary State, so that no government official at any level can come and take your gun away from you, despite those people that say ‘heck yes we’re going to take your gun away,’ we’re going to say ‘heck no you cannot take people guns away in Texas.’” I may start to like him again if he follows through. (and does something about the illegal alien invasion and the human trafficking) |
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I want to close the “Elected official not following the constitution” loophole.
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Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. View Quote REPORTED!!! Are you sure you're on the right site?? JFC |
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This is for all you white crackas'....as I'm sure ghetto goblins and those hell bent on mass shootings will get in line to comply. No racial or political targeting here...
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Quoted: fuck that noise... reasonable isn't in the 2A. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. fuck that noise... reasonable isn't in the 2A. Reasonable...doesn’t play into it. You may think it’s reasonable to own a luxury car, I may not. I may think it’s reasonable to have an ammo fort, you may not. Not everyone agrees on what is reasonable, it’s too gray. Just look at society, what is considered reasonable has drastically changed in the last 10-20 years. |
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Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. View Quote We’re you born in Texas, or just recently move there? |
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Quoted: Laughs in Californian.... All this shit becomes enforceable and enforced as time goes on. When your solid 2A sheriff gets outspent 20-1 by a Soros backed, deep pocketed, handpicked "special" person and wins, it starts being enforced. When the culture of the department changes under that sheriff, it will be enforced. View Quote THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! weeps in Texan |
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Quoted: The only reason the fed govt had the authority to mandate background checks by FFLs is because of the Commerce Clause. A president has no legal authority to mandate background checks for private sales by EO View Quote Exactly... it’s like signing an EO stating that people aren’t allowed to use toilet paper or some bullshit. |
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Quoted: There might be a few flyover Dems who NRA could influence, but mostly the Ds are so radical now they wouldn't want NRA help. View Quote The problem is that now the population and the power are all concentrated in the cities. At some point the large cities will control the entire state- just look at Texas as an example. Weak people can't live on their own, or they require constant distraction from their crappy life, so they flock to the cities. |
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Quoted: I join you because I support things that make sense. Same with safe storage - works in Switzerland why shouldn't it work here ? Once you do the required paperwork in Switzerland you can buy a brand new MP5 full auto right from the factory. All of this without politics, mass shootings or idiots that let their kids play with guns. I'm sure the same folks that whine about the right to voice an opinion are already getting the pitchforks and torches ready - bring it on :-) View Quote |
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Quoted: I guess I'll catch major shit for this but.......I think private sales of firearms should go through an FFL to help prevent criminals from obtaining guns. It's 20 bucks and 15 minutes of your time. But I will admit I don't know how significant the number of illegal private sales there actually are or if the data even exists. I guess I'm about to get flamed pretty hard but it always seemed reasonable to me. View Quote So you openly admit to being an enemy of the 2A. |
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Quoted: It's warped some on both sides. Deranged always Trumpers and deranged leftists are a mirror image. Trump did not just ban bump stocks, and fostechs, and honey badgers, and attempt to ban pistol braces... He set precedent on a president being able to dictate new law by directing 3 letter agencies to reinterpret established law that has recently been reaffirmed in the courts. Trump was a leftist who opened many new doors for the left. Many Americans were fooled and then fooled again to vote for him. We're going to be occasionally thrown a bone by other Trumps (leftists with r next to their names) winning the presidency. View Quote LOL your kind won't be happy til Trump's head is on a pike. Your kind might get it's wish then you can rub one last one out for old joe. |
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Fuck 'em. Laws don't mean shit anymore. Just pick and choose the ones that matter to you.
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Quoted: Fuck 'em. Laws don't mean shit anymore. Just pick and choose the ones that matter to you. View Quote I would argue that laws which violate the constitution are not valid laws. Following the highest law in the land is not violating the law. Politicians and the cops they employ probably don't agree. |
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