Posted: 12/9/2008 12:25:39 PM EDT
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"Many legally purchased gun end up on the black market" WTF - 
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http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-us&vid=ef181a06-41b0-43e5-a437- "Many legally purchased gun end up on the black market" WTF - Sure, I bet almost 100% of all guns are initially legally sold. Either to a Gov't entity or a distributor. Now, if that gun is sold in a straw purchase or stolen from a legal owner then that gun ends up on the "black market" it fulfils their statement. It does not however make it legal, which is what they are implying. |
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http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-us&vid=ef181a06-41b0-43e5-a437- "Many legally purchased gun end up on the black market" WTF - Sure, I bet almost 100% of all guns are initially legally sold. Either to a Gov't entity or a distributor. Now, if that gun is sold in a straw purchase or stolen from a legal owner then that gun ends up on the "black market" it fulfils their statement. It does not however make it legal, which is what they are implying. A straw purchase is not a "legally purchased gun" ! http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=796965 anyways, it is true that most "black market" guns are initially legally purchased , then stolen. |
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"Many legally purchased gun end up on the black market" Sure, I bet almost 100% of all guns are initially legally sold. Either to a Gov't entity or a distributor. Now, if that gun is sold in a straw purchase or stolen from a legal owner then that gun ends up on the "black market" it fulfils their statement. It does not however make it legal, which is what they are implying. A straw purchase is not a "legally purchased gun" ! Yea, I know that. What I am saying is that gun was purchased from the manufactuerer by the distributor, and then purchased from the distributor by the dealer. So it was purchased twice legally. The straw purchase would be illegal, but it would still fulfil their statement. |
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"Many legally purchased gun end up on the black market" Sure, I bet almost 100% of all guns are initially legally sold. Either to a Gov't entity or a distributor. Now, if that gun is sold in a straw purchase or stolen from a legal owner then that gun ends up on the "black market" it fulfils their statement. It does not however make it legal, which is what they are implying. A straw purchase is not a "legally purchased gun" ! Yea, I know that. What I am saying is that gun was purchased from the manufactuerer by the distributor, and then purchased from the distributor by the dealer. So it was purchased twice legally. The straw purchase would be illegal, but it would still fulfil their statement. They should say some not many. |