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  • jeebus
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    Originally posted by Delock View Post
    Whats wrong with it? Would it make it easier for Law Enforcement to fight crime?
    No, criminals don't follow the laws, only law abiding citizens.

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Just wanted to make some misconceptions clear before we get into this....

    Machine guns are legal
    Silencer/suppressors are legal
    Sawed off shotguns or in better term Short barrel shotguns/AOW are legal
    Making your own silencer/suppressor is legal
    Having a Short barrel rifle is legal
    Having a grenade is legal
    Making a grenade is legal

    There is very little that is "Banned" from what the media and misinformed have led others to think. Now yes there are hoops and paperwork that need to be done but honestly as easy as it is for any of the above to be done why would anyone but a law abiding citizen want to go through the trouble?

    Also we pay a $200 tax on each filed item and on things like the grenade why would we not only pay the $200 tax but the price tag just to blow it up? I'm sure no criminal is gonna go through that trouble when he could easily pick one up off the streets for about $100.

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Last I checked only law abiding citizens went through hoops to obtain a "legal" assault rifle.

    Also I hardly see law abiding citizens going ape**** on law enforcement when stopped with an assault rifle.

    Now correct me if I'm wrong but the brady bill did nothing to stop the assault rifles and definitely didn't stop the illegal trade of them since laws on assault rifles only effect those that know and abide by the law right?

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  • Delock
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    Originally posted by Zulaab View Post
    I take it everyone read this news article.

    The Obama administration will seek to reinstitute the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 during the Bush administration, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.


    This will explain why Jim Pruett's was packed the other day

    Whats wrong with it? Would it make it easier for Law Enforcement to fight crime?

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Time to upgrade to a benjamin .22 BB gun

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  • fishboyt
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    I had to shoot that same opossum last night. That thing has been shot before, attacked by my dogs, and shot again! It won't leave!

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  • jeebus
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    Originally posted by eklikewhoa View Post
    So you will be bringing me a bank trunk along with an armored vehicle? )
    But of course, I'll need a wingman as I move north to my new base of operations: Westland Bunker



    EDIT: Okay, GOOD news. checking a few of the mapping programs I've confirmed that there are a few M2 Bradley's at the National Guard Armory:



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  • eklikewhoa
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    Take it a step further and keep it out the closest.... sitting next to your draws ain't gonna help you none.

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  • CichlidFan
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    Well, I guess I'll have to go back to the gun shop and get mine before they're all gone then....I'd hate to the only one on my street without a cool toy to stash in the closet.

    CF

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Originally posted by CichlidFan View Post
    So what do we need all them guns for anyway? *****************, surely all is like allstate...In Good Hands....

    CF

    Why not?

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Originally posted by jeebus View Post
    That's the trick to my plan. I start with my neighbors. By the time I get to you, I'll be in a "borrowed" bank truck with enough arsenal to outfit Platoon.

    Oh, the National Guard Armory is only five minutes from my House. I'm sure they'll have at least one armored vehicle I can "procure"

    So you will be bringing me a bank trunk along with an armored vehicle? )

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  • CichlidFan
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    So what do we need all them guns for anyway? *****************, surely all is like allstate...In Good Hands....

    CF
    Last edited by CichlidFan; 02-27-2009, 11:00 AM. Reason: Political referrence deleted

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  • jeebus
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    Originally posted by eklikewhoa View Post
    Please swing by my place first.... I wouldn't mind coming up on an extra gun and your single "clip".

    That's the trick to my plan. I start with my neighbors. By the time I get to you, I'll be in a "borrowed" bank truck with enough arsenal to outfit Platoon.

    Oh, the National Guard Armory is only five minutes from my House. I'm sure they'll have at least one armored vehicle I can "procure"

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  • Zulaab
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    I take it everyone read this news article.

    The Obama administration will seek to reinstitute the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 during the Bush administration, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.


    This will explain why Jim Pruett's was packed the other day

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  • wesleydnunder
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    I still have the old standby...S & W M&P .38. Virtually no one shoots the wheel guns any more. For long range touch-ups I use a Remington 700VLS chambered in .308. My best bud is a gunsmith in LaMarque. He loads my rounds.

    Mark

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