Gun control debate (merged)

[Orangeslice13]

Indoor range? Then that makes more sense.

Take that awesome rifle outdoors, shoot to infinity and beyond!

Yup.

 

[LouderVol]

I love the look on everyone’s face around me at the range when we break out the 15s. I agree that required ownership is stupid

I generally draw eyes when I am there, or my gun does. Never understood the fascination until someone showed up with a louder gun. then I had to go see what it was, and it all made sense.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Bump stock bans went in to effect today if you own one.

Gun advocates request emergency stay from Supreme Court as bump stock ban looms

 

[hndog609]

I generally draw eyes when I am there, or my gun does. Never understood the fascination until someone showed up with a louder gun. then I had to go see what it was, and it all made sense.

Took a .500 to the range. After one cylinder I turned around and everyone in the place was behind my stall.

 

[luthervol]

www.cnn.com/2019/03/25/us/unlicensed-gun-dealers-law-invs/index.html

A common refrain from Second Amendment advocates is that the country does not need any new gun control laws; it just needs to enforce the ones already on the books. But the Firearms Owners' Protection Act is widely seen by those in federal law enforcement as more of a hindrance than a tool, according to current and former ATF agents and prosecutors interviewed by CNN.

 

[hog88]

www.cnn.com/2019/03/25/us/unlicensed-gun-dealers-law-invs/index.html

A common refrain from Second Amendment advocates is that the country does not need any new gun control laws; it just needs to enforce the ones already on the books. But the Firearms Owners' Protection Act is widely seen by those in federal law enforcement as more of a hindrance than a tool, according to current and former ATF agents and prosecutors interviewed by CNN.

Umm let’s see, law enforcement is catching and prosecuting people for breaking the law in regards to selling guns. What’s the problem?

 

[luthervol]

Umm let’s see, law enforcement is catching and prosecuting people for breaking the law in regards to selling guns. What’s the problem?

lol....The problem is obvious. Read the article. The law is intentionally vague..

 

[hog88]

lol....The problem is obvious. Read the article. The law is intentionally vague..

yet they still catch the violators, so again what’s the problem?

 

[photovol]

www.cnn.com/2019/03/25/us/unlicensed-gun-dealers-law-invs/index.html

A common refrain from Second Amendment advocates is that the country does not need any new gun control laws; it just needs to enforce the ones already on the books. But the Firearms Owners' Protection Act is widely seen by those in federal law enforcement as more of a hindrance than a tool, according to current and former ATF agents and prosecutors interviewed by CNN.

Who gives a Fu(k about CNN, only losers and commies

 

[hog88]

Bump stock bans went in to effect today if you own one.

Gun advocates request emergency stay from Supreme Court as bump stock ban looms

i hope everyone here were good little subjects and destroyed theirs.

 

[luthervol]

Who gives a Fu(k about CNN, only losers and commies

Hard to argue with that logic.....way to represent.

 

[photovol]

Well, not fully auto, but still...

Proposed bill would require MO residents to own an AR-15

Lock & Load

 

[luthervol]

Lock & Load

bangy bangy

 

[luthervol]

yet they still catch the violators, so again what’s the problem?

I guess all of the "non-violators" who actually are "violators"......that's sort of the point!!!! The law was written so people could violate without technically violating......you see?

 

[hog88]

I guess all of the "non-violators" who actually are "violators"......that's sort of the point!!!! The law was written so people could violate without technically violating......you see?

Nope, it was written to protect citizens from overzealous law enforcement while allowing law enforcement an avenue to pursue violators.

 

[luthervol]

Nope, it was written to protect citizens from overzealous law enforcement while allowing law enforcement an avenue to pursue violators.

Nope. The law sucks and is being abused as it was intended to be abused.

 

[hog88]

Nope. The law sucks and is being abused as it was intended to be abused.

Ok

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

www.cnn.com/2019/03/25/us/unlicensed-gun-dealers-law-invs/index.html

A common refrain from Second Amendment advocates is that the country does not need any new gun control laws; it just needs to enforce the ones already on the books. But the Firearms Owners' Protection Act is widely seen by those in federal law enforcement as more of a hindrance than a tool, according to current and former ATF agents and prosecutors interviewed by CNN.

I appreciate anything that frustrates the ATF.

 

[luthervol]

I appreciate anything that frustrates the ATF.

Sound strategy.

 

[InVOLuntary]

yet they still catch the violators, so again what’s the problem?

The problem for Luther is that it doesn't go far enough. Far enough means total confiscation and destruction of any and all firearms. He'll deny that but that's what he and his ilk want.

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

Sound strategy.

It is a sound strategy for those who value personal liberties.

 

[luthervol]

It is a sound strategy for those who value personal liberties.

I'm more of a proper balance guy....but that's just me.

 

[37L1]

I'm more of a proper balance guy....but that's just me.

luther do you own, or have you ever owned a firearm?

 

[hndog609]

Ok

You knew he had already clocked out of any meaningful contribution when he posited the law was "intended" to be abused.

 

[hog88]

I know a guy that was busted for being an "unlicensed dealer" he was buying guns at yard/estate sales and had a shady pawn shop outside of KC he purchased from, sold 200-300 guns a year doing that. So the law works and no need to change it.