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Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14377873 05/26/22 07:02 PM
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If I was a member of a criminal cartel I would be donating money to those who want background on every sale. If I can smuggle whole humans across the border I can sure as heck smuggle a few thousand guns here and there. While we are at it will those who steal guns be held to the same draconian laws as the casual seller the current mode suggests not.

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Originally Posted by TR176
If I was a member of a criminal cartel I would be donating money to those who want background on every sale. If I can smuggle whole humans across the border I can sure as heck smuggle a few thousand guns here and there. While we are at it will those who steal guns be held to the same draconian laws as the casual seller the current mode suggests not.



Like Operation Fast & Furious during Barry's Presidency.

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Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14378027 05/26/22 09:16 PM
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Does anyone think there should be an age where it’s legal to purchase an AR? 18 seem awful young. Also shouldn’t there be gun training required. I know an elderly gentleman who wears his gun everywhere. He’s so feeble I seriously doubt he has the strength to lift it.

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14378029 05/26/22 09:17 PM
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Didn't Obama make the straw deal illegal without going through a FFL dealer ...

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: rangerb] #14378036 05/26/22 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by rangerb
Does anyone think there should be an age where it’s legal to purchase an AR? 18 seem awful young. Also shouldn’t there be gun training required. I know an elderly gentleman who wears his gun everywhere. He’s so feeble I seriously doubt he has the strength to lift it.


I think 18 is a good age. You are considered an adult in almost all other aspects.

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14378042 05/26/22 09:30 PM
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The problem with reasonable gun control is defining the word "reasonable."


I have no problem with the background checks, but I shouldn't have to have a background check conducted if I want to sell a gun to a relative or someone I know for certain will pass a background check. If I were conducting a private sale to a stranger, I'm going through an FFL dealer just to cover myself. But I don't ever plan on selling any of my guns, so I won't worry about that. They will all belong to my kids and/or grandkids one day.

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14378047 05/26/22 09:37 PM
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You never know for certain if someone will pass.
With the increasing number of stolen identities and the dark web; someone could assume an identity (name/address/dob/ssn) and commit a crime. That individual would then end up on the no sell list even if he or she had personally been an upstanding citizen his/her entire life.


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Originally Posted by rangerb
Does anyone think there should be an age where it’s legal to purchase an AR? 18 seem awful young. Also shouldn’t there be gun training required. I know an elderly gentleman who wears his gun everywhere. He’s so feeble I seriously doubt he has the strength to lift it.

don't drink the Kool-Aid an AR is not a battle rifle that any military branch would carry into battle - except the American civilian when the time comes and that is all he's got...


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Does anyone think there should be an age where it’s legal to purchase an AR? 18 seem awful young. Also shouldn’t there be gun training required. I know an elderly gentleman who wears his gun everywhere. He’s so feeble I seriously doubt he has the strength to lift it.

don't drink the Kool-Aid an AR is not a battle rifle that any military branch would carry into battle - except the American civilian when the time comes and that is all he's got...



Yep, small caliber semi auto rifle, nothing more.


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Originally Posted by rangerb
Does anyone think there should be an age where it’s legal to purchase an AR? 18 seem awful young. Also shouldn’t there be gun training required. I know an elderly gentleman who wears his gun everywhere. He’s so feeble I seriously doubt he has the strength to lift it.

don't drink the Kool-Aid an AR is not a battle rifle that any military branch would carry into battle - except the American civilian when the time comes and that is all he's got...


Well said Jonah 18 fine IMO

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: kjwolvy] #14378076 05/26/22 10:04 PM
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No alcohol until 21. Legally. Don’t they require some gun training in the military. I believe someone would have been brave enough to enter the school if he didn’t have an AR. Why wouldn’t a cop have one?

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Originally Posted by rangerb
No alcohol until 21. Legally. Don’t they require some gun training in the military. I believe someone would have been brave enough to enter the school if he didn’t have an AR. Why wouldn’t a cop have one?


If he had a 10/22 they would be in the same position. Silly argument.


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What would a gun training class do for someone who is hellbent on shooting up a school or super market?

Re: People crying about background checks. [Re: D.O.C.989] #14378108 05/26/22 10:40 PM
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What would a gun training class do for someone who is hellbent on shooting up a school or super market?


make them more deadly

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