(March 27, 2014 at 9:20 pm)Bad Writer Wrote: Those questions are precisely why I started posting in this thread. I still don't know, and no one has brought up any good reasons to date.

Sorry I posted the Mini-14 and ran this morning BW, but I'm busier than the proverbial one legged man lately. Others already helped you figured out it wasn't a red herring. Rather an attempt to figure out if any objections you might have to private ownership of were based more on cosmetics than functionality.

As far as registration goes the official party line is traceability. It makes it easier for the police to find the owner of a weapon they suspect was used in a crime. While they can theoretically do that now with a gun that has only traded hands via a licensed dealer, once a gun goes through a private sale (perfectly legal in most states) that traceability disappears.

That's a pretty good reason (considering the part about when a private sale takes place), but is that all there is? Can anybody see the registry publicly, or is it only used by law enforcement? I've heard both, so I'm a little shaky on that one.

Me: ALL HAIL SEX!



*Sigh*

Well, I tried.

(March 28, 2014 at 2:05 am)My imaginary friend is GOD Wrote: Me: ALL HAIL SEX!

:(

*Sigh*

Well, I tried.

Girl you need to stop typing and start rubbing that pussy. You need some relief!

You know gun lovers are actually a compassionate crowd. We help the handicapped out by making things like this to make life easier.

(March 28, 2014 at 12:05 pm)KUSA Wrote: You know gun lovers are actually a compassionate crowd. We help the handicapped out by making things like this to make life easier.

No one should be allowed to have something like that. No one should be allowed to have guns. Ordinary people are too stupid to own guns. Only the government should have guns.

(March 28, 2014 at 5:08 pm)yukithemeddler Wrote:

(March 28, 2014 at 12:05 pm)KUSA Wrote: You know gun lovers are actually a compassionate crowd. We help the handicapped out by making things like this to make life easier.

No one should be allowed to have something like that. No one should be allowed to have guns. Ordinary people are too stupid to own guns. Only the government should have guns.

You're really scary.

(March 28, 2014 at 5:08 pm)yukithemeddler Wrote:

(March 28, 2014 at 12:05 pm)KUSA Wrote: You know gun lovers are actually a compassionate crowd. We help the handicapped out by making things like this to make life easier.

No one should be allowed to have something like that. No one should be allowed to have guns. Ordinary people are too stupid to own guns. Only the government should have guns.

The picture is obviously not real. Also, the only thing evident about ordinary people is that they are...well...ordinary. Being ordinary doesn't mean one is stupid too.

"Stupid is as stupid does." -Forrest Gump

(March 28, 2014 at 8:06 pm)Bad Writer Wrote: The picture is obviously not real. Also, the only thing evident about ordinary people is that they are...well...ordinary. Being ordinary doesn't mean one is stupid too.

"Stupid is as stupid does." -Forrest Gump

It's called the Trackchair. The gunrack is optional.



http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2012/03/...f-roading/

And yet another "well-trained, licensed, responsible gun owner" loses a kid in his home.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/04...97045.html

Quote:Chambers had received firearms training and knew to keep his weapon safe. The fatal incident was also the third time Zuri had toyed with a gun she found at home, according to police.

Apparently, in Florida, if you are not trained and don't know shit about gun safety you're better off.