ARs no more, unfortunately

[tdbru]

i hope you all realize that Biden and Pelosi will require (if they have their way) either surrendering your AR or paying an NFA tax on it and having it's address being public knowledge per NFA rules. and the same for each magazine. and you can't let anyone else use it or you become a felon and they take it away anyway. so an AR + 10 mags (most people i know with ARs have that) would cost $2200.00 just for the "privilege" of having it. and now all the crooks can look up and see where it is to steal it from you. and if they do steal it, and you don't report it within 48 hours (you better never go on vacation again) you become a felon and they take away everything that the crooks haven't stolen. welcome to Amerika comrade. :-( This election has really saddened me. sorry to vent.
-tdbru.

[A5BLASTER]

They better bring theirs when they come to take mine.

[Tex74]

They better bring theirs when they come to take mine.

Well said A5
I feel the same as you on this.

[StoneHendge]

One of my favorite Tshirts is "My Guns Won't Be Illegal - They'll Be Undocumented"

Not saying I have one or agree with it as I click "Post Reply" on a public forum........

[Sinclair]

They better bring theirs when they come to take mine.

The amazing part in all of this is that they have no idea of what they will be undertaking. An example, when they banned high capacity magazines, the majority of them thought that you could only use a magazine one time, then you had to through it away! My Paternal Grand Father cautioned me to be wary of stupid people in large numbers.

Anybody interested in starting a pool as to how long before they call for UN Troops to restore order? I think that this all happened once before in our Country. King George imposed a tea tax and called for all guns, powder and shot to be confiscated by His Majesties troops. As I recall things did not go well for Georgie or his troops.

You guys might want to get a copy of 'Prairie Fire" by Clay Martin. Not advocating his book, just that not all of us veterans served in a combat role. He more less tells how not to fight while staying alive and free.

[mel]

They better bring theirs when they come to take mine.

Well said A5
I feel the same as you on this.

+1

[Lemonaid]

As for the election, "It aint over."

[Mad Charlie]

As for the election, "It aint over."

Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
The Fat lady ain't singing yet.

[js8588]

There is zero chance of an AWB passing in the new Congress. Democrats majority in the House is going to be reduced to ~5 seats and the Senate will be no worse than 50/50. That means the filibuster survives and court packing is DOA. If anything, the new SCOTUS (which I think we can safely call "the Trump Court") may liberate some current anti-2A states.

That said, we need to make sure we hold the Senate & flip the House in 2022. Cocaine Mitch can hold all judicial vacancies open until we can reclaim the Presidency in 2024.

Top of the ticket aside, the 2020 election results were pretty good for our side this year.

We will have to fight ATF overreach on regulating Pistol Braces, but that's about it.

[Bobjones]

The supreme court may have something to say about bans and taxation is province of Congress. Too soon to say what happens.

[Double Naught Spy]

i hope you all realize that Biden and Pelosi will require (if they have their way) either surrendering your AR or paying an NFA tax on it and having it's address being public knowledge per NFA rules.

I hope you realize that is not how the legal system works. They can talk big, but we have heard all that before.

Trump claimed he was going to do away with Obamacare and that didn't happen.

Campaign promises frequently are unrealistic and untenable.

[LRRPF52]

Good luck with that....

[LRRPF52]

Guess what the 5th most popular pistol has been for sale on Gunbroker according to NSSF?

AR-15 pistols

[41bear]

R-E-L-A-X, guys talk is cheap if we hold the Senate Joe's only recourse is Ex-order and ours is the Courts. All it will take is one, stand up, Sherriff to put this to rest.

With 400,000,000 plus legally owned guns in our hands, good luck.

[Wheelhorse]

There's a long thread on Accurate Shooter about this.
I'm amazed at all the members there who vote Democratic. Probably a few here too.

[biodsl]

Without a doubt the Oregon Legislature will be coming at us again with a vengeance. Republican senators walking out and in some cases leaving the state during the last two sessions has been the only thing stopping the Dems from passing all manner of carbon tax and gun control. I'm expecting California-style gun control here in the next couple of years. Sane people would look at what's happening in the courts and realize it's not worth the effort. I'm not hopeful.

[Rkangel]

I am amazed yet saddened at seeing how many people give/vote away their power, authority, rights and freedoms to the oppressors, then ask them not to abuse it. It's like handing over your whip to a tyrannical taskmaster and asking him or her not to beat you with it.

If you have to plead for permission to use a right or freedom, then it is no longer a right and you are no longer free.

[LRRPF52]

Prepare for a wave of continuous “lone gunmen” doing mass shootings until they can build up enough emotional support and shaming to ramrod through a new AWB.

I’m so grateful that I was born at a time when we at least had a few of our freedoms left.

[keystone183]

Prepare for those brave republicans to once again become staunch defenders of the second amendment. Because they believe in it so vehemently...

[Sinclair]

Prepare for a wave of continuous “lone gunmen” doing mass shootings until they can build up enough emotional support and shaming to ramrod through a new AWB.

I’m so grateful that I was born at a time when we at least had a few of our freedoms left.

Me two, I remember when the first Illinois Congressman gave a speech calling for gun control. They laughed him off of the podium. My how things have changed! This is why the left wants to silence us, we remember what real freedom was like.