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CA Series of New Gun Bans, Retroactive Bans, Bullet-Button AR bans, Registration, etc
#21
Nukes Wrote:....OR consider buying the same or smaller house, and put the difference in Kruggerands, so you'll have something left to pay those high TX property taxes (rent paid to the gummint).

I don't like how Texas structures property tax…never seem to truly own your property…

But I only pay approx $70 for my truck registration…last time I was stationed in AZ they were paying approx $800 for registration. Has it changed?

AZ also kept coming after me for not paying state income taxes (I was officially a Texas resident while stationed there).

In the end all the states are going to get their money…which is best?…certainly not CA!…move out and regain some rights!
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#22
Nukes Wrote:....OR consider buying the same or smaller house, and put the difference in Kruggerands, so you'll have something left to pay those high TX property taxes (rent paid to the gummint).

Not Kruggerands! If you are buying gold, at least buy US gold. BUT...silver is a better deal. Shaving a Kruggerand to buy ammo is nigh impossible.

There is plenty of silver coin that will make it much easier.
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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#23
bwaites Wrote:Not Kruggerands! If you are buying gold, at least buy US gold. BUT...silver is a better deal. Shaving a Kruggerand to buy ammo is nigh impossible.

There is plenty of silver coin that will make it much easier.

You got my curiosity up, why is U.S. gold better than a Krugerrand?
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#24
montana Wrote:You got my curiosity up, why is U.S. gold better than a Krugerrand?

Gold is gold, but why support workers in another country when we do the same thing here?
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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#25
The margin on Kruggerands is significantly lower, the risk of counterfeit Kruggerands is lower... and, of late, a case (a real case, not those 200rd boxes) of Grendel is about the same as a Kruggerand :-)

Suum cuique.
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#26
I'm reading the assualt weapons bill and we already have a work around.

http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/13-14/bill...en_v98.pdf

Looks like MSR hunting will be continuing in 2014 California with unregistered AR's. In fact this liberal/commie bill will backfire and will drive the popularity of the MSR platform even more. Other Semi automatic firearms will need to be registered because they can not dissemble the action. The AR will be easy because the action can be taken apart so easily. No work around will be possible for the AK or other semi auto hunting rifles. So more and more people will make AR's from 80% lowers and use this option to stay off the books and hunt. In other words the MSR platform will be even more popular next year.

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http://www.amazon.com/AR-MR2-Magazine-Lo...rds=AR+MR2
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#27
I'm not sure that's much of a victory. They're hunting you Californians into smaller and smaller corners, and you're bragging because your corner is brighter than the other guys' corner?
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#28
TheOTHERmaninblack Wrote:I'm not sure that's much of a victory. They're hunting you Californians into smaller and smaller corners, and you're bragging because your corner is brighter than the other guys' corner?



Bragging? Who's bragging? I'm pointing out the law will have the opposite effect.
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#29
XcountryRider Wrote:Bragging? Who's bragging? I'm pointing out the law will have the opposite effect.

???

If by opposite, you mean that their intent was to get rid of AR's and leave all of the other rifles alone, then you may have a point. But do you really believe that their intent was only to get rid of AR's and leave the rest alone?
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#30
They are already going beyond AR-15s. The facade is gone. They are now after ALL semi-auto rifles with detachable magazines. Including rim fire.

It's called SB-374:
http://www.firearmspolicy.org/the-issues...014/sb374/

I think even the MR2 will be a problem.
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#31
I read the semi-auto ban bill included fixed magazine weapons with a capacity over 10rds as well.
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#32
Here's my AR MR2 installed.

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