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Here we go: Feinstein's proposed 2013 Gun Legislation
#41
cory Wrote:Does your FFL dealer not have to send that questionare into the ATF for approval before completing the transaction for a pistol or AR?

No
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#42
bdevr Wrote:Not with a CCW you don't, but that's not what I was referring too. If I want to buy a gun from any private party (non FFl) I am required by law to show proof of residency and that is all. I own a few firearms that I bought from Joe Nobody cash sale and it's perfectly legal. Sooo "what assualt rifle?? I've never even owned one!" Wink

When I was referring to registration laws already being implemented I was talking a bout that questionnaire you fill out and submit to the ATF when purchasing a pistol or AR from an FFL dealer. Purchasing a pistol or AR from Joe nobody is a different story, as at that point the gun has been registered to somebody at some point.

The government already has our pistols and AR's registered and a paper trail on them to some degree. Feinstein is aiming to expand that practice and make it more efficient for the individuals who want to eventually confiscate all firearms.
"Those who sacrifice liberty for security, deserve neither." Benjamin Franklin
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#43
cory Wrote:The government already has our pistols and AR's registered and a paper trail on them to some degree. Feinstein is aiming to expand that practice and make it more efficient for the individuals who want to eventually confiscate all firearms.

The one thing we do have in our favor is this proposed legislation will cost money to implement.
A LOT of MONEY.
From personal experience, most everything in government revolves around MONEY.
Money the Federal G'ment doesn't have.
A law that is politically correct and politically expedient but can't be enforced.
A law that can't be enforced or is challenged is impotent.

Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst....
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#44
Ive never had a ccw anywhere else but Georgia but I assume that its similar in all the states other than NY. But I had to have all my fingers printed, background check that took a week and the magistrate judge personally interviews you for your application as well as slapping it in your hand. Trust me they have all my info, they really dont need anymore info.
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#45
Buster Wrote:The one thing we do have in our favor is this proposed legislation will cost money to implement.
A LOT of MONEY.
From personal experience, most everything in government revolves around MONEY.
Money the Federal G'ment doesn't have.
A law that is politically correct and politically expedient but can't be enforced.
A law that can't be enforced or is challenged is impotent.

Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst....
You are operating under the premise that Govt has to run the same as we responsible taxpaying gun owners, but that is not the case. When they run out of money they just print more.
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#46
Deer Hunter Wrote:You are operating under the premise that Govt has to run the same as we responsible taxpaying gun owners, but that is not the case. When they run out of money they just print more.

I deal with [certain] Govt pecker-heads on an everyday basis....they can't administer their way out of a wet paper sack with three hands and instructions.....and if they can, it cost five times what it should. The ones I deal with are petrified of defense budget cuts..
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#47
THIS SAYS IT ALL!!

http://www.forbes.com/sites/lawrencehunt...citizenry/
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#48
davidj Wrote:THIS SAYS IT ALL!!

http://www.forbes.com/sites/lawrencehunt...citizenry/

Good article!

@adayton: I've never heard of NAGR (National Association for Gun Rights)...anyone else?
LIFE member: NRA, TSRA, SAF, GOA
Defend the Constitution and our 2A Rights!
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#49
NAGR??? Sounds like a married woman's organization of some kind..... ( ha ha !!! )
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#50
With my "MOST SINCERE APOLOGIES" for the "honorable" senatoret from the People's Socialist Republic of KKKalifornia, I got my 10 new Grendel Mags from Alexander Arms today.... I had 13 already for a grand total of 23!!!! This should be enough for my two and a half Grendel rifles ( I am waiting on a barrel from Satern to complete my third gun... but i am not sure what will happen to that now! ).

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#51
You're not far from me...I'm coming over when the SHTF! ;-)
LIFE member: NRA, TSRA, SAF, GOA
Defend the Constitution and our 2A Rights!
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#52
well maybe someone should remind the people with bolt actions and pumps about history:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...
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#53
BjornF16 Wrote:You're not far from me...I'm coming over when the SHTF! ;-)

Bring ammo!!! ha ha !
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#54
Bjorn, just be sure to bring lots of ammo when the bhtf ( barack hits the fan )!!!! As you can see i have the mags covered!!! ha ha
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#55
So remind me again how a tyrannical unjust government is overthrown, perhaps it is time to review these matters...
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#56
kegs Wrote:So remind me again how a tyrannical unjust government is overthrown, perhaps it is time to review these matters...

http://tacstrikeblog.com/hate-speech-and...-argument/
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#57
davidj Wrote:http://tacstrikeblog.com/hate-speech-and...-argument/

I read that - the entire thing, but it does not offer a solution to our current position as armed U S civilians with a authoritarian threat at hand.

http://www.infiniteunknown.net/2012/12/2...evolution/
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#58
Well written blog and he's right the last thing we want is a war or any violence for that matter. However, if they come for our weapons I don't see any other way of preserving liberty and the constitution I swore an oath to protect.

Benjamin Franklin said revolution would be necessary every 100 years to preserve liberty. I fear he maybe correct.

I truly hope our nation can find some sanity soon, but whatever does happen in the days and months ahead just know that I will die a free man.
"Those who sacrifice liberty for security, deserve neither." Benjamin Franklin
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#59
The "us" and "them" stuff has to go. Lots of people on both sides mean well and love our country. When there is so much vilification on both sides...people just stick to their original narrative and refuse to reason. Being smart doesn't even help. You just get more and more complicated ways of justifying your narrative to believe what you did to begin with in the face of any evidences to the contrary.
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#60
[quote=KentuckyBuddha]The "us" and "them" stuff has to go. Lots of people on both sides mean well and love our country. When there is so much vilification on both sides...people just stick to their original narrative and refuse to reason. Being smart doesn't even help. You just get more and more complicated ways of justifying your narrative to believe what you did to begin with in the face of any evidences to the contrary.[/QUi

If they loved our country we wouldnt be going through the fundamental changes to a Socialist state. They want our guns so we cannot resist and thats just keeping things real.
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