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Gun Control & RKBA

yagotme

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7. Problem is, a lot of folks here think that tightening up on the owners sellers, and manufacturers,

Reply to sanatanadharma (Reply #3)

Thu May 9, 2024, 09:46 AM

May 2024

should be the priority. Lock the criminals up, then see how much other restrictions you need to impose. The person that violates the law should get the hammer first, not the lawful individuals.

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Guns are being stolen from cars at triple the rate they were 10 years ago, a report finds [View all] sarisataka May 2024 OP

If you're stupid enough to leaveְ a firearm in your car Aviation Pro May 2024 #1

Some places you are not allowed to carry. yagotme May 2024 #2

Just another reason to do away with soft target "gun-free zones" Barry Markson May 2024 #4

Exactly. Ban every gun in a certain area, yagotme May 2024 #5

How about leave it at home and secured? Aviation Pro May 2024 #6

And how is one supposed to predict the future, yagotme May 2024 #8

I've carried for years and have never had to draw either one of my EDCs Aviation Pro May 2024 #10

I am retired. yagotme May 2024 #13

Why do you carry sarisataka May 2024 #15

In case I'm in a crowd (which is a soft target) Aviation Pro May 2024 #16

Typically I am less concerned in a crowd sarisataka May 2024 #18

So I'm to leave it up to you to decide if I need to carry? Barry Markson May 2024 #9

And you do you Aviation Pro May 2024 #11

I think "responsible gun ownership" has become a myth. Silent Type May 2024 #17

It hasn't sarisataka May 2024 #19

Proof positive that denying guns to people should be the default sanatanadharma May 2024 #3

Problem is, a lot of folks here think that tightening up on the owners sellers, and manufacturers, yagotme May 2024 #7

I am a firearms enthusiast (or Gun Humper, whatever) The Mouth May 2024 #12

"Humper" is the phrase I've seen. yagotme May 2024 #14

Ah, thanks for the catch The Mouth May 2024 #20

I don't really disagree, I just see it as being seen as "too extreme", yagotme May 2024 #21

The only good violent criminal The Mouth May 2024 #22

An unprovoked attack against an innocent, yagotme May 2024 #23

come and take it? The Mouth May 2024 #24