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In reply to the discussion: Feds Investigating Felonious Gun Nut [View all]Jenoch
(7,720 posts)51. Where are you getting your information?
The vast majority of sales at gunshows are donexby dealers with FFLs. They do backgroubd checks. This guy is not going to buy guns from a dealer that has to do a background check. If a law is passed saying all gun sales need a background check, do you really think this guy will buy from someone who insists on following the law and submitting his name and information for a background check.
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I suspect most gun nutters are perfectly ok with this guy having that arsenal.
kestrel91316
Jan 2013
#1
To say nothing of the fact that a gun black market would have significant logistical difficulties.
Aristus
Jan 2013
#67
It's easier to produce drugs at home and sell them than it is to produce guns. n/t
pnwmom
Jan 2013
#14
a girl who fought for us in Vietnam at age 17? Jeeze, get a better story, LOL.
bettyellen
Jan 2013
#55
No problem with owning a gun. I just think it ought to be watched at least as closely
mbperrin
Jan 2013
#24
Vietnam had nothing to do with preserving America's freedoms. That is rhetoric. nt
Comrade_McKenzie
Jan 2013
#25
Ho Chí Minh was gonna take away your guns, cancel "Gilligan's Island", and make you wear...
Tom Ripley
Jan 2013
#66
So we should just get rid of laws that people break, and not pass any more?
truebluegreen
Jan 2013
#79
How do we enforce them when the NRA made sure there was no ATF head, no info sharing, no research?
SunSeeker
Jan 2013
#17
Why did the State of Ohio grant a felon a license to open a store that likely sold guns?
freshwest
Jan 2013
#5
That's not the point. Note I said 'likely' not 'certainly' or 'all sporting goods stores.'
freshwest
Jan 2013
#39
Yes, 4 trailer truckloads of guns is enough for many people to hold at once. He intended mayhem.
freshwest
Jan 2013
#48