NicePants

Firearms were just a part of the revolution. They also had to contend with taxes and some limey bastard hundreds of miles across the sea dictating what they could and could not do. As I see it, right now they are attempting to curtail second amendment rights, taxes are about to jump like crazy, and many of our rights have already been neutered under the umbrella of public safety and national security (Patriot Act, NDAA, etc.). Are we beyond the point of political recourse? Absolutely not. We can still fight this battle with words. However, I can definitely see something like confiscation and mandatory turn ins as a spark that will ignite a fire that has been itching to burn for a long while.

It's simple. Usually what I like to do is have the buyer take the one form back to their issuing authority and have the seller mail the other form to the state police. I find it to be less of a PITA that way because the buyer can just take it back to the PD and the seller won't have to look around for the issuing PD's info.

We could do an exchange with Britain instead. Have them send all their progun people and we give them all our antis. Everyone wins!

How about we tar and feather them? We could even sell tickets and use the money to benefit local charities.

What dicks. (Teehee) I've never shopped there, and I guess now I never will.

Who wants to dress up as indians and throw starbucks and dunkin donuts into the hudson?

And from what I see that is DEFINITELY an overreach. MacDonald v. Chicago established that the government cannot ban weaponry that is in current use. Of course, even if this AWB were to pass and be taken to court, I can see it either coming down to the wire and being a 5-4 split again, with the 4 dissenters stating again that the 2nd doesn't grant an individual right and that the government has the right to ban whatever it wants based on unicorn farts and kitten giggles, no matter how compelling the argument from our side is.

It would have taken every last ounce of restraint in my body for me not to have strangled a guy like that right on the spot. That is just... I can't describe it without using strong language.

Yep. I know a few people who didn't like Obama and voted for Romney, but are also of the opinion that the country would be better off if the second amendment was stricken from the constitution. It's mind boggling.

Maybe we'll even get to see $400 ARs.

Dupe. We've had a few threads about it already. The addresses and numbers of the woman who posted the article and her boss have been posted online.

Oh god. I can't wait. Used ARs and AKs for MONTHS.

Ha, just had a little Craigslist experience myself. I've got a guitar for sale on the NJGF list that I also put up on craigslist. Got a response from a guy asking if I'd like to donate my guitar to help relief efforts for Sandy. I asked him who he was and if he was affiliated with any local charities. No response.

Get whatever you want. There is a very low chance of far reaching legislation like that passing, and you can bet if it does the NRA and our friends in the more free states will jam it up in court.

But how can it be better if it has no gaems?

Student worked for me.

BLF probably has every single one on there anyway. Don't have too many (yet), but they were all there!

An executive order is doubtful. I don't think Obama is stupid enough to see the amounts of buying happening and still think a plan of action like that is feasible. Besides, if he did do it, there is an extremely high chance of it being blocked by the courts.

The "still available?" ones are usually spam. I never bother with them. And yeah, there are a lot of flakes and low ballers. But I've met some genuinely fair people on it.

Somebody's jimmies sound rustled.

This. Especially with the OGAM laws. People who normally would only buy one pistol are buying up 2-3 because they don't want their permits to expire.

Let's do this. Then I can get that MP7 I've always wanted!

Welcome comrade!

Hopefully these manufacturers produce more so that we can lower the damn prices. I was putting off getting my first AR, and now I'm regretting it because the prices are triple what they used to be.

Seems interesting, but I can see the government shutting them down HARD, or at least attempting to.