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Old 01-14-2014, 04:48 PM
 
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This is part of the continuing attack on the airsoft industry in California. Leftist bigots in the legislature keep trying to get bills past to eliminate the industry.
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Old 01-14-2014, 06:04 PM
 
Location: Miami, FL
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Ironic that as kids in the 1970s we could walk by the roadside openly carrying our level action BB guns and no one would freak out and call the cops on us. Same with our wrist rocket sling shots.
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Old 01-14-2014, 06:44 PM
 
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Wow

Kookville on steroids. So, do I have to have a CA approved gun case transporting my airsoft "toy" to the range with my registered assault weapon? If I change the scope do I have to put three on paper at the pistol range before I'm safe to move to the hundred yard range? Is there a ten plastic bb limit or bullet button for the mag?
My gawd these people are complete idiots. What about kid's pop tarts eaten to look like a replica assault weapon? Random sticks falling off trees? Uh oh, it's looks like one of those evil weapons, we'll have to take you downtown for having a twig that resembles an AK.
How can you hold something without displaying it?

Yes, Dean knows this is all seemingly restrictive.

However, the real dangerous implements are spoons. Made of a heavy stainless steel metal and very dangerous! You could scoop an eye out!
They can be concealed on a person and used at a whim. I have seen folks with multiple spoons in their homes. Some neighbors I know have huge magnum size!!
I have heard stories from my uncles about how they used these utensils on defenseless animals in WW2. I quote, "We used to thrust our spoons into inedible mounds of chipped beef on toast!" Now, tell me, how would you chip up a poor cow unless you have weaponized spoons?

And, you don't want to hear about the spork! It will curdle your milk!
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Old 01-15-2014, 11:29 PM
 
Location: somewhere in the woods
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yes folks the nanny state is at it once again. maybe these cities should start firing cops that abuse the peoples rights as well. might save them a bit of money in the future too.
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