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Oh really? Did I say Brazil? You think we get our guns from Brazil instead of the other way around? Brazil that great manufacturing giant of the south who obviously provides our guns somehow? What's the last manufacturer you heard of? Feijoida e Pato?
Brazil happens to be one of the top manufacturers in the world, and one of the top importers of guns to the US. I have three Brazilian handguns myself.
Wrong. It was for people on Medicare the are so mentally disabled that they require someone else to manage their affairs with social security for them. If you are on disability for schizophrenia or serious mental illness so serious that you can't manage your own affairs you don't need to be able to go buy a gun. ( It had nothing to do with financial assistance.)
No. "Someone else managing their social security" was an automatic trigger, but that does not automatically mean "on disability for schizophrenia or serious mental illness." It was the wrong trigger to use.
However, "someone else handling their Social Security" is a factor that government bureaucrats can see on a form without doing an actual investigation into whether it truly indicates someone "on disability for schizophrenia or serious mental illness," so it was latched on to. It's like the TSA being told to treat anyone with a beard as a terrorist.
No. "Someone else managing their social security" was an automatic trigger, but that does not automatically mean "on disability for schizophrenia or serious mental illness." It was the wrong trigger to use.
You can present all the facts you wish, the anti's will not be convinced. It's in their nature to ignore logic, and instead embrace their emotional opinion.
I'll take one. Add a slidefire stock to it.
Launch 10 clays at once
Pull!
Nah, Saiga is too prone to jamming.
Not really the gun's fault.....12ga shells are just too dimensionally variable and subject to swelling with weather and temperature changes to feed reliably in a spring fed box magazine.
Not really the gun's fault.....12ga shells are just too dimensionally variable and subject to swelling with weather and temperature changes to feed reliably in a spring fed box magazine.
Give me a pump action any day.
I don't shoot shotguns, so I hadn't realized the effect of weather on shotshells. But that sure sounds logical.
They are absolutely lax. How else do you explain illegals guns used every day in crimes?
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Ummmm, ..................... how would stricter laws help that? They are criminals, laws be damned, and access to firearms is readily available through the black market. Laws only effect the people willing to obey them.
A well-stated point.
Only law-abiding people obey these so-called "gun control" laws... and they aren't the problem.
They are more properly called "victim disarmament laws". Why on Earth do we keep passing them?
For anyone who thinks it's okay for a social security bureaucrat to decide on a person's right to have a gun, what say we let an ICE agent determine whether someone gets deported? No need for them to get a trial first, right? Imagine the money and time we could save.
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