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Too Bad That'll It'll Never Get Out Of The Senate...

But we can't AFFORD to do better checks......or to close the "loopholes" and make illegal sales "iron clad".....because the priority is on tax cuts for the wealthy individuals and corporations. :mad:

Do we really want to have the "gun" discussion here ??

The problem is multi-faceted. We screwed up big time about 30 years ago when most of the government funding for mental health care stopped.
THEN we allowed the "legitimate" gun lobby to create a mess where even the universally agreed upon restrictions almost can't be enforced.
Guns themselves are not THE problem. But the mass proliferation of guns certainly IS a significant part of the problem.

A good start would be to stop referring to gun laws as "control" and instead call it what it is: restrictions.

Being mostly on the outside of the heated part of the debate, I was shocked when leafing through a sporting magazine in a waiting room a few weeks ago and seeing several ads for "weapons of mass destruction", one of which was one that claimed to be able to fire something like 15 12ga rounds in 8 seconds. Every deer hunter in the US certainly needs one of those. :lecturef_smilie:
 
I hope you realize that this Bill is attached to one that'll improve the background checks?
Coupled with THAT: I'm all for it! :thumbup:
 
There's nothing wrong with Bob's post. There's only a problem when we, as members of SL's, make it that way.
 
Thanks!
I'm referring to law-abiding citizens being allowed to carry across State lines... :thumbup:
What is a "Weapon of Mass Destruction" anyway? :dontknow:

The right to carry issue has been problematic for years. Full-time RVers are put in the position of not being allowed to protect themselves; because they are constantly crossing into different States. :banghead:
Folks who travel cross-country to visit relatives are in the same situation.
We used to travel in Pennsylvania for outdoor 2700 matches. We were legal to bring our target pistols; but not our carry pieces.
Think about it: You see someone from another State carrying a box full of target pistols, and you know that they don't have along one for personal protection...
And someone else gets out of an in-State vehicle with the same box...

Who would YOU rob? :yikes:
 
Bob Denman said:
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/06/politics/gun-restrictions-house-vote-concealed-carry/index.html


With better background checks: I see no reason why my license to Carry Concealed shouldn't be recognized across the Nation.
After all: my marriage and drivers licenses are both good everywhere, and look at all of the trouble that EHEY cause! :roflblack:
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:agree:

I wonder if that means NY, CA and other states that "technically" have CC, will have to honor my permit from Kansas. And what about the states that don't have CC but do allow open carry?
 
if you can REMEMBER ? ... THE 2ND ADMENDMENT................................... if politicians pick & choose the laws they prefer rather than enforcing the laws our country was built on... we might as well as be living in Russia, Iran or North Korea ...................nuff said

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You still won't be able to carry on airlines, in schools, in government buildings. So where is the problem with law abiding citizens carrying across state lines. If there is no problem with them carrying in their state, why would it be a problem if they cross a state line??? They have to obey the laws of what ever state they happen to be in.
 
PrairieSpyder said:
:agree:

I wonder if that means NY, CA and other states that "technically" have CC, will have to honor my permit from Kansas. And what about the states that don't have CC but do allow open carry?
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That's how it supposed to work... :thumbup:
But wait until they get done with "amendments" to it! :gaah:
 
I don't think that it is going to remove those local restrictions: it'll just make the States all agree to accept each other's permits as valid in their own... :thumbup:
(Reciprocity...)
 
Bob Denman said:
If I can do that, while drinking a cold beer: :yes::yes::yes::yes::yes: :2thumbs:
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I don't know any state that allows that. Yet. Shouldn't have any trouble getting that law passed in Wyoming though, then you'll be good to go; every state will have to recognize that (if you have a Wyoming driver's license)
 
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