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Brown stains
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Up here in Connecticut we have
To have a ammo permit ...to but shells even though I have a hunting license ... A long gun permit just to buy a shotgun ..were before October
All I need was a hunting license to purchase a firearm ..ct new laws suk
To have a ammo permit ...to but shells even though I have a hunting license ... A long gun permit just to buy a shotgun ..were before October
All I need was a hunting license to purchase a firearm ..ct new laws suk
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Tell that to the 26 people who lost their lives at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
oldngray
nowhere special
Tell that the shooter who ignored all laws and stole the weapons he used.
Brown stains
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I understand why the law is in...
But what good will the law do when
All you kneed to do is go to New York or mass and buy as much as you want (ammoe)...how's that keeping it out of criminal hands ?
But what good will the law do when
All you kneed to do is go to New York or mass and buy as much as you want (ammoe)...how's that keeping it out of criminal hands ?
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
Thug card... revoked.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Do you really think Adam Lanza would have dropped by the police station to register his guns and ammo prior to walking in to Sandy Hook and committing mass murder?
For that matter, lets pretend for a moment that all of the new laws had been in place prior to the Sandy Hook massacre. Lets pretend that Lanza's mother had obtained all the necessary permits and licenses for her guns and ammo. Lets pretend that all of her guns had 10 round magazines instead of 20's or 30's. What difference would any of that have made to the final outcome of the massacre? The bottom line is that Lanza had a premeditated intent to commit mass murder and there was no one in the Sandy Hook "gun free zone" that had the means to stop him.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Ahem ... they are dead!
oldngray
nowhere special
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/01/0...constitutional-judge-rules/?intcmp=latestnews
Chicago will try to evade the court order and ignore the law again I'm sure.
Chicago will try to evade the court order and ignore the law again I'm sure.
wkmac
Well-Known Member
Damn liberals!
There they go again ruining a perfectly good political narrative built on logical fallacies.
There they go again ruining a perfectly good political narrative built on logical fallacies.
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
Total 
bags
"In 2013, Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson and Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen were co-defendants in a Wichita burglary case.
Now, police suspect the two 19-year-olds of being partners in crime again."
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2014/01/06/3213605/police-arrest-two-in-robbery-of.html#storylink=cpy
bags"In 2013, Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson and Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen were co-defendants in a Wichita burglary case.
Now, police suspect the two 19-year-olds of being partners in crime again."
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2014/01/06/3213605/police-arrest-two-in-robbery-of.html#storylink=cpy
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Pretty clever if it actually works. I'm guessing they'll mostly try and market the non-lethal version.
Advanced Ballistics Concepts has designed a bullet that immediately expands once it exits the tip of a rifled barrel that it plans to display in Las Vegas next week at the 2014 SHOT Show.
Called the Mi-Bullet, the round acts somewhat like a multi-pellet buckshot, but the separate fragments of the round are connected and will expand to a pre-determined diameter after the bullet is fired. The Mi-Bullet expands to a diameter of 14 inches when fired from handguns and 24 inches from shotguns.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/new-bulle...four-connected-parts-to-1496153895/@jesusdiaz
Called the Mi-Bullet, the round acts somewhat like a multi-pellet buckshot, but the separate fragments of the round are connected and will expand to a pre-determined diameter after the bullet is fired. The Mi-Bullet expands to a diameter of 14 inches when fired from handguns and 24 inches from shotguns.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/new-bulle...four-connected-parts-to-1496153895/@jesusdiaz
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Looks like a high-tech version of a "bolo" shotgun round, which has been around for awhile and is little more than a gimmick. Penetration of this round will be extremely poor; the total mass of the projectile is being divided into thirds while at the same time the total surface area is being multiplied by thirds. To put it another way...if I were to throw a 1 lb. rock at you as hard as I could from a distance of 10 feet, it would hurt you pretty badly when it hit. But, if I threw 1 lb of sand at you from the same distance...it wouldnt hurt you at all.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Ya I was thinking something along those lines. The penetration would definitely suffer, that's why I'm guessing they'll probably market the non lethal version most.
It is strange that with all the technological advances we've had, the bullet has remained relatively unchanged for so long. It's fun to at least see people keep trying to innovate.
Ouch
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In my opinion keeping your kids away from firearms instead of educating them about firearms is a mistake. What happens if they visit a family members house or afriends house where their are firearms present? Educate you kids on firearms. Explain to your kids how to respect a firearm.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
I find it hilarious that many of the liberals who advocate teaching sex education in the schools because "ignorance never kept anyone safe" would have an absolute hissy fit if we used the same logic to justify teaching GUN education in our schools too.
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