Thebrownblob
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Personally, not an open carry person because I think it make you a target as well. But if people want to do it perfectly acceptable and it they’re right.
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Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Exactly. Anyone here can carry concealed and people still tuck their shirts in behind their floppy ass $15 Uncle Mike's holster so they can show off that pos SCCY they spent $200 on to bet their life on.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
The only reason people open carry is to get a reaction from the gun police
Thebrownblob
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Probably, I just think it’s funny that it works. I could care less. Like people say it probably makes them a target. When a
bag comes in to shoot everyone and shoot them first, that gives me time to get mine out of my waistband
Johney
Pineapple King
Exactly. I'll carry concealed for my protection. What people don't know won't hurt them.
"Assault rifle" always bothers me. No self respecting assault team would carry a semi automatic rifle.
Babagounj
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Virginia teacher shot by 6-year-old files $40 MILLION lawsuit
Abigail Zwerner, 26, was shot by the six-year-old boy - who has not been named publicly - on January 6 this year at Richneck Elementary Public School in Newport News, Virginia.
- Abigail Zwerner is suing the school board and some teachers at Richneck Elementary School
- On January 6, a six-year-old boy shot her in her classroom at the Virginia school
- He'd been removed from school before and staff were told he had a gun but did nothing, according to the lawsuit
newolddude
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DeSantis signs bill to carry concealed guns without a permit
Floridians will be able to carry concealed guns without a permit under a bill signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. DeSantis signed the bill Monday during a private ceremony after the Legislature passed it Thursday. It will allow anyone who can legally own a gun in Florida to carry one without...
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Babagounj
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Here's a story about how screwed up Massachusetts Gun Laws are.
www.goal.org
Under Chapter 140, Section 123 the Local Licensing Authorities are required to conduct an annual inspection of all licensed retailers. The only authority they have under this law is: “…inspect, in a reasonable manner, such records and inventory for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this section…” there are two clear problems here.
First, the State law clearly requires the Commonwealth to provide a “sales record book” to all licensed retailers. To date, no such books have ever been made available. It is the practice of the State to consider the records in the Massachusetts Instant Record Check System to act as the official books. That means there are no records to inspect on the retailer premises.
Second, there is no State law requiring retailers to keep a State inventory or report such inventory. To further complicate matters if the local authorities conduct such an inspection is that Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) (as we understand it) are allowed to keep inventory that can’t be transferred in the Commonwealth. So, what exactly will they be inspecting?
Gun Owners’ Action League (GOAL) has requested a copy of the training curriculum for this inspection training because the list included in the press release falls far out of the enumerated authority. One, almost laughable, bullet point is “Assault Weapon Identification” – good luck with that. We have been trying to get a clear definition ever since Healey’s reckless, unilateral action in 2016.
GOAL - Retailer Inspections
www.goal.org
Under Chapter 140, Section 123 the Local Licensing Authorities are required to conduct an annual inspection of all licensed retailers. The only authority they have under this law is: “…inspect, in a reasonable manner, such records and inventory for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this section…” there are two clear problems here.
First, the State law clearly requires the Commonwealth to provide a “sales record book” to all licensed retailers. To date, no such books have ever been made available. It is the practice of the State to consider the records in the Massachusetts Instant Record Check System to act as the official books. That means there are no records to inspect on the retailer premises.
Second, there is no State law requiring retailers to keep a State inventory or report such inventory. To further complicate matters if the local authorities conduct such an inspection is that Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) (as we understand it) are allowed to keep inventory that can’t be transferred in the Commonwealth. So, what exactly will they be inspecting?
Gun Owners’ Action League (GOAL) has requested a copy of the training curriculum for this inspection training because the list included in the press release falls far out of the enumerated authority. One, almost laughable, bullet point is “Assault Weapon Identification” – good luck with that. We have been trying to get a clear definition ever since Healey’s reckless, unilateral action in 2016.
newolddude
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Missouri Senate votes to end sales taxes on guns, diapers, pads and tampons
In addition to removing the sales tax on diapers, one bill would end collection of taxes on the sale of tampons.
TheDudeAbides92
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Assault weapons ! Which could be rocks, steak knives, cars and many other every day objects
newolddude
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Babagounj
Strength through joy
What is the suicide rates in these other countries ?
Could Japan's be higher ?
newolddude
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Two road raging dads shot each other's children, only one is charged
The Nassau County road rage incident was described as a “cat and mouse” game that ended with two girls in the hospital. Only one shooter was charged.
www.firstcoastnews.com
And how many drug related deaths are happening in the U.S. because our president wants an open border? About 4 times the gun death rate. Where's the outrage?
newolddude
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Deflecting. Always deflecting.
At NRA convention after Uvalde massacre, attendees describe a culture under siege
Deflecting blame from guns, attendees said a breakdown in society — including removing God from schools and a rise in mental illness — causes mass shootings, echoing the rhetoric of Gov. Greg Abbott and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz.
www.texastribune.org
oldngray
nowhere special
How many mass shootings at NRA Conventions?Deflecting. Always deflecting.
At NRA convention after Uvalde massacre, attendees describe a culture under siege
Deflecting blame from guns, attendees said a breakdown in society — including removing God from schools and a rise in mental illness — causes mass shootings, echoing the rhetoric of Gov. Greg Abbott and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz.
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