Here Comes the Executive Order on Background Checks

[KG1]

World's Largest Gun Dealer Worried about Gun Show Sales: World?s number one weapons dealer worried about gun show loophole | Rare

I was gonna say prosecute that arms dealer for dealing without a license but he's too good of a salesperson for our side.

 

[BugI02]

Thought it would be Putin. Turns out its our own BHO.

 

[dusty88]

World's Largest Gun Dealer Worried about Gun Show Sales: World?s number one weapons dealer worried about gun show loophole | Rare

Okay, that was funny

 

[actaeon277]

Obama Holds The Nation Hostage To His Gun Control Whims - Investors.com

This article kinda puts some numbers out, and shoots down the whole "Big Bad NRA" myth.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Professor Nicholas Johnson, Professor of Law, Fordham: A Glittery Gun-Control Distraction - WSJ

 

[Kirk Freeman]

With all the hysteria and Yeagerization that is sweeping INGO over these EAs, I'd like all of INGO to go to the FFL application at the ATFE webiste. Look at question 18:

It's a business if you are making money.

 

[pudly]

It's a business if you are making money.

Does that include selling a collectible that has appreciated? Many hobbies include collecting items that may appreciate in value.

 

[chipbennett]

With all the hysteria and Yeagerization that is sweeping INGO over these EAs, I'd like all of INGO to go to the FFL application at the ATFE webiste. Look at question 18:

It's a business if you are making money.

Actually, logically speaking, you're incorrect. It is more accurate to say that, if you do not intend to make a profit, then your enterprise is not a business. You are claiming that the converse of that statement (if you do intend to make a profit, then your enterprise is a business) is true.

Just because If Not A, Then Not B is true does not mean that If A, then B is also true.

In fact, a mere hobby can be profitable - and buying and selling firearms as part of a hobby is explicitly excluded in the statutes.

 

[rvb]

Does that include selling a collectible that has appreciated? Many hobbies include collecting items that may appreciate in value.

perfectly acceptable. was and still is.

https://www.atf.gov/file/100871/download

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Obama working to convert youth on guns - POLITICO

 

[SSGSAD]

Fox 59, Indy, is going to talk about "smart gun tech" next .....

 

[dieselrealtor]

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[actaeon277]

Fox 59, Indy, is going to talk about "smart gun tech" next .....

I wonder if they'll mention that police and military refuse to use them.

 

[rhino]

The Rhino is always serious... whether you believe him or not...

SUPER serious.

Slow down rhino. You don't wanna use them all at once. Trust me, I know.

I'm tryin' t' pace myself.

 

[IndyDave1776]

SUPER serious.

That just isn't right. Now you have implanted in my mind the image of Rhino in tights with a cape!

 

[Expat]

That just isn't right. Now you have implanted in my mind the image of Rhino in tights with a cape!

It is a glorious sight.

 

[Lowe0]

Obama working to convert youth on guns - POLITICO

From the article:
"A July Pew poll found that protecting gun rights is more important than controlling gun ownership for 49 percent of adults age 18 to 29. For Gen Xers up to age 49, gun rights are a priority for 44 percent, baby boomers are at 49 percent and 48 percent of seniors over 65 share that view.
But adults under 30 haven’t always been so evenly split. In Pew polls conducted from 1993 to 2007, young adults were the least likely of any age group to prioritize gun rights; their support ranged from 21 percent (2000) to 37 percent (2007). The preference for gun rights didn’t crack 40 percent until 2008. It’s risen fairly steadily since, aside from a dip in 2012, and the current crop of young adults support gun rights at historically high rates for people their age."

These are your future supporters of individual firearm rights. But, the Republican Party neither wants their help nor needs their votes.

 

[dieselrealtor]

I wonder if they'll mention that police and military refuse to use them.

Could there be a reliability issue?
possibly?
surely not.

 

[seedubs1]

It's almost like information is becoming more available to the average person and they're seeing the wool the government is attempting to pull over our eyes.

From the article:
"A July Pew poll found that protecting gun rights is more important than controlling gun ownership for 49 percent of adults age 18 to 29. For Gen Xers up to age 49, gun rights are a priority for 44 percent, baby boomers are at 49 percent and 48 percent of seniors over 65 share that view.
But adults under 30 haven’t always been so evenly split. In Pew polls conducted from 1993 to 2007, young adults were the least likely of any age group to prioritize gun rights; their support ranged from 21 percent (2000) to 37 percent (2007). The preference for gun rights didn’t crack 40 percent until 2008. It’s risen fairly steadily since, aside from a dip in 2012, and the current crop of young adults support gun rights at historically high rates for people their age."

These are your future supporters of individual firearm rights. But, the Republican Party neither wants their help nor needs their votes.

 

[BogWalker]

These are your future supporters of individual firearm rights. But, the Republican Party neither wants their help nor needs their votes.

No problem getting my vote, but I looked at what was important to me and found who I agreed with. I have no use for "American apologist" leftists.

Biggest problem with the vote of my peer group in that 18-29 age is the socialist issue. They want free stuff, primarily college. I'd say, no hyperbole, 85% of the Bernie Sanders images they share around are about his quotes on free college. Another 10% is him ranting about raising the minimum wage.

You're dealing with the taker generation, and if a candidate won't indulge that they aren't getting much traction.