Ab_Normal
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Since when are semi-auto rifles "weapons of mass destruction?"
Since the liberals have worn out the 'assault weapon' phrase they needed to find something sinister sounding to keep scaring the sheeple.
Since when are semi-auto rifles "weapons of mass destruction?"
If we can't buy shotguns anymore how would we hunt? Never mind that I don't need a justification to exercise my 2nd amendment rights. Since the country is not supportive of an outright banning of firearms, anti gunners have to stick to allowing firearms for hunting. The irony is that most of them can't tell the difference between hunting shotguns vs non-hunting shotguns.
Sure you can. Everyone knows that you can't hunt with a pistol grip on a shotgun. It scares the deer away because they know you're up to no good.
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How the he!! Does anyone bring an AR/AK into this issue? From what I heard the gun used was a Mossberg 500 with a pistol grip. How can this idiot presume that the bad guy would have preferred an AR/AK? We still don 't even know why he did it.
Because they first reported that an AR was used at the Navy Yard. Maybe Vinny doesn't know the difference between a "K" and an "R".
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Your post sounded like you were saying "all I care about is my ability to carry, all others be damned". Apologies if I got that wrong.
An HBAR isn't regulated.
Oh, I am personally well aware of that fact but it appears our young hero in question used a shotgun at the mall. I see now that your point was that he could have owned a shotgun OR an HBAR legally. Good thing he didn't 'cause then we'd have chicken little a$$holes screaming about closing loopholes again.
llkoolkeg, an HBAR is an AR15 (non regulated) and is legal for a non prohibited person to buy starting at the age of 18.
I think we should close the un-armed victim loophole.
You got that wrong. Like you, I almost always quote the post I am responding to. So, you need to pay attention to what I am quoting and take in that context and not in a broad reply to the OP. When I am posting a general reply to the entire thread, I quote nobody.
All that matters is if my wife and I have a CCW. The other sheeple would be on their own. I have been on the fence about a CCW, but after this BS I am seriously leaning toward attempting to get it. If somebody prefers not to carry and is the victim of one of these lunatics, such is life. Kind of like somebody electing to stand under a tree during a thunderstorm to get out of the rain.
There would be ZERO probability involved. My wife and I would be able to carry and defend ourselves. Plain and simple.
I think we should close the un-armed victim loophole.
Just make sure you and your wife are well dressed while carrying your CCWs.
It's easier to look down on the rest of the sheeple when your dressed in your best.
How is it that I'm not at all surprised by this post?
Making a stop on the way to the bank is not permissible under your restrictions.
Cite the written restriction that supports your statement please.
You and I both know that there are no written restrictions. If they wanted you to stop at the mall, they would give you an unrestricted permit. Call the licensing division.
Unless he has to buy something at the mall for the company. Perhaps check out the I store for a new ipad, or the cell phone store to pick up new accessories for a company cell phone?
That is certainly possible. MD is funny about all of this, and getting much worse. A problem isn't likely, but would it surprise you to hear that MD is prosecuting someone for carrying outside the restrictions on their permit?
Nope, like they say: Anyone can sue anyone about anything. It is turning out gun owners can go to jail for anything.