Denver gun buy back this weekend.

I heard about a city back east somewhere just a week or two ago where they did a buy back. Collectors lined up outside, and were offering money to buy firearms. At some point the article said that the police told them they could not do it. I say we go for it until they tell us we cannot. Damn, I have to work. May have to send a buddy up there.

Wow i can see a money maker here,, bb guns are 19.95 at harbor frieght.. and I sell em for 50.00 WOW,, better than a gubment bailout plan....

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

Of course, even if they realized they just payed for 8,000 toys and 50 firearms the media will still report that they took "10,000 dangerous weaposn off the street" [Bang]

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Your math is off, 8000 x 50 = 400,000 evil ASSault weapons off the street...

how can they prevent private business transactions?

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Originally Posted by 7idl

how can they prevent private business transactions?

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3 or more people in an area is considered a gunshow. read the BG check bill. no one did and thats one of the reasons it passed

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Originally Posted by jim

3 or more people in an area is considered a gunshow. read the BG check bill. no one did and thats one of the reasons it passed

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Following the same line of reasoning, unless this organization holds an FFL they cannot buy guns without a background check. What they are doing may be illegal. Huh?

Just saw this on the news. The moron tried to pull this off in a park where firearms are not allowed. Made me laugh. It never happened.

Tis because it's in the future.....

he's a maroon,, can't even speak ebonics well...

Got to thinking about this myself when I was out at Tanners. Why isn't the buy-back program a gun show.

Look at this:

http://www.freecolorado.com/2008/11/...-loophole.html

These folks need to realize they can't have it both ways.