Hedge Against a Ban

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

I don't really ... well that is to say there's dozens of guns I'd rather have before I'd expend resources toward a Garand (impending bans or not). And M1 Carbines are horrible ... there, I said it.

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Blasphemy!!!!!

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The M1 Garand is an excellent rifle! They can currently be found for $800-1,200 in decent shape. While semi-automatic, the internal magazine exempts it from currently proposed bans. They can be had in .30-06 (the Lord’s caliber) or .308/7.62MM. Both are highly effective and considerably more frightening to me than 5.56MM seeing the results.

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I'm worried about a full semi-auto ban which would include my beloved M1. I'm torn right now between an A2Clone Ar or getting an M1 off the CMP when I get my interest free loan back from the IRS.

Really surprised people are worried what they may not be able to buy down the road. One would think the predictions of an actual Hillary win, everyone would be top heavy in the gun dept.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Really surprised people are worried what they may not be able to buy down the road. One would think the predictions of an actual Hillary win, everyone would be top heavy in the gun dept.

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I am.

The 22-27ish me was wanting.

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Originally Posted by Scanker19

Blasphemy!!!!!

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I'm worried about a full semi-auto ban which would include my beloved M1. I'm torn right now between an A2Clone Ar or getting an M1 off the CMP when I get my interest free loan back from the IRS.

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Everything I have read is focused on the function including detachable magazines. An M1 diversifies.

Doesn’t mean it won’t happen.

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Originally Posted by Skip

I am.

The 22-27ish me was wanting.

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If (key word) If something serious goes down, i'll pay off this house and another with a Buy It Now Price fire sale.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

If (key word) If something serious goes down, i'll pay off this house and another with a Buy It Now Price fire sale.

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[LOL]

I’m a hoarder. I can’t part with anything. Only two guns I ever sold was my G21 and a Rem Viper 522 because I absolutely hated them.

Every time I look at something I think I can eventually use it in some way.

I'll throw an iron in the fire.

If a ban does take place, it wont be through gun confiscation...it'll come via a Democratic Presidents Executive Order directing all ammunition companies to be forbidden from the sale of ammunition to civilian personnel.

It will be done under the guise of "needs of the country" or some other bs along those lines and justified to a Liberal Court and that will be the end of it. They will manufacture some sort of "crisis" to fortify it.

All of our firearms will be rendered useless once we run out of ammo.

Libs will be grinning ear to ear: enjoy your useless paper weights.


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Originally Posted by Skip

[LOL]

I’m a hoarder. I can’t part with anything. Only two guns I ever sold was my G21 and a Rem Viper 522 because I absolutely hated them.

Every time I look at something I think I can eventually use it in some way.

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I'm the same way. I get more attached guns than people. I have bought a few rifles years ago in hopes of selling them in the future; yet they're still sitting in the safe.

I'm on the hunt for a Henry All Weather in .357, cool rifle and versatile in use.

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Originally Posted by CoGirl303

I'll throw an iron in the fire.

If a ban does take place, it wont be through gun confiscation...it'll come via a Democratic Presidents Executive Order directing all ammunition companies to be forbidden from the sale of ammunition to civilian personnel.

It will be done under the guise of "needs of the country" or some other bs along those lines and justified to a Liberal Court and that will be the end of it. They will manufacture some sort of "crisis" to fortify it.

All of our firearms will be rendered useless once we run out of ammo.

Libs will be grinning ear to ear: enjoy your useless paper weights.


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Except for the billions of rounds already in civilian hands. Properly stored ammo has a very long shelf life. There's still World War 1 stuff being shot today...a hundred years later.