You would think they would actualy do some serious lobbying and such instead of sending out pamphlets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
By all means they need to get the word out,but also do something as well instead of peddling paper.
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You would think they would actualy do some serious lobbying and such instead of sending out pamphlets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
By all means they need to get the word out,but also do something as well instead of peddling paper.
Yea, this caught my attention:
Quote from Romney tonight http://www.ar15.com/images/smilies/i...issapprove.gif
"We, of course, don't want to have automatic weapons, and that's already illegal in this country to have automatic weapons."
I think he was talking post 86' samples and the like.
Or non-free states.
Our ballots arrived today. Sending them back tomorrow or next day!
Just got this month's American Rifleman mag, and the cover (again) says to vote out Obama. Personally, I think it's just a fundraiser for them, not sure there's any teeth left in that dinosaur's mouth...?
I think a lot of times these guys only pay attention to their own state laws and don't realize that in the nice free states you can own some very cool stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by WillysWagon
Is anyone actually going to go out and buy something because of this?
Oh, I bet there will be people out there buying stuff up. And overpaying too.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
In 2008, without either candidate mentioning an AWB, prices skyrocketed, and manufacturers had back orders going for 9 months to a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Well I bought a SAR-1 for $450 today [Tooth]. So yes someone will buy something.
Yes, but in early 2009 www.whitehouse.gov said that obama thought that bush allowin the awb to expire was scandalous and he sought to re-institute common sense gun legislation banning assault weapons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
I might have to start panic selling again like I did in 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw