Bills in Colorado House to repeal gun laws enacted last year

Was speaking to Brutal.
Yelling? Who's yelling? THIS IS YELLING.

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Originally Posted by Ridge

You're yelling at me about my opinion. Mine is worth no more or less than yours.

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Originally Posted by Ridge

Besides that one movie, where has the 4473 been used to confiscate firearms?

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Umm. California. New Jersey. New York.

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Originally Posted by milwaukeeshaker

Was speaking to Brutal.
Yelling? Who's yelling? THIS IS YELLING.

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

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Firearm information is not transmitted as part of a 4473 background check. I better watch the security camera for those ATF ninjas that secret into the store at night to scan the 4473's, because that's the only way what is suggested is going to happen.

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That was my point. Every time this subject comes up, the tin foil hat goes on a bit too tight for Mr milwaukeeshaker. It really gets old.

Keep it civil. I am not joking.......

Tell me please, when a gunshop closes up, where do the 4473 go to then? Are they surrendered to the ATF, or are they destroyed? Then explain to me how the law enforcement agencies are able to trace a firearm to the person it was sold to? Now don't you think so same authorities just hate it when a gun cannot be traced to anyone? Why do you think BG checks are the antis wet dream? Follow it to the logical conclusion. No tin hat, I just don't have blinders on.

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

[facepalm]
Firearm information is not transmitted as part of a 4473 background check. I better watch the security camera for those ATF ninjas that secret into the store at night to scan the 4473's, because that's the only way what is suggested is going to happen.

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Lighten up, guys...

http://youtu.be/jjU8bweI_6k

As you take up the effort to contact YOUR state Representative and YOUR state Senator, then members of the committee(s) to which a bill is assigned, please ask the member how he/she intends to vote on each bill. It is very common for citizen advocates to focus only on telling legislators how you want us to vote. That's OK… I'm not trying to silence you. The point is for you to determine up front how to most effectively communicate with each legislator that you contact. Why would anyone devote time to convincing me to vote for my own bill? Why focus on explaining why a legislator should vote "Yes" on a repeal bill when he/she is already 100% committed to doing exactly that? Ask first, then thank those who agree with you, educate the undecided, and remember those who oppose your position when the next election comes around.

Start with a question, then respond accordingly.

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Originally Posted by asmo

Umm. California. New Jersey. New York.

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Those have actual state level gun registries. The 4473 has not been used as such.

https://www.ar-15.co/showthread.php?t=144529