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02-24-2014, 21:12
HoneyBadger

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02-24-2014, 21:30
streetglideok

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Originally Posted by wctriumph

Well, how about setting up a phone tree if registration becomes law and we don't register. When one member is being harassed a call goes out, those that are true show up to defend their brother patriot and the war starts there. My family is with me, I'm in for the duration.

If push come to shove then I am willing to put it on the line for my beliefs when it becomes the last resort to stay free. Like Bert says, better to die standing up than live on my knees. I'm old and my knees don't bend so well.

Edit: Before we get there, we should all be doing our best to elect representatives that will honor their oaths of office so it does not come to that here.

TEA

III

Few listen to me or at least pay attention to what I say, but I've hinted at something similar last year. If they shut off your phones, if you have radio, you can still get the word out. They can bully one person, but a large group of people show up, the law will be put into an uncomfortable position.
02-24-2014, 22:00
flogger

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Originally Posted by streetglideok

Few listen to me or at least pay attention to what I say, but I've hinted at something similar last year. If they shut off your phones, if you have radio, you can still get the word out. They can bully one person, but a large group of people show up, the law will be put into an uncomfortable position.

Yes, that's what will happen. Do not cower, do not give up.
02-24-2014, 22:23
kidicarus13

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Originally Posted by ChuckNorris

Oh I would comply - you betcha!
I predict a lot of boating accidents in Chatfield.
That's what will happen to my stash!

And then what? Get incarcerated for being in possession of a firearm after laws get put into place to ban them because you didn't take a stand when it counted?!

I get tired of everyone talking about boating accidents and then out of the other side of their mouth... MOLON LABE. Please.
02-24-2014, 22:45
<MADDOG>

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Originally Posted by Alpha2

BTW, when your background check goes in to the CBI, they get "long gun, handgun, or basically other", Full auto, semi-auto, revolver, pistol, not in the report. They only get more info if there is a criminal investigation, or the FFL goes out of business, and all the bound books go to the BATFE. The firearm serial number is on the 4473, but it doesn't go to the CBI, or BATFE until the aforementioned situation.

Thank you Alpha. Based on what you stated, there is indeed a database.

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Originally Posted by wctriumph

If push come to shove then I am willing to put it on the line for my beliefs when it becomes the last resort to stay free. Like Bert says, better to die standing up than live on my knees. I'm old and my knees don't bend so well.
Edit: Before we get there, we should all be doing our best to elect representatives that will honor their oaths of office so it does not come to that here.

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Originally Posted by TFOGGER

I may be mistaken, but a lot of us on here are old enough that we really don't fear the consequences of resisting tyranny. We would all prefer that it never come to that point, but if it does, I feel that we have a higher than average probability of taking action than the general public. This may or may not be a good thing for us.

+1.

I am not that old yet (my knees are 50% [LOL]), but IF it came down to it, I see BP's, WC's an TF's quotes being very applicable.

We'll see if CT goes door to door; and what happens if they do.

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Originally Posted by kidicarus13

I get tired of everyone talking about boating accidents and then out of the other side of their mouth... MOLON LABE. Please.

I think in a broad sense, you are right Kid. But again, we'll see what happens in CT...
02-24-2014, 22:45
stevelkinevil

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Originally Posted by kidicarus13

And then what? Get incarcerated for being in possession of a firearm after laws get put into place to ban them because you didn't take a stand when it counted?!

I get tired of everyone talking about boating accidents and then out of the other side of their mouth... MOLON LABE. Please.

AMEN, if at that point you have a "boating accident" for what reason are you "saving" said arms?
02-25-2014, 00:38
Clint45

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Originally Posted by stevelkinevil

AMEN, if at that point you have a "boating accident" for what reason are you "saving" said arms?

The problem with alleged "boating accidents" is that in some states it is a crime not to immediately report the loss/disposal of a registered firearm. If anyone comes around asking to inspect your collection and you cannot account for a registered firearm that's automatic jail time.
02-25-2014, 08:24
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Clint45

The problem with alleged "boating accidents" is that in some states it is a crime not to immediately report the loss/disposal of a registered firearm. If anyone comes around asking to inspect your collection and you cannot account for a registered firearm that's automatic jail time.

WE DO NOT HAVE REGISTRATION IN CO. GET WITH IT! That is a dead horse that's been beaten more times than NYNCO.

FWIW: IF you think people in states where there is gun registration, have all their guns registered, think again.
02-25-2014, 08:56
merl

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

WE DO NOT HAVE REGISTRATION IN CO. GET WITH IT! That is a dead horse that's been beaten more times than NYNCO.

FWIW: IF you think people in states where there is gun registration, have all their guns registered, think again.

Breathe :)
We might have if Morse's "responsibility" bill had passed and the thread title does mention CT.

But you are correct, CO does not currently have registration requirement. Since we just lost FTF transfers even the 4473 "registry" is of marginal use here, quicker and more reliable to ask any of a dozen marketing companies if a person owns guns.
02-25-2014, 09:06
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by streetglideok

Few listen to me or at least pay attention to what I say, but I've hinted at something similar last year. If they shut off your phones, if you have radio, you can still get the word out. They can bully one person, but a large group of people show up, the law will be put into an uncomfortable position.

We have a network in this area. There's a few gun owners on the block, neighborhood etc. IF, saying IF something like that were to happen here, it' be all over the NoCo area and possibly the state very fast.
One more reason to own a hand held or mobile /ham radio. Even a CB radio is heads above cell phones, in emergency situations.
For more info visit this forum.
https://www.ar-15.co/forums/144-Surv...p-Preparedness

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