I bet we won't be able to get any in a few days. I have a feeling I will be doing a lot of transfers for those that can find them online. Dang, I better get one for myself soon too!
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I bet we won't be able to get any in a few days. I have a feeling I will be doing a lot of transfers for those that can find them online. Dang, I better get one for myself soon too!
+1
Ammo sales are gonna ski rocket as well!
Yep my AK just went up. Stock up
Did I miss an announcement somewhere?
I knew my AK was a good investment
Yes you did.Quote:
Originally Posted by sellersm
Oblowme in the masturbate made it VERY clear he will reinstate another AWB.
yep, you must not have watched the debate with Barry said "he would get the automatic weapons off the street", luckily Mitt correct Barry on automatic weapons
If you didn't buy, in or, before 94 you are too late. If you only have 500 rounds of inventory you have a problem for not stocking more over the years.
Rushing out tomorrow then complaining how long the wait is, makes you at fault.
I am not surprised how many feel "They Need to Stock up" Where the fuk you guys been the last decade or so?
Ahhhh, thanks. Yeah, not watching that parody. My mind's made up, not voting for a commie-marxist-muslim who wants to 'equalize the world'.
I wonder how many votes he thinks he's gonna get by reinstating the AWB?
Same voters who felt gun show bg checks in CO were reasonable. Look at some of the shit posted here, 1/4 of my screen tilts to the left, when reading it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sellersm
Glad my stuff is safe. I don't own any automatic weapons. And I would never leave them out in the street anyways. [Coffee]
(I know. It's not really funny when the leader of our country says he wants to trample on our constitutional rights. [Rant2])
WANTS TO?? He's chomping at the bit to finish the job[Bang]Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I'm voting my unconscious.
What is this AK you speak of ?? :D
Like, this is not a surprise coming from him right? None of us were that naive I hope?
I am surprised it got brought up in the debate before he got re-elected. This is good and maybe wake some people up and throw more votes for the other guy.
RAY that was something I would say, in face of dealing with this constant attack of our rights sometimes a little sarcastic humor lightens the mood. Just proves the idiotic ideology that stems from these people's statements and how ridiculous it really sounds coming out of their mouths [Beer]
I got my ballot in the mail today, anyone else?
Both candidates said they were in favor of restricting assault weapons during the debate tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by sellersm
-received, voted, mailed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skully
So where is the NRA on this one???
You think they would be on full force about it...
Expect your mailbox to be shoved full of crap for the next 3 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by zteknik
I haven't received my ballot yet. Hopefully it is on it's way.
No exactly. Romney refers to bipartisan at the end of that segment as supposed to the current gridlock. But again, it's Romney, you can't expect him to not flip flop [Mad]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
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OBAMA: We’re a nation that believes in the Second Amendment, and I believe in the Second Amendment. We’ve got a long tradition of hunting and sportsmen and people who want to make sure they can protect themselves.
But there have been too many instances during the course of my presidency, where I’ve had to comfort families who have lost somebody. Most recently out in Aurora. You know, just a couple of weeks ago, actually, probably about a month, I saw a mother, who I had met at the bedside of her son, who had been shot in that theater.
And her son had been shot through the head. And we spent some time, and we said a prayer and, remarkably, about two months later, this young man and his mom showed up, and he looked unbelievable, good as new.
But there were a lot of families who didn’t have that good fortune and whose sons or daughters or husbands didn’t survive.
So my belief is that, (A), we have to enforce the laws we’ve already got, make sure that we’re keeping guns out of the hands of criminals, those who are mentally ill. We’ve done a much better job in terms of background checks, but we’ve got more to do when it comes to enforcement.
But I also share your belief that weapons that were designed for soldiers in war theaters don’t belong on our streets. And so what I’m trying to do is to get a broader conversation about how do we reduce the violence generally. Part of it is seeing if we can get an assault weapons ban reintroduced. But part of it is also looking at other sources of the violence. Because frankly, in my home town of Chicago, there’s an awful lot of violence and they’re not using AK-47s. They’re using cheap hand guns.
And so what can we do to intervene, to make sure that young people have opportunity; that our schools are working; that if there’s violence on the streets, that working with faith groups and law enforcement, we can catch it before it gets out of control.
And so what I want is a — is a comprehensive strategy. Part of it is seeing if we can get automatic weapons that kill folks in amazing numbers out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill. But part of it is also going deeper and seeing if we can get into these communities and making sure we catch violent impulses before they occur.
CROWLEY: Governor Romney, the question is about assault weapons, AK-47s
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ROMNEY: Yeah, I’m not in favor of new pieces of legislation on — on guns and taking guns away or making certain guns illegal. We, of course, don’t want to have automatic weapons, and that’s already illegal in this country to have automatic weapons. What I believe is we have to do, as the president mentioned towards the end of his remarks there, which is to make enormous efforts to enforce the gun laws that we have, and to change the culture of violence that we have.
And you ask how — how are we going to do that? And there are a number of things. He mentioned good schools. I totally agree. We were able to drive our schools to be number one in the nation in my state. And I believe if we do a better job in education, we’ll — we’ll give people the — the hope and opportunity they deserve and perhaps less violence from that. But let me mention another thing. And that is parents. We need moms and dads, helping to raise kids. Wherever possible the — the benefit of having two parents in the home, and that’s not always possible. A lot of great single moms, single dads. But gosh to tell our kids that before they have babies, they ought to think about getting married to someone, that’s a great idea.
Because if there’s a two parent family, the prospect of living in poverty goes down dramatically. The opportunities that the child will — will be able to achieve increase dramatically. So we can make changes in the way our culture works to help bring people away from violence and give them opportunity, and bring them in the American system. The — the greatest failure we’ve had with regards to — to gun violence in some respects is what — what is known as Fast and Furious. Which was a program under this administration, and how it worked exactly I think we don’t know precisely, where thousands of automatic, and AK-47 type weapons were — were given to people that ultimately gave them to — to drug lords.
They used those weapons against — against their own citizens and killed Americans with them. And this was a — this was a program of the government. For what purpose it was put in place, I can’t imagine. But it’s one of the great tragedies related to violence in our society which has occurred during this administration. Which I think the American people would like to understand fully, it’s been investigated to a degree, but — but the administration has carried out executive privilege to prevent all of the information from coming out.
I’d like to understand who it was that did this, what the idea was behind it, why it led to the violence, thousands of guns going to Mexican drug lords.
OBAMA: Candy?
CROWLEY: Governor, Governor, if I could, the question was about these assault weapons that once were once banned and are no longer banned.
I know that you signed an assault weapons ban when you were in Massachusetts, obviously, with this question, you no longer do support that. Why is that, given the kind of violence that we see sometimes with these mass killings? Why is it that you have changed your mind?
ROMNEY: Well, Candy, actually, in my state, the pro-gun folks and the anti-gun folks came together and put together a piece of legislation. And it’s referred to as an assault weapon ban, but it had, at the signing of the bill, both the pro-gun and the anti-gun people came together, because it provided opportunities for both that both wanted.
There were hunting opportunities, for instance, that haven’t previously been available and so forth, so it was a mutually agreed- upon piece of legislation. That’s what we need more of, Candy. What we have right now in Washington is a place that’s gridlocked.
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
Im going to rush out and find another century FAL for $1100.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Just like i did last time
[Tooth]
You can learn a lot in 4 years.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
wholesalers stock is a lot lower this morning than it was lastnight when I checked. in less than a week they will be raising their prices that dealers have to pay for guns.
after hearing both candidates last night i knew my guns were suddenly worth more money.
Think long & hard about criticizing a politician (of either persuasion) for glossing over NFA/class-III specifics.Quote:
Originally Posted by WillysWagon
A whole lot of people think a simple pistol is evil incarnate, would the legality & fee's associated with a "sawed off shotgun", "machinegun", or, heaven forbid, a "SILENCER!" really be all that appealing if it were discussed in a presidential debate? [M2]
Leave sleeping dogs alone.
That's right guys- FEED THE PARANOIA!!!![Mad][Rant1][Bang]
in school with no money whatsoever, you?Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
Like clock work [Help]Quote:
Originally Posted by sneakerd
I hope this is the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneakerd
Elementary school cost you money? Oh wait that's where I was during the first ban [Coffee].Quote:
Originally Posted by tmckay2
Disabled with fixed, below entitlement, income.Quote:
Originally Posted by tmckay2
I however purchased years ago, age being 1 factor, job income the other.
My question is having even a limited income, putting some aside for a lower, then going from there is not that hard. Hell how many people here buy an over priced coffee in the am or during the day?
Since my injury i have set some aside from bartering, horse trading and selling crap i have no need for, to turn it in to something more viable.