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  1. 12-17-2012, 19:24 #1
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    Default how many legally owned firearms are used in the commission of crimes

    vs stolen or illegally obtained guns? are the stats available anywhere...... and on another topic is i hear O'Reily say AK-15 one more time im gonna fucking lose it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by cofi View Post
    vs stolen or illegally obtained guns? are the stats available anywhere...... and on another topic is i hear O'Reily say AK-15 one more time im gonna fucking lose it...
    he should stick with AR-47. Click image for larger version.  Name: pular47v.gif  Views: 19  Size: 80.3 KB  ID: 17319
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerrymrc View Post
    he should stick with AR-47. Click image for larger version.  Name: pular47v.gif  Views: 19  Size: 80.3 KB  ID: 17319
    Obama's storm troopers will be armed with these ugly mofos.
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    Here is a better question: How many legally owned automobiles are used in the commission of a crime?

    I suspect nearly every single one of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WETWRKS View Post
    Here is a better question: How many legally owned automobiles are used in the commission of a crime?

    I suspect nearly every single one of them.
    I bet you'd be surprised.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by rondog View Post
    I bet you'd be surprised.....
    Speeding is a crime. Not stopping completely at a stop sign is a crime. Following too close is a crime....I think it would be pretty close to all of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WETWRKS View Post
    Speeding is a crime. Not stopping completely at a stop sign is a crime. Following too close is a crime....I think it would be pretty close to all of them.

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    the correct answer is NONE, because the instant you begin to commit the crime with a firearm, you no longer legally own it.


    right?
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