I found the legal argument against registration to be very interesting, plus looking at laws recently passed keeps it topical.
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/0 ... ore-208045

Anything short of confiscation now is just a step to confiscation later. Without a complete ban on firearms, turnins and mandatory penalties, you have no hope of reducing the firearms crime rate.

When the new law doesn't work, they'll pass another more restrictive law.

http://www.startribune.com/politics/statelocal/187599291.html is saying 500 people. If you watch the VERY carefully edited video, it's clear they are trying to keep from showing the whole crowd so I figure there were a LOT more. Any field reports?

Most likely a senior general with combat experience chewed on the REMF supply type until they "clarified" the directive.

Carry everywhere it is allowed. I rarely have one beer if I'm carrying, because although it is legal, if you ever had to use it your lawyer bills are going to be much higher than if you just drank a coke.

Foul. Man caves don't have coasters, even cool ones.

OK, so he got the guy, the guy's a convicted felon, record, etc. The guy turned himself in, pointed out the evidence, and hopefully didn't say too much. Best case? He gets no-billed by a grand jury and is out $5-10k for lawyer fees. Worst? A long run in Stillwater on a murder conviction. If he had s...

This is unfortunate, but it is not an accident.

The gun was pointed at the other kid. It was loaded. Even if it was just blanks, it still is dangerous.

Keep them locked up and they are not used unsupervised- period.

My understanding is that Bloomington city ordinance bans the retail sale of firearms. Don't have the source, but that is what one of the pawn shops told me- and that it was the reason that Burger Brothers closed down their 98th St location years back. Wal-Mart does give their stores some leeway in w...

Dang, I'm working nights through that weekend. I don't think I'll be able to make it.