Holland&Holland wrote:

MJY65 wrote:I agree.

Some future Democrat will want to declare the NRA a terrorist organization as many of them now claim, then "the list" will include many of us.

They already did

Yes, I mean officially by Executive Order

I agree.

Some future Democrat will want to declare the NRA a terrorist organization as many of them now claim, then "the list" will include many of us.

The truth of the matter is, the anti's are sad and angry people who won't ever be happy. Even if they get everything they say they want. It sure seems like the whole "Progressive" movement fits that description. After all, if your goal in life is to constantly "progress" toward ...

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Interesting that they grandfathered mags in already in possession. Basically what happened in 94, except they couldn't be sold in the future. With a few hundred million out there, I doubt you'd have much demand anyway.

If only the gun and ammo manufacturers would flat out REFUSE to sell anything to their cops.

yukonjasper wrote:Seriosly, what would need to happen to reverse this cultural shift? What event or series of events would need to happen to snap us out of this catatonic state?

I'd imagine that being invaded by a foreign military would probably be sufficient, but not exactly a good way to get there.

AIUI, there hasn't been a single magazine turned into police, in response to New Jersey's latest ban. They can still claim victory by "assuming" that those not turned in were destroyed or shipped out of state. Of course, that's not entirely true. On a national level, that claim would be p...

Holland&Holland wrote:
Thank you Ed, that puts some of it into context. So we still do not know who was shooting.

I haven't read any details identifying the shooters, but my guess is that it was a couple of 50 year old guys from Todd County arguing John Deere vs Case/IH superiority.

An interesting article and proposal, but.... Without some kind of registration scheme, how would law enforcement know if a firearm was legally transferred? What would keep someone from selling/buying without the check? I suppose the same thing that keeps some people from buying drugs on the street ...

I think it had more to do with his involvement with Huldra Arms and his interests as he was in charge of marketing, etc... It was nice while it lasted though I can recall ever seeing a really good gun deal there. That's an excellent observation. I don't recall ever seeing an AR of any other brand a...

If true, it would not surprise me. FF has been circling the drain ever more as the effects of ownership change become more, and more apparent. A few years ago, I drove passed a homer's depot(still do) and 2 Menard's stores to get to MFF. Lately, I've been lucky if they have 1/2 the stuff I intended...

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The rifle portion of that range was dealt a serious blow when a round went over the berm a few years ago. That's why you see the shooting "windows" on the lanes. I think it's hanging on by a thread of being shut down.

crbutler wrote:No way that little lot with a few buildings is worth 1.3 mil.

No, but the business might be.

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You guys did a great job in MN and the Senate held firm. I was referring to the US Senate with regard to Trump's proposals.

^^^^^^ I don't think we are going to have many politicians willing to oppose RF and UBC. We can either be in on the crafting of the legislation to make it somewhat better or scream "Shall not be infringed" and have it stuffed down our throats. The NRA is wounded right now and is going to b...