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If you purchased your rifle at a sporting good shop isn't it already registered?
some of that lingo there I beleive is too broad all guns could effectively be banned under this list an lanuage.
Teach, not being an ass about it as you say , would just naturally expect a gun that was purchased at a bona-fide "gunshop" to be registered. what would you expect??And yes they will expect you to register them, hence the "duh"
Quote from: csaaphill on December 27, 2012, 07:08:02 PMsome of that lingo there I beleive is too broad all guns could effectively be banned under this list an lanuage.No kidding....most rifles I know of have threaded barrels. They may mate with the receiver, but they would fall under that kind of language. Even a muzzy is threaded to accept a breech plug.
ya this sheit is serious business. two big differences between this time and last is this list is way bigger. and last time no real talk about registration, and confiscation. A lot of that talk if any was just a lot of hype with no real foundation. This time however there is a whole lot of talk comming from the gun grabbers this time. I seriously hope we don't sheeple this.
Quote from: TeacherMan on December 27, 2012, 06:42:50 PMIf you purchased your rifle at a sporting good shop isn't it already registered?No, I believe they have to keep the paper work for x amount of time but it isn't sent to any kind of agency other than a background check.
Quote from: hughjorgan on December 27, 2012, 07:00:50 PMQuote from: TeacherMan on December 27, 2012, 06:42:50 PMIf you purchased your rifle at a sporting good shop isn't it already registered?No, I believe they have to keep the paper work for x amount of time but it isn't sent to any kind of agency other than a background check.If someone here is an LEO please correct me if Im wrong. wow that's serious and you didn't register nothing huh? doesn't really surprise me though. as whats been said yes proposed is different and hope your right just don't feel that confident. with their terminonlogy they are inherently ignoring the real reason for the second ammendment and only saying what is sporting. From all my searches on feinstein biden gun bans etc... this is the universal language. So without dismantling the 2nd ammendment they are single handedly redefining it as we speak.Were pretty much being grandfathered in under what's sporting not to fight tyrrany. I always question the audacity of these people that feel that opinion can just change the Bill of rights but it has and is being done.I went on a ridealong with an officer a few years ago and when he ran the license plates on a vehicle it showed a record of firearms that person owned we ran my name just for fun and IIRC it showed a pistol and AR that i had bought at gunshops....I certainly did not register those guns anywhere.
Quote from: csaaphill on December 27, 2012, 10:58:52 PMya this sheit is serious business. two big differences between this time and last is this list is way bigger. and last time no real talk about registration, and confiscation. A lot of that talk if any was just a lot of hype with no real foundation. This time however there is a whole lot of talk comming from the gun grabbers this time. I seriously hope we don't sheeple this.There is a silver lining. The anti’s are overplaying their hand. There’s no way in hell that they can get all this passed, and every day that goes by closes that window a little more. I would have been more concerned if they only wanted to ban AK’s, AR’s and hi-cap magazines, but all this ambiguous language is going to send the bill into never never land for months, and by the time it’s all worked out, the people will have gotten bored of it.Remember, proposed legislation is not adopted legislation. There is still hope.
Quote from: hughjorgan on December 27, 2012, 07:00:50 PMQuote from: TeacherMan on December 27, 2012, 06:42:50 PMIf you purchased your rifle at a sporting good shop isn't it already registered?No, I believe they have to keep the paper work for x amount of time but it isn't sent to any kind of agency other than a background check.If someone here is an LEO please correct me if Im wrong. wow unless you had a ccl or ccp or ccw whichever it's called. but ya that sounds abit scary or not depending on your point of view.I went on a ridealong with an officer a few years ago and when he ran the license plates on a vehicle it showed a record of firearms that person owned we ran my name just for fun and IIRC it showed a pistol and AR that i had bought at gunshops....I certainly did not register those guns anywhere.
Quote from: philepe on December 28, 2012, 10:04:57 AMQuote from: hughjorgan on December 27, 2012, 07:00:50 PMQuote from: TeacherMan on December 27, 2012, 06:42:50 PMIf you purchased your rifle at a sporting good shop isn't it already registered?No, I believe they have to keep the paper work for x amount of time but it isn't sent to any kind of agency other than a background check.If someone here is an LEO please correct me if Im wrong. wow unless you had a ccl or ccp or ccw whichever it's called. but ya that sounds abit scary or not depending on your point of view.I went on a ridealong with an officer a few years ago and when he ran the license plates on a vehicle it showed a record of firearms that person owned we ran my name just for fun and IIRC it showed a pistol and AR that i had bought at gunshops....I certainly did not register those guns anywhere.