Background checks are as worthless as tits on a tomcat for stopping the illegal sales of guns to criminals or felons. How many of the school shootings were done with a legally purchased firearm, that was then illegally given to a potential criminal, or mentally deranged person?
Straw man purchases have become a pocket industry for those criminals who actually have no criminal record, and are able to pass a background check. Theft of weapons goes on at an unbelievable rate, with a lot of theft going unreported, due to embarrassment, or being unaware that the theft even happened, or when!
Background checks are only an impediment to the law abiding person, and I cannot believe anybody with the common sense of a gnat thinks that they affect a criminal getting his or her hands on a firearm.
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Read my comment #10.
Some criminals are actually attempting to buy guns from licensed dealers.
And some are succeeding.
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It doesn't have to "stop" illicit gun sales, if it "reduces" them.
The perfect should not be the enemy of the good.
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No wonder this country is in the POS situation it is. We have people who are so damn ignorant that they think criminals are actually buying guns from a licensed gun dealer who is required to submit the purchaser to a detailed background check !! For sure most criminals are not Rhode Scholars, but they are not as stupid as those who are professing the ‘solve all’ crime issue with asinine gun laws.
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Originally posted by rock rat View Post
I'm ok with the background check. A little pain in the ass but any hindrance on selling to felons is good. Local gun shop charged a discounted $10 for the service, even though my friend knows me well we like to do things by the book.
What a dumb ass! No background check will stop illegal gun sales.
In the 53 years since the passage of GCA68, criminals have not stopped and have even come up with more ways to avoid detection and capture.
Only a complete and total fool would be convinced that a simple background check will stop illicit (back alley) gun sales.
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For the record:- In 2018, there were more than 26 million background checks conducted and fewer than 100,000 people failed. Of those, the vast majority were for a criminal conviction. Just over 6,000 were rejected for a mental health issue.
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Originally posted by rock rat View PostI'm ok with the background check. A little pain in the ass but any hindrance on selling to felons is good. Local gun shop charged a discounted $10 for the service, even though my friend knows me well we like to do things by the book.
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The circumstances of one’s danger is the prime determining factor as to POI ! If a person who is under immediate threat of losing their life, or that of a loved one, I am most certain the most important issue on their mind is not a arm, leg or DCM. If one has time to think about it, maybe so, but very few such instances occur when survival is uppermost in mind. As CRM’s old deer hunter says about bringing home the meat, may also mean living another day to doing it ! A person attempting to kill you........deserves no ‘arm or leg’ consideration. JMHO
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Double tap, center mass.
"Shoot where they are biggest, you'll come home with meat." Old deer hunter, circa 1960s.
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Enforcement of universal background checks would lead to registration.
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I'm ok with the background check. A little pain in the ass but any hindrance on selling to felons is good. Local gun shop charged a discounted $10 for the service, even though my friend knows me well we like to do things by the book.
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Originally posted by jhjimbo View PostGA now doing a study on shoot to center mass vs shoot to wound. Risky to hit a small target like an arm in a tense situation when the adrenalin is flowing. Plus, if you miss, criminal has more time to resist or maybe shot would wound a bystander. TASER seems the best idea, plus I have stock in the Co..
The class I took for my CHL (SDA in Oklahoma), the instructor instilled DCM.
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GA now doing a study on shoot to center mass vs shoot to wound. Risky to hit a small target like an arm in a tense situation when the adrenalin is flowing. Plus, if you miss, criminal has more time to resist or maybe shot would wound a bystander. TASER seems the best idea, plus I have stock in the Co..
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While you were sleeping...
....Sen. Chuck Grassley (D-IA) blocks a Dem gun "grab"!
https://goodwordnews.com/senator-chu...t-gun-control/
Wasn't on the Nat'l news.
Wasn't on local news.
Picked up on it by reading the screen crawler on Roku "Newsmax"! 😃Tags: None
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