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  • togor
    Banned
    • Nov 2009
    • 17610

    #16
    Well nothing is likely to change soon, we can probably agree on that. What the trends are, to be honest I don't know. Will ARs be routinely available in 30 years as they are today? My crystal ball tells me nothing.

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    • leftyo

      #17
      Originally posted by togor
      Well nothing is likely to change soon, we can probably agree on that. What the trends are, to be honest I don't know. Will ARs be routinely available in 30 years as they are today? My crystal ball tells me nothing.
      your correct there, nothing is going to change instantly. it took years to screw this up, and its going to take years to fix it. that is if we can get enough people to see how it really is.

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      • Jiminvirginia
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2013
        • 972

        #18
        People need to remember that Norway, with pretty strict gun laws, still holds the record for mass shooting deaths. This is not counting a couple of Muslim terrorist attacks.

        I think the current problems can be traced back decades when we, the world, did not address terrorism effectively.

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        • Sandpebble
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2017
          • 2196

          #19
          Originally posted by Jiminvirginia
          People need to remember that Norway, with pretty strict gun laws, still holds the record for mass shooting deaths. This is not counting a couple of Muslim terrorist attacks.

          I think the current problems can be traced back decades when we, the world, did not address terrorism effectively.
          Norway...??... links please

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          • JB White
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2009
            • 13371

            #20
            Originally posted by Sandpebble
            Norway...??... links please
            I recalled the incident so it was easy to find:

            The death toll from the shooting at a Norwegian youth camp rises to 85, as police question a 32-year-old suspect.
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            • clintonhater
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2015
              • 5220

              #21
              Originally posted by togor
              Will ARs be routinely available in 30 years as they are today? My crystal ball tells me nothing.
              My crystal ball tells me that AR sales, which had been slumping, are going to be reinvigorated for the duration of the current wave of hysteria.

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              • S.A. Boggs
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2009
                • 8568

                #22
                Originally posted by clintonhater
                My crystal ball tells me that AR sales, which had been slumping, are going to be reinvigorated for the duration of the current wave of hysteria.
                Not only that but ammo as well! 5.56 will fly off the shelves along with .22 and any other "large" capacity magazines.
                Sam

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                • JB White
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 13371

                  #23
                  5.56 will fly off the shelves along with .22 and any other...
                  Just when prices were starting to get back to reasonable....
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                  • swede49
                    Senior Member
                    • Jul 2012
                    • 476

                    #24
                    Couple of random thoughts from 69YO DD214 holder for 27 yrs service with USAF: why can an 18YO purchase an AR, but not a handgun (age for both should be 21); and what makes an AR more deadly than a Mini14/30 or extended mag slug firing 870?

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                    • Allen
                      Moderator
                      • Sep 2009
                      • 10583

                      #25
                      Originally posted by swede49
                      Couple of random thoughts from 69YO DD214 holder for 27 yrs service with USAF: why can an 18YO purchase an AR, but not a handgun (age for both should be 21); and what makes an AR more deadly than a Mini14/30 or extended mag slug firing 870?
                      The news media/democrats want to persuade everyone that an AR15 and AK47 are machine guns like the military's use and what the public is most familiar with. They feel by doing so that these will be the easiest to ban first then they can go after the others once to door is opened.

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                      • clintonhater
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2015
                        • 5220

                        #26
                        Originally posted by swede49
                        why can an 18YO purchase an AR, but not a handgun (age for both should be 21)
                        Completely agree--too many teens both unstable & unsupervised, leading secret lives their parents know nothing about. Florida killer a prime example--at home, his foster parents have been saying, he was well-behaved, though all the while planning his murder spree. Raising purchase age to 21 would not interfere with hunting & target shooting by teen, but would mean there'd have to be some adult who trusted him enough to provide weapon.

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                        • leftyo

                          #27
                          depends on what state your in if an 18yr old can purchase an ar or not. regardless, the kid would have gotten one either through legal means or illegal no matter what the written laws says. doesnt matter, i saw where trump has given the order to ban bump stocks now. so he is just as stupid as the rest of em!

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                          • S.A. Boggs
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2009
                            • 8568

                            #28
                            Originally posted by leftyo
                            depends on what state your in if an 18yr old can purchase an ar or not. regardless, the kid would have gotten one either through legal means or illegal no matter what the written laws says. doesnt matter, i saw where trump has given the order to ban bump stocks now. so he is just as stupid as the rest of em!
                            Had to make it look like something is being done.
                            Sam

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