Biden's plan.

[lyman]

ALL guns have to be taken and ALL cops disarmed. When I got my first vest, a Second Chance, the instruction paper said that ANY sharp object will penetrate the vest. A likely serrano is to ambush any officer with a fake drunk call and use a cross bow/bow and arrow to gain access to all the cop's firearms. Back in 1982 I was one of 5 Deputies who did the Street Survival seminar and it opened my eyes up on how to kill any cop. Working with my x-cons I learned more about what not to do! Even a chicken plate has it's limitations of use.
Sam

good luck with that

[togor]

As a practical matter to law enforcement, I wonder how important it is to know exactly what might be in the premises. I mean if they can know before an action they'll take it, but unexpected guns are always a possibility. And who doesn't have at least one credit card hit to Brownells, Midway or an online ammo seller in their CC history going back a few years.

[S.A. Boggs]

good luck with that

Years ago one of the counselors and I got into a heated discussion regarding confiscation. When I asked him if cops should be disarmed he said, "definitely not!" and then I told him about getting the firearms. He looked aghast, got up from the table leaving his coffee and walked away! Arrows/bolts are nearly silent and very accurate. @ one time a Pope banned cross bows as "evil" in nature.
Sam

[dogtag]

Just remember they do have the Federal 4473 forms to go through and can check against people that own them.

Exactly. All those who filled out that form are already Registered. The gun grabbers know where to find them.

[Vern Humphrey]

Exactly. All those who filled out that form are already Registered. The gun grabbers know where to find them.

Well, they know who bought the gun originally -- they don't know if it has been lost, sold, given away or stolen.

[Roadkingtrax]

Exactly. All those who filled out that form are already Registered. The gun grabbers know where to find them.

Fear mongering.

[clintonhater]

Fear mongering.

But it's the new national sport!

[lyman]

Exactly. All those who filled out that form are already Registered. The gun grabbers know where to find them.

they are not registered,

simply shows who owned it at that time and date it was signed,

unless your state requires some type of registration,

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Well, they know who bought the gun originally -- they don't know if it has been lost, sold, given away or stolen.

this,

and guess what, , they can't get much info pre 1968 either,

[dogtag]

Well, they know who bought the gun originally -- they don't know if it has been lost, sold, given away or stolen.

If it's stolen or lost you have to report it. If you sold it or gave it away it had to go through FL dealer.
If you tell the cops you no longer have it, won't that invite a search or some kind of penalty ?
If things have deteriorated to the point of them knocking on your door, they'll be real serious.

[lyman]

If it's stolen or lost you have to report it. If you sold it or gave it away it had to go through FL dealer.
If you tell the cops you no longer have it, won't that invite a search or some kind of penalty ?
If things have deteriorated to the point of them knocking on your door, they'll be real serious.

you really need to get out of Cali

[Vern Humphrey]

If it's stolen or lost you have to report it.

What law says that?

If you sold it or gave it away it had to go through FL dealer.

What law says that? In state sales and gifts do not have to go through an FFL.

If you tell the cops you no longer have it, won't that invite a search or some kind of penalty ?

US Constitution, Amendment IV:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,[a] against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause"

If things have deteriorated to the point of them knocking on your door, they'll be real serious.

If the Constitution is no longer in effect, things will be serious, indeed.

[dogtag]

you really need to get out of Cali

Believe it or not, back in 64 I wanted to fo homestead in Alaska.
My Wife was horrified at the idea - City Girl.
Oh well, I don't like the cold.

[clintonhater]

Believe it or not, back in 64 I wanted to fo homestead in Alaska.

Watch Life Below Zero--next best thing.

[lyman]

What law says that?

What law says that? In state sales and gifts do not have to go through an FFL.

US Constitution, Amendment IV:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,[a] against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause"

If the Constitution is no longer in effect, things will be serious, indeed.

DT lives in Cali

they have some rather restrictive laws regarding person to person transfers,

PA and Va do to , but not to the same extent,


in Cali, if you are charged with something that causes you to loose your firearms, they will send a police group by to pick up your registered firearms,,,

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Believe it or not, back in 64 I wanted to fo homestead in Alaska.
My Wife was horrified at the idea - City Girl.
Oh well, I don't like the cold.

go over to gunboards and read some posts by a guy that goes by Caribou,
he was one one of those survive in the artic shows,

he posts up some good stuff,

[dogtag]

Watch Life Below Zero--next best thing.

Watched thsat plus Alaska and Mountain Men.
I noticed that the "Mountain Men" seemed to be pretty wealthy;
Big House new Ford 250, Big generator, ATV, Snowmobile - one has a large boat.
Hardly Jeremiah Johnsons