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***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE*** (8 Viewers)

How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
No, because I'd have to give up my 13 round Glock. :shrug:
They'd be able to manufacture 10 round magazines to replace the 13, 15 or whatever round magazines out there now.
Cool. You buying?
If they outlaw larger capacities, yes.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
No, because I'd have to give up my 13 round Glock. :shrug:
They'd be able to manufacture 10 round magazines to replace the 13, 15 or whatever round magazines out there now.
Cool. You buying?
If they outlaw larger capacities, yes.
Cool. They're around $25 a piece, and I've got 3 of them. I assume you've got everyone else in my position covered financially too, right?
 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
No, because I'd have to give up my 13 round Glock. :shrug:
They'd be able to manufacture 10 round magazines to replace the 13, 15 or whatever round magazines out there now.
Cool. You buying?
If they outlaw larger capacities, yes.
Cool. They're around $25 a piece, and I've got 3 of them. I assume you've got everyone else in my position covered financially too, right?
I hope so. I've got about 15-20 "hi cap" glock mags. That's not including the actual hi cap 33rd 9mm mags I have that are about 50 bucks a pop.
 
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Otis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
Spending time with your kid/wife down? I thought you were a family man now?burn

 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
You forgot to put it in bold, huge font. Now no one will ever know how strongly you feel about this.
 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
You forgot to put it in bold, huge font. Now no one will ever know how strongly you feel about this.
You don't sing all high notes, shooter.
 
My buddy works for one of the larger gun retailers in the US. Some comments from him.

Last Friday was the 3rd biggest day ever for background requests. #1 being Black Friday this year and #2 Bleck Friday last year.

ARs are flying off the shelf.

****'s Sporting Good's will no longer sell ARs.

ATF has hold times for check and is streamlining to speed the process.

 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
Unless a woman is about to be raped by a stronger man. In which case should should lie there and take it until she can report it to the police. Defending herself with a gun is unacceptable.
 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
Unless a woman is about to be raped by a stronger man. In which case should should lie there and take it until she can report it to the police. Defending herself with a gun is unacceptable.
Oh, that's why they call it a Bushmaster.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left.

This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.

 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
My wife is a librarian at a high school (masters degree) and I are an engineer (masters degree). We were both born and raised in the New England. Freaking Rubes is all you got? :thumbup:
 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
My wife is a librarian at a high school (masters degree) and I are an engineer (masters degree). We were both born and raised in the New England. Freaking Rubes is all you got? :thumbup:
New Englanders?! Educated people?! I thought all gun owners were supposed to be red neck hicks? :confused:
 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
My wife is a librarian at a high school (masters degree) and I are an engineer (masters degree). We were both born and raised in the New England. Freaking Rubes is all you got? :thumbup:
New Englanders?! Educated people?! I thought all gun owners were supposed to be red neck hicks? :confused:
Both born, raised and educated in Rhode Island. Of course we now live in Texas so I guess we are indeed rednecks. :excited:
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Way to miss the point entirely (intentionally, no doubt). :thumbup:
 
Liberals after 9/11 never displayed anything close to the obstinacy, cotemptuousness, and undeserved arrogance that some conservatives are showing here.
The unhinged crazy posters in this thread are decidedly tilted towards the ban gun crowd. Of course, a lot of that has to do with the sheer number of Otis posts, but still, I've found a higher percentage of the gun rights posters to be level headed and reasonable.
Um no. I can't agree. But I wasn't speaking about that anyhow. I was speaking about the "We know so much more about guns than you do, you idiots don't understand anything" line that has been so prevalent.
Yes, your complete lack of knowledge about laws that were on the books all of 8 years ago makes you the level headed, reasonable expert to formulate "new" legislation.I guess it is too much to ask for those concerned to have an elementary understanding of the current state of affairs before we go about re-writing the Constitution.Tell us all again how criminals will obey these new laws of yours.
I will always own up to lack of knowledge. But your use of the phrase "re-writing the Constitution" in reference to the idea of limiting magazine capacity demonstrates your fanaticism on this issue. The idea that anyone would treat high capacity gun magazines as a constitutional right is astonishing to many of us.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Way to miss the point entirely (intentionally, no doubt). :thumbup:
I didn't miss the point. He was responding to a specific discussion about a compromise being proposed, that high capacity magazines could still be used at shooting ranges. Apparently his response is that his wife needs more than 10 bullets in one clip. I say she doesn't. I think it is a completely ridiculous argument that people need more than 10 bullets for self-defense because they might not be accurate enough. If true, then I don't want this woman to have a firearm in the first place, as she is likely to kill innocent bystanders. Actually, this is a very good argument as to why we should not arm more people, but less.
 
My buddy works for one of the larger gun retailers in the US. Some comments from him.Last Friday was the 3rd biggest day ever for background requests. #1 being Black Friday this year and #2 Bleck Friday last year.ARs are flying off the shelf.****'s Sporting Good's will no longer sell ARs.ATF has hold times for check and is streamlining to speed the process.
Well, what can one say? People are paranoid all over. Your buddy has a right to earn a living. But if he's gleeful over this, he should be ashamed, IMO.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Way to miss the point entirely (intentionally, no doubt). :thumbup:
I didn't miss the point. He was responding to a specific discussion about a compromise being proposed, that high capacity magazines could still be used at shooting ranges. Apparently his response is that his wife needs more than 10 bullets in one clip. I say she doesn't. I think it is a completely ridiculous argument that people need more than 10 bullets for self-defense because they might not be accurate enough. If true, then I don't want this woman to have a firearm in the first place, as she is likely to kill innocent bystanders. Actually, this is a very good argument as to why we should not arm more people, but less.
:lmao: I see that story went right over tims head.
 
Liberals after 9/11 never displayed anything close to the obstinacy, cotemptuousness, and undeserved arrogance that some conservatives are showing here.
The unhinged crazy posters in this thread are decidedly tilted towards the ban gun crowd. Of course, a lot of that has to do with the sheer number of Otis posts, but still, I've found a higher percentage of the gun rights posters to be level headed and reasonable.
Um no. I can't agree. But I wasn't speaking about that anyhow. I was speaking about the "We know so much more about guns than you do, you idiots don't understand anything" line that has been so prevalent.
Yes, your complete lack of knowledge about laws that were on the books all of 8 years ago makes you the level headed, reasonable expert to formulate "new" legislation.I guess it is too much to ask for those concerned to have an elementary understanding of the current state of affairs before we go about re-writing the Constitution.Tell us all again how criminals will obey these new laws of yours.
I will always own up to lack of knowledge. But your use of the phrase "re-writing the Constitution" in reference to the idea of limiting magazine capacity demonstrates your fanaticism on this issue. The idea that anyone would treat high capacity gun magazines as a constitutional right is astonishing to many of us.
Because high capacity gun magazines is the only solution being discussed. You are being purposefully obtuse at this point.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Way to miss the point entirely (intentionally, no doubt). :thumbup:
I didn't miss the point. He was responding to a specific discussion about a compromise being proposed, that high capacity magazines could still be used at shooting ranges. Apparently his response is that his wife needs more than 10 bullets in one clip. I say she doesn't. I think it is a completely ridiculous argument that people need more than 10 bullets for self-defense because they might not be accurate enough. If true, then I don't want this woman to have a firearm in the first place, as she is likely to kill innocent bystanders. Actually, this is a very good argument as to why we should not arm more people, but less.
:lmao:You clearly did miss the point, but I take back the part about it being intentional. :lmao:
 
My buddy works for one of the larger gun retailers in the US. Some comments from him.Last Friday was the 3rd biggest day ever for background requests. #1 being Black Friday this year and #2 Bleck Friday last year.ARs are flying off the shelf.****'s Sporting Good's will no longer sell ARs.ATF has hold times for check and is streamlining to speed the process.
Well, what can one say? People are paranoid all over. Your buddy has a right to earn a living. But if he's gleeful over this, he should be ashamed, IMO.
You personally (along with others in this thread) seem to feel strongly that AR sales need to be restricted. I get the impression that you will push your elected officials to go along with this.But customers are "paranoid" for thinking this might actually come to fruition? Hmmm. :unsure:
 
Liberals after 9/11 never displayed anything close to the obstinacy, cotemptuousness, and undeserved arrogance that some conservatives are showing here.
The unhinged crazy posters in this thread are decidedly tilted towards the ban gun crowd. Of course, a lot of that has to do with the sheer number of Otis posts, but still, I've found a higher percentage of the gun rights posters to be level headed and reasonable.
Um no. I can't agree. But I wasn't speaking about that anyhow. I was speaking about the "We know so much more about guns than you do, you idiots don't understand anything" line that has been so prevalent.
Yes, your complete lack of knowledge about laws that were on the books all of 8 years ago makes you the level headed, reasonable expert to formulate "new" legislation.I guess it is too much to ask for those concerned to have an elementary understanding of the current state of affairs before we go about re-writing the Constitution.Tell us all again how criminals will obey these new laws of yours.
I will always own up to lack of knowledge. But your use of the phrase "re-writing the Constitution" in reference to the idea of limiting magazine capacity demonstrates your fanaticism on this issue. The idea that anyone would treat high capacity gun magazines as a constitutional right is astonishing to many of us.
Because high capacity gun magazines is the only solution being discussed. You are being purposefully obtuse at this point.
You're responding to my point, not to other people. I have made exactly TWO recommendations in this thread. Neither one would affect the Constitution one iota.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Way to miss the point entirely (intentionally, no doubt). :thumbup:
I didn't miss the point. He was responding to a specific discussion about a compromise being proposed, that high capacity magazines could still be used at shooting ranges. Apparently his response is that his wife needs more than 10 bullets in one clip. I say she doesn't. I think it is a completely ridiculous argument that people need more than 10 bullets for self-defense because they might not be accurate enough. If true, then I don't want this woman to have a firearm in the first place, as she is likely to kill innocent bystanders. Actually, this is a very good argument as to why we should not arm more people, but less.
Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
 
My buddy works for one of the larger gun retailers in the US. Some comments from him.

Last Friday was the 3rd biggest day ever for background requests. #1 being Black Friday this year and #2 Bleck Friday last year.

ARs are flying off the shelf.

****'s Sporting Good's will no longer sell ARs.

ATF has hold times for check and is streamlining to speed the process.
Well, what can one say? People are paranoid all over. Your buddy has a right to earn a living. But if he's gleeful over this, he should be ashamed, IMO.
You personally (along with others in this thread) seem to feel strongly that AR sales need to be restricted. I get the impression that you will push your elected officials to go along with this.But customers are "paranoid" for thinking this might actually come to fruition? Hmmm. :unsure:
No I don't. In fact, I have argued against this.
 
Shocking that a bunch of paranoid freaks are rushing to gun stores to buy everything they can after hearing that their might be changes to how many people they should be allowed to kill in ten seconds.

 
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As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
My wife is a librarian at a high school (masters degree) and I are an engineer (masters degree). We were both born and raised in the New England. Freaking Rubes is all you got? :thumbup:
Want me to go on?
 
Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
Yeah I read it wrong. Mea culpa. But whether I missed his point, here's what I notice: no matter what idea is brought up, no matter how much of a compromise is offered, there are people here who will always reject it. Their only solution is more guns. Still I remain hopeful. The NRA has announced that on Friday they will have proposals of their own. Maybe they will give in to the 74% of their membership who support my ideas on this. Guess we'll see.
 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
Unless a woman is about to be raped by a stronger man. In which case should should lie there and take it until she can report it to the police. Defending herself with a gun is unacceptable.
Give me a list of all the potential rape victims who have prevented the rape because they were packing heat.
 
Shocking that a bunch of paranoid freaks are rushing to gun stores to buy everything they can after hearing that their might be changes to how many people they should be allowed to kill in ten seconds.
If congress doesn't pass new legislation that allows me to kill at least three to four hundred as many people in ten seconds than I currently can, this nation is a failure and needs to be reset. Schlzm
 
No, I don't think assault rifles, whatever that means, should be banned. But what if they are? So what? Will it really infringe your ability to defend yourself? Damn right the people who are rushing to buy them are paranoid.

 
Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.

That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
Yeah I read it wrong. Mea culpa. But whether I missed his point, here's what I notice: no matter what idea is brought up, no matter how much of a compromise is offered, there are people here who will always reject it. Their only solution is more guns.

Still I remain hopeful. The NRA has announced that on Friday they will have proposals of their own. Maybe they will give in to the 74% of their membership who support my ideas on this. Guess we'll see.
Is the bolded really different than every other political discussion ever?
 
As a side note, while we were at the gun range I ask how gun sales were the last few days, they said they cannot keep enough ARs in stock and will get an extra shipment in over the weekend. Also a guy in front of us tried to buy 20 thirty round magazines, but they only had 7 left. This stuff is flying off the shelves and this is a gun range/shop (high prices), imagine this weekends gun show which has changed it hours to open an hour earlier and close an hour later.
Wonderul.Freaking rubes.
My wife is a librarian at a high school (masters degree) and I are an engineer (masters degree). We were both born and raised in the New England. Freaking Rubes is all you got? :thumbup:
New Englanders?! Educated people?! I thought all gun owners were supposed to be red neck hicks? :confused:
There are plenty of them everywhere.
 
Give me a list of all the potential rape victims who have prevented the rape because they were packing heat.
This is a weak argument Otis. You're not really helping here. Of course there are armed women who have defended themselves from rape with the use of firearms, and good for them. I hope more women arm themselves and learn how to use these weapons; I really do. I just don't think they need magazines that allow them to have 30 bullets before reloading, that's all. And I want their weapons to be registered in a national database. Other than these two very small requirements, I'm good with it.
 
Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
Yeah I read it wrong. Mea culpa. But whether I missed his point, here's what I notice: no matter what idea is brought up, no matter how much of a compromise is offered, there are people here who will always reject it. Their only solution is more guns. Still I remain hopeful. The NRA has announced that on Friday they will have proposals of their own. Maybe they will give in to the 74% of their membership who support my ideas on this. Guess we'll see.
I think there are more folks here who's solution is to ban all guns than those saying we need more guns.
 
How about a ten round maximum, but an authorized facility can still have high capacity magazines to be rented and used in those facilities?
I think this is a great idea. Do you think pro-gun types would go for it? It's a great compromise.
Took my wife shooting today, had 10 rounds in her magazines, emptied 1 then popped in another, emptied that loaded another and emptied that. Had the target at 7 yards, told her to take her time and just try and hit the target anywhere and not try for a bulls eye. Took all of 57 seconds to put all 30 rounds in the target.This is a 61 year old woman shooting a 9mm. She has been shooting less than a year, once a week. This also without the laser pointer on.Now if you think 10 round magazines is the answer, think again. Again a 61 yr old grandmother who had never touched a gun in the first 60 years of her life, having no clue why I asked her to do what she did.
So in other words, you are not willing to compromise on this. You can't simply have your high capacity mags at the shooting range. You have to have them at home as well, at work, whatever. And if anyone disagrees, then they're trying to take your constitutional rights away. Do I have this right?
Are you responding to me? I am not sure here, I said I put ten rounds, just like you suggested and showed what Grandma could do with three 10 round magazine and how long it took.I have no clue what your point was so I cannot tell if you have "this right". We tried an experiment and I gave you the results. :unsure:
 
Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.

That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
Yeah I read it wrong. Mea culpa. But whether I missed his point, here's what I notice: no matter what idea is brought up, no matter how much of a compromise is offered, there are people here who will always reject it. Their only solution is more guns.

Still I remain hopeful. The NRA has announced that on Friday they will have proposals of their own. Maybe they will give in to the 74% of their membership who support my ideas on this. Guess we'll see.
Is the bolded really different than every other political discussion ever?
I think so. Other than abortion, this is arguably the most polarizing issue we've had in this country since the civil rights debate.
 
Who posted in: ***OFFICIAL GUN CONTROL DEBATE***Member name PostsOtis 221
"What a #### that guy is. He cares way too much about the safety of women and children. He should spend more time posting in Tim's WWI Favorite Nurse Outfits Draft Thread, or the Favorite Barstool Manufacturer thread, or the 'My neighbor ran over my lawn gnome' thread. Effin Otis."
Unless a woman is about to be raped by a stronger man. In which case should should lie there and take it until she can report it to the police. Defending herself with a gun is unacceptable.
Give me a list of all the potential rape victims who have prevented the rape because they were packing heat.
You probably should delete this post real quick before someone calls you out on it.ETA: Sorry, too late.
 
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Actually, you kind of did miss his point. His point is that limiting capacity on magazines wouldn't do any good because even an untrained 60 year old grandmother can change two clips and still shoot 30 bullets in a minutely with reasonable accuracy.That said, I agree that limiting capacity might do some good, but certainly not unless you make it retroactive, and even then... :shrug:
Yeah I read it wrong. Mea culpa. But whether I missed his point, here's what I notice: no matter what idea is brought up, no matter how much of a compromise is offered, there are people here who will always reject it. Their only solution is more guns. Still I remain hopeful. The NRA has announced that on Friday they will have proposals of their own. Maybe they will give in to the 74% of their membership who support my ideas on this. Guess we'll see.
I think there are more folks here who's solution is to ban all guns than those saying we need more guns.
Link? I think there's exactly 1 person here who has posted that we need to ban all guns, and he didn't stay in the discussion very long.
 
My buddy works for one of the larger gun retailers in the US. Some comments from him.

Last Friday was the 3rd biggest day ever for background requests. #1 being Black Friday this year and #2 Bleck Friday last year.

ARs are flying off the shelf.

****'s Sporting Good's will no longer sell ARs.

ATF has hold times for check and is streamlining to speed the process.
Well, what can one say? People are paranoid all over. Your buddy has a right to earn a living. But if he's gleeful over this, he should be ashamed, IMO.
You personally (along with others in this thread) seem to feel strongly that AR sales need to be restricted. I get the impression that you will push your elected officials to go along with this.But customers are "paranoid" for thinking this might actually come to fruition? Hmmm. :unsure:
No I don't. In fact, I have argued against this.
I apologize if I have misrepresented your views. Admittedly, I did not take the time to read the entire ~60 pages of this thread.
 
You idiots are all going to accidentally shoot each other. Good luck with that.
Who is saying it will be accidental? Everyone knows guns immediately turn you into a crazed unstoppable killing machine. This will be Thunderdome with real THUNDER BABY! Who needs religion to make the rivers run red with blood when I have a 600 round belt fed 10 guage shotgun attached to a chainsaw-flamethrower!Schlzm
 

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