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Gun Control & RKBA

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18. How about tightening up the current law?

Mon Oct 30, 2023, 08:28 AM

Oct 2023

The last shooter should have been reported to NICS. Shouldn't have been allowed to purchase a firearm anyway. THAT would be a great start.

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Mass public shootings today are more frequent and deadlier. [View all] AndyS Oct 2023 OP

If you need 30 rounds to kill a deer, multigraincracker Oct 2023 #2

I always point the words multigraincracker Oct 2023 #9

Most of my firearms are well regulated. yagotme Oct 2023 #11

Well, Shays Rebellion must not have multigraincracker Oct 2023 #12

You mean the Articles of Confederation? yagotme Oct 2023 #13

So the Federal Gov can put down multigraincracker Oct 2023 #14

WHERE did I ask for sympathy? yagotme Oct 2023 #16

Then we might agree on psychological multigraincracker Oct 2023 #17

How about tightening up the current law? yagotme Oct 2023 #18

I feel sick to my stomach. WhiteTara Oct 2023 #3

Proud to be your fifth recommendation for the Greatest Page! CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2023 #4

The article states that more than half of mass shootings TexasDem69 Oct 2023 #5

Sure about that??? yagotme Oct 2023 #7

Placed side by side the "tommy gun" you mention AndyS Oct 2023 #10

Wow, those old time military muzzleloaders should be outlawed, too. yagotme Oct 2023 #15

Careful. Harold Shea Oct 2023 #19

Won't be the first time, probably not the last... yagotme Nov 2023 #20