This is hilarious! (guns)

[1985xjlaredo]

Welcome to America! Didnt they try to take away everyones guns in C a few years back?

 

[Ghost]

Wow! So glad I live in South Carolina!

 

[themud]

Gotta love the AZ open and no permit CCW.. atriot:
hell we don't even have restrictions on how much ammo you can buy at one time:shocked: it's awesome walking in and buying 1k rounds with a smile..

thats how we roll.. Envy much..

themud

 

[Beezil]

some people could use way more than 20 days....

like shawnhancel.

 

[bert01xj]

The cool down seem like a firing up period where you get so mad over the the hoops you jump thur that you want to go back and shoot up the place.

 

[AIbandit]

Careful they might add another cooldown to cool you down from the cooldown.

May of been sent from my G2, expect errors.

 

[FlexdXJ]

Pay for gun......FBI call.....pass.....done. Indiana is good to us in that aspect!

 

[Lurch]

Yeah, we'll see about those, California is a better place than it was five years ago, I'm interested to see how it is in five more years.

Not looking good - AB 144? At least the mail order ammo restriction didn't fly.

I still want me a Colt LE6920 though...

 

[AIbandit]

I had a 6920 had to sell it when I moved back to ca =(

 

[DrMoab]

I had a 6920 had to sell it when I moved back to ca =(

Moving back to California....

Isn't that like the lifers in prison who get out on parole then break the law so they can go back?

Who would go back?!?!

 

[AshleyC]

Unless you live in DC. Then it's not so funny. Talk about pulling teeth.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/guns/2012/jan/27/miller-applying-register-gun-dc/

I don't think I've ever had to wait an hour, or pay any fee,.. except the purchase price and tax.

This is a true story for the people in DC..

 

[goodburbon]

You know our laws are screwy, when I can walk into a store with a gun on my hip and purchase a gun, but the government puts a hold on the purchase.

You know store policy is jacked up when they must escort you out of the store with a gun in a box, while you have a gun on your hip.



Unfortunately common sense is almost nonexistent as applied to gun policy in our country.

 

[tbburg]

True story: Once in Ohio, I was perusing the latest additions in my favorite gun store when there was a bit of a ruckus at the counter. Seems a gentleman was mildly upset because he couldn't pick up his purchase. The problem was the NICS came back with a "hold", requiring the clerk to stop the transaction.
The gentleman in question was the Ohio University campus police chief.
The purchase was three Remington shotguns.(they really need riot guns?.. oh well,..)
The ruckus was due to the fact that he didn't feel he should have to go through all the hassle that "civilians" have to go through, and was making his displeasure known. It didn't help that as the situation became obvious, everyone in the store started openly laughing at the guy. Apparently, it kind flew over his head that civilian police are in fact,.. civilians, and are treated as such by the Feds.

 

[DezertTitan]

465 in registration fees. Wow. That's ridiculous. I thought the process here was retarded, but that's definitely more aggravating. The fact that there is only 1 firearm seller is a bad thing as well. Don't know what his cost to run the business is, but with no competition he has a corner on the market and can charge whatever he thinks he can get away with. 4 hour class? That should be optional, or include the registration test + ballistic test + getting any and all paperwork together so when she walked to the DMV (really? They can barely handle automotive) all she had to do was pay for paperwork processing fees.

As far as when DROS starts, if you order a gun in Cali, as soon as the shop can get the registration #s on the gun, they can start DROS. At least that's been my experience. Only had to wait 10 days rather than 12 for one of my purchases