GUN PEEPS, it has begun - Page 4

Rider · 12-03-2008, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Flexin

The only reason I can think for doing this is crime. They could help track where bullets came from when they are used in a crime.

James

Criminals will steal ammo, load their own or figure out a way to remove the encoding.

RACER X · 12-03-2008, 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Flexin

Do you plan on having a stand off with the goverment?

James

there's alot more talk of that after this election

Papa_Complex · 12-03-2008, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Rider

Criminals will steal ammo, load their own or figure out a way to remove the encoding.

Or, as is the case with many guns that are illegally owned or used in crime, the ammunition will simply be bought by a single person in a State that doesn't track its use and be transported into the State that does.

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Originally Posted by RACER X

there's alot more talk of that after this election

Yes, there certainly is a lot of grandstanding.

Flexin · 12-03-2008, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Amorok

Well, they really shouldn't know how many you have unless they're logging your NICS queries, which is illegal. There's no federal registration program (yet) so they actually aren't supposed to know how many guns you have. But the rounds going up in price, well, does it matter when gas goes up in price? I mean, you could have just rode the bus.

The point is that it's a back door way to make us get rid of guns. I keep several hundred rounds on hand because I buy it in increments between range days. It won't be long before they start limiting how much you can own, and before long we're right where we started, the government taking away guns.

ETA: Yay! It died in comitte in Mississippi! Flex, in Kentucky where I'm from the law states that anyone owning ammunition wihout such Identifying marks is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. Not a huge deal, except for me. I carry in Kentucky as my permit is honored there, but my ammunition could get me in trouble. Plus, since my permit is from a state that doesn't require ammunition registration I bet they stop honoring it. So there's another thing, the lessening of the reciprocity of my permit.

But they have states that you can't carry your gun even with a permit. Am I right? If so then it just comes down to knowing the rules. And by the sounds of it you just need to have one box of ammo so you can have that in your gun while in your home state.

Does gas prices going up matter. Yes it does. And it can make taken the bus more expensive because of increased cost. So it would still affect me.

Buying gas is a part of owning a car. I know that. Just like buying tires which I just bought last month. Buying ammo is a part of owning a gun IF you plan on using it.

Just like when gas wehn up and people had to cut back on driving. It might mean that people need to cut back on range time. I don't think thats a good thing but...

James

Flexin · 12-03-2008, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by RACER X

branch davidians......nuf said.

i've recently read of peeps buying 2500rd , 1 even claimed to have bought 15,000rds, think the gov't would be interested?

it's none of their business.

IF they cause shit then damn right they would be interested. If they don't then I don't feel they would be worried about it.

James

Flexin · 12-03-2008, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Amorok

If I get shot on the street and die I'm not going to give a shit if they catch the guy. But if I can carry a gun and protect myself, I'll know who the guy is. He's the guy I watch the coroner wheel off before I go home to my family. Any curtailment of my rights is bad, and invading people's privacy isn't worth the possible benefits in a criminal case.

Will a number on a bullet keep it from dropping someone?

James

RACER X · 12-03-2008, 03:20 PM

will a number on a gun keep it from dropping someone?

dReWpY · 12-03-2008, 03:27 PM

why the fuck does the goverment need to know how much ammo i have, it should not matter, unless they are planning on using this to their tactical advantage at a later date and time...

Rider · 12-03-2008, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by drewpy

why the fuck does the goverment need to know how much ammo i have, it should not matter, unless they are planning on using this to their tactical advantage at a later date and time...

Hand loads purchased from a friend FTMFW.

Flexin · 12-03-2008, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Rider

Criminals will steal ammo, load their own or figure out a way to remove the encoding.

Yes they steal but if the encoding is still on it then that give them a lead. Lets say your cousin was over for a bbq one weekend. He had his bad ass kids with him. Some how one of them stole some bullets from you and went back home to another state. While home they rob a 7/11 and shoot someone. They will want to find out who did it. Well if they trace the bullets back to you they can find out about who was at your house and if you gave any bullets to anyone. This could lead them to your cousins kids.

Yes criminals will do a lot of things but this can give the police one more way to catch them.

It could also give the criminals a new income source by bringing in ammo from countrys that do not use this system.

James

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