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On 'Loop-holes' and Personal Responsibility
Omega replied to Six &Twenty's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
So the onus is on the seller to maintain records on himself?..pass. -
On 'Loop-holes' and Personal Responsibility
Omega replied to Six &Twenty's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
FOID...unless you have identified yourself, how would that absolve you? If you identify yourself, then it has just made a defacto registration of a transfer, and it must save it otherwise how would they check? Nope, not a fan of anything like that. -
On 'Loop-holes' and Personal Responsibility
Omega replied to Six &Twenty's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
While I agree it should be online and free, if it comes to pass, it won't be either of those things. It's always about the money, and making it as difficult as possible for law abiding citizens to exercise their 2nd Ammendment rights. I personally don't do a bill of sale unless the other party wants one, if I sell a firearm, I'll state what the requirements are, it's up to the buyer to meet them. Of course if I sense something squirrelly I'll act accordingly, but I've only sold one, the rest have been trades so no issues so far. -
And here we go again, legislators thinking more laws will stop the illegal use of drones. They tried registration, they tried licensing and now want manufacturers to make it easier to ID the pilot...like the criminals are not going to disable that.
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New York weaponizes regulatory powers against NRA
Omega replied to SWCUMBERLAND's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
One of their underwriters decided not to renew, but the site is still up so might of got someone else to underwrite the policy. https://www.thetrace.org/rounds/nra-carry-guard-insurance-chubb-lockton-affinity/ https://www.nracarryguard.com -
New York weaponizes regulatory powers against NRA
Omega replied to SWCUMBERLAND's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
How can they even begin to declare insurance illegal? -
It's politicians like him that the 2nd Amendment was written for.
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All the ants are under the feeder, apparently I got the wrong feeders, mine are leaking so will need to get the bowl version. I will look for the water barrier too when I shop for the new feeders.
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Dick's Sporting Goods anti 2nd A
Omega replied to Patrick Henry's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
Appropriate name for that company! -
Just put out my peppers and tomatoes. I want to do sweet corn, radishes and some type of melon, but may have to buy seedlings for the melons.
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Well dang, that's two hit lists I am on now.
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I had heard of this happening elsewhere, didn't recall it being done here. Is that issue available still?
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I had forgotten about Academy doing the whole hide the ARs thing. But I must say, it's better than those Dicks saying they will no longer sell them. I just ordered a micrometer for my hornady dies from them.
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As long as there are people at the table that can vote our way, I'm ok with that.
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I don't care about that number, due to the fact that multi-millionaire contributors can write a check for any amount we raise. I care more to learn the number of contributors, on both sides.
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Cool, I had hoped our contribution wasn't just a small drop in a huge empty bucket.
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Ah, good to know. I'll have to report all those dang spam messages that get through. I don't use the spam email's included "unsubscribe" link at the bottom unless it is a known company which I no longer want to receive emails from (technically not spam anyways).
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Just as a technicality; how would the forum software know who reports the email to their provider? Lets take gmail for instance, many messages automatically go to the spam folder because they tripped gmail's spam logarithm. In this instance it's automatic, but when you report it as spam, are you saying it (gmail) reports to the offending email to it's originating server?
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Against a frag, it would help some as the blast usually goes up and out, path of least resistance. But against bullets and direct shrapnel, nope not much help I would bet. Maybe if it was full of water it would help stop the bullets a bit better, but I would think it would run out rather quickly so would not last long.
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THIS is what activism looks like. What is our side doing?
Omega replied to TGO David's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
If you see something, say something. Don't have a bunch of us looking up the same info. You don't have to draw any conclusions for us, but some, like me, are not allowed on some of the research sites. -
Well, one I seen, the Davinci 1.0 was $350, the plastic I'm not sure as there are many types and don't know which one to use. But, with a 3d printer there are a bunch of other things to do with them, the site I listed has multitudes of already made (files) projects. look around you, what plastic things would be great to print? And yes, I seen where one AR plastic lower only lasted 600 rounds or some such, but we are talking an easily replaceable piece. Heck, if the plastic is cheap enough, you could print one for each range session. I am not saying that is the only solution, heck right now I'd be stocking up on stripped lowers at under $50, but in a SHTF situation or maybe a post-ban situation, it's an option.
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I agree on legality, for now. But not on the cheaper part, at least not for a few lowers. I just priced what I would need to do an 80% and it would be over $400...But it is a good jig, and a hand held router, and of course a blank 80%. The price would come down the more you make, but you will always need to acquire the blanks, with 3d you just need the printer and plastic.