WI bill would allow felons to own antique firearms
- Thread starter Cureforcancer
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stuck in ny
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So what would be the best gun if you couldn't own normal guns? A revolving BP capping carbine with swappable cylinders?
Pissed Off Patriot
.223 Rem
Trapdoor Springfield or Mosin come to mind. Reason being, ammo is still readily available in most gun stores or even Wallyworld. Many antique firearms use obsolete ammo that would be difficult to obtain.
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
I guess that would depend. The violation of an honest citizen is a betrayal, where the debt can never be repaid. There are pathways for a felon to re-attain they're rights. Not rigorous enough if you ask me.
Now the politicians like cumo that make everything that is constitutional, but violates their political sensibilities a felony, well they should be exiled, to Haiti, or is it Hades. Either way, they should never be allowed to own a gun, nor have authority over those that legally, constitutionally own guns.
Robin
If you can't be trusted with guns, you shouldn't be in free society. If you paid your debt, as established by the law, you should get all your rights back.
Cureforcancer
.223 Rem
Point made Darth. But you know it becomes a slippery slope.
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
It's slippery because we've been conditioned that way. In the Old West after you did your time, you got your guns back or bought another one.
Cureforcancer
.223 Rem
Conditioned you say....
You are underestimating the Left who controls the main stream media.
Who will they blame when a career criminal does what he knows?
A felon?
Or a Felon who's "gun rights" were restored thanks to a republican?
Or worse the average LAC American?
They always blame the wrong thing anyway, so who cares?
Carlos Hathcock
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Cureforcancer
.223 Rem
Don't give up buddy. Fuck'em...I am more of a libertarian than you think.
Can't give them an inch.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
I agree it's a slippery slope. I think criminals need to prove themselves a bit before getting their gun rights back. Too many of them have gotten out of jail and committed another crime almost immediately. They should go through a legal process after a time period of not committing crimes then get their rights back. It's hard to say. I do see Darths point for sure that they served their time, but they are high risk IMO.
livingston
20×102mm Vulcan
How about the difference of violent and non violent crimes . ... We had a person that was caught with... 3... 15 round mags . A felony offense here in NY state ... If convicted. ....In another state ... No problem . So he is a "high risk " person ?
Cureforcancer
.223 Rem
Good point.
So we should use free society as a "testing ground?"
No.
You are either OK, or not.
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
Carlos, You remind me of the cop that gives you a ticket for one mile an hour over the speed limit after following you for twenty miles. No credit for the other 19.999999 miles, or just sniping.
Robin
Robin