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Trump to Support Nationwide Concealed Carry
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump -- who said he has a concealed carry permit -- called for the expansion of gun rights Friday, including making those permits applicable nationwide. In a position paper published on his website Friday afternoon, Trump called for the elimination of gun and magazine bans, labeling them a "total failure."
"Law-abiding people should be allowed to own the firearm of their choice. The government has no business dictating what types of firearms good, honest people are allowed to own," Trump wrote. |
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I tried but was unable to buy a common gen4 glock in Cali. Being able to purchase one a year later after moving to Alabama was a rush of freedom. 1 if Trump would enforce and prosecute criminals abusing guns we'd be safer.
I'd love to buy a 380 for new shooters at IDPA club. But any 380 glock with a decent length barrel that's good for long 100' shots, can't be sold in the USA. That's un-American and hopefully 2Trump will right that also. |
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