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Millwright66
(5/16/2015)
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Seems there are a lot burglars in GA ! This 'statistic' seems more an indictment of GA's judiciary and penal system than a reflection on GA's firearms merchants or owners. OTOH, if GA is such a rich source of 'crime guns' why isn't ATF and the FBI moving into the fray ? Or does setting up 'sting ops' on middle-aged malcontents seem more appealing ? Or perhaps the current state of affairs is more congruent with the administration's anti-gun meme ?
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| Comment by:
shootergdv
(5/17/2015)
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| These stats are meaningless as they can only cite firearms that are traceable(or those they choose to trace). Hopefully there will always be millions Big Brother doesn't know about. |
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