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NRA Convention Permits No Operational Firearms On Site
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"It's that time of year again, it's GUN SEASON! Time for the NRA annual convention which will be held April 10-12 in Nashville, Tennessee. The ruby red state of Tennessee has gun laws among the most lax in the country. Just a few days after Sandy Hook, the state proposed a Guns In Trunks law, making it easier to carry weapons on school property, and it passed a half a year later." ...
"Interestingly enough, the gun extravaganza has safety measures in place.""A multilevel security plan went into works not long after Nashville was chosen as the convention destination. All guns on the convention floor will be nonoperational, with the firing pins removed ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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More "manufactured for ovine consumption" contretemps by the media. Even if displaying manufacturers were willing to " cut out" their retailers, any firearm transfer would still have to meet all applicable federal and local law(s).
IOW, "ain't gonna happen" ! But "sheeple" have no knowledge of laws controlling gun purchases. And won't find elucidation in the media. |
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