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CA: Here's what a well-regulated militia actually looks like
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Mark A. Taff
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1. First of all, assault weapons will be banned except for the National Guard. People who currently own assault weapons will be required to sell them to the National Guard which will distribute them to legitimate military units where they will be used for defense of the country.
2. Anyone wishing to buy a handgun will buy it from a police department. The police department will be allowed to make a profit on the guns they sell in order to pay for the systems’ gun owners’ database. These individual police department databases will be collected into a full national gun owners’ database and maintained by the Department of Homeland Security. Following a background check, the police department will issue the applicant a gun permit. |
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jac
(7/10/2015)
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| What a bunch of hokum. As if criminals buy their guns from legitimate sources now. |
| Comment by:
gariders
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| How about this: The government issues every one that is 'fit' a military weapon. Provides free ammo for yearly training, and provides gun ranges for that service. |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(7/10/2015)
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| All gun banners need to remember the saga of the 'Liberty Pistol'. The tools, skills, materials, and even manufacturing drawings for all manner of firearms are readily available to everyone. But, ultimately, the gun you make only has to be good enough to get you a better one ! |
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