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3) All gun sales need to be accompanied by an efficient background check of the purchaser. This includes gun show, private and online purchases.
4) Carry, both concealed and open, should be prohibited with exceptions for hunters and recreational shooters. If you are going hunting, going recreational shooting, carry the gun. If you are going to church, the store, a demonstration and gun-free-zones: Leave the gun at home.
5) Gun manufacturers must be regulated to include the requirement to imprint permanent, non-erasable serial numbers on multiple parts of any gun.
This regulation would also require a serial number or code imprint on all bullets sold. Reloaders, who don’t sell, are exempt. |
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PHORTO
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| Hey. Greg. Take a hike. |
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| Retired Fabricator? Retired, not so much I think. |
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