Wargamer08
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I think I saw an airsoft gun and a water pistol in the listings as well. Not just firearms off the street, fun is also being detained.
Gun Political Issues Megathread. (Control for or Against?)
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PsihoKekec
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That's Canada for you, no fun allowed.
Doomsought
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I wonder how long until they raid a museum.
Which is why I'm planning to leave this frozen liberal socialist hellhole for Ecuador as soon as I'm financially solvent
I'm Canadian BTW.
It's pretty safe, nice weather, lots of coastline, but it also has mountains (i like mountain climbing and fishing).
The place is also improving economically, and the place is pretty conservative culturally.
Overall, a pretty nice place.
And it's right next to Peru, where I can get a big bag of coca leaves before I start my climb up to some peak in the Andes.
The entire account is full of wonky "firearms" that were seized by the police, including non-firing replicas apparently.
And the comments are gold.
King Arts
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He’s from Canada not America Canada is pretty much lost.
Here's some pro-2A activism:
-The Sixth Circuit lawsuit about bump stocks not being machine guns and Chevron Deference
-There's a dumb attempt to ban suppressors that apparently has no traction
-Bad ban legislation is being held in check by Democrats not nuking the filibuster
-Gun Owners of America (www.gunowners.org) trying to hold Machin accountable if he doesn't vote against anti-gun bills
-GOA helped get constitutional carry passed in Texas
-GOA has links to help people get in touch with pro-2A orgs in their states
-Recommended strategy is to call senators/representatives and make them salty about anti-gun legislation
-Pro-gun legislators are being targeted for opposing the Democrat agenda
-An old Joe Biden domestic violence bill is being used to fuck with NICS checks by adding more things that can make you a prohibited person
-Said bill can be used to take guns from domestic violence victims
-The Sixth Circuit lawsuit about bump stocks not being machine guns and Chevron Deference
-There's a dumb attempt to ban suppressors that apparently has no traction
-Bad ban legislation is being held in check by Democrats not nuking the filibuster
-Gun Owners of America (www.gunowners.org) trying to hold Machin accountable if he doesn't vote against anti-gun bills
-GOA helped get constitutional carry passed in Texas
-GOA has links to help people get in touch with pro-2A orgs in their states
-Recommended strategy is to call senators/representatives and make them salty about anti-gun legislation
-Pro-gun legislators are being targeted for opposing the Democrat agenda
-An old Joe Biden domestic violence bill is being used to fuck with NICS checks by adding more things that can make you a prohibited person
-Said bill can be used to take guns from domestic violence victims
It's relatively safe by Central American standards. IE the last time criminals crucified anyone in public Clinton was still president which is a huge milestone!
And the dollar, Canadian or real goes pretty far there.
I would suggest Costa Rica or one of those Pacific Island nations myself but Ecuador ain't too bad.
5th lowest homicide rate in the Americas (both North and South)
And I've always wanted to visit the Galapagos Islands.
The place where Darwin developed evolutionary theory.
Visit Fortin Mercedes in Buenos Aires. It's where Darwin met De Rosas and future spergs would use Darwin's initial description as justification for Social Darwinism.
f1onagher
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I've heard you can get cheap dental work in Costa Rica. Given that my teeth are typically redneck in degradation I might need to take a look at the area.
Wait so its official?
Because I'm getting a few mixed messages from the usual big city rags about it.
You guys remember how the police up there rolled out with the SWAT team to check out a report on some poor waitress dressed in a stormtrooper costume, right?
Here's a lawyer explaining the upcoming leaked ATF shittery:
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LindyAF
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Supreme Court to take up major Second Amendment concealed handgun case
The case will examine whether a New York state law that makes it difficult to get a handgun permit is constitutional.
www.nbcnews.com
Not sure if this has been mentioned yet here. Good to see them (finally) taking a firearms case.
Clanner Moment
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Cops warn Britain is being flooded with 3D printed guns thugs buy for £300
CRIMINALS are flooding British streets with 3D printed guns in an “unprecedented” security threat, a Sun investigation has found. Cops have been ordered to search for the futuristic dev…
www.thesun.co.uk
Found this article about 3d printed guns gaining ground in the UK. What's funny is they don't mention that the first person arrested for 3d printed gun charges was only making them as movie props. More interesting question: where do the criminals get bullets for these? UK has some strict ammo licensing.
Bullets are easier to get on the grey market in quantities needed for general criminal behavior.Cops warn Britain is being flooded with 3D printed guns thugs buy for £300
CRIMINALS are flooding British streets with 3D printed guns in an “unprecedented” security threat, a Sun investigation has found. Cops have been ordered to search for the futuristic dev…
Found this article about 3d printed guns gaining ground in the UK. What's funny is they don't mention that the first person arrested for 3d printed gun charges was only making them as movie props. More interesting question: where do the criminals get bullets for these? UK has some strict ammo licensing.
All you need is one person legally authorized to buy the ammo and willing to sell it on. It's not like the majority of criminals put in a bunch of range time/practice and tracing ammo is a relative pain in the ass. Cartridges generally only have lot numbers on them, not unique serial numbers.
So long as your legal buyer isn't buying enough ammunition to raise any flags, tracing it becomes incredibly difficult.
There is also theft with insider information. Say a legit importer imports a container load of ammo, that ammo is going to be transported pretty much like any other durable good once it is through customs. If you know the truck doing the transporting, jacking it really isn't that hard (especially if you have inside sources/assistance) and once its stolen any organized crime group could have it emptied and the ammo disappeared in under a hour or two. Do that once and even a major criminal cartel would have their ammo needs met for a substantial period of time.
LindyAF
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I suspect this article is equivocating between criminals intending to rob, steal, murder, etc. who find it easier to get their hands on a 3D printed gun, and "criminals" who are nonviolent citizens whose only "crime" is not complying with the UKs draconian and illegitimate gun laws.
Like, take this: "It is in response to a string of cases involving printed firearms including a 17-year-old Nazi jailed for trying to build one in January."
The mostly likely thing that happened is that UK Feds tricked some kid into breaking one of the UK's many gay and retarded laws so that they could meet their quota for "fighting hate crimes."
Like, take this: "It is in response to a string of cases involving printed firearms including a 17-year-old Nazi jailed for trying to build one in January."
The mostly likely thing that happened is that UK Feds tricked some kid into breaking one of the UK's many gay and retarded laws so that they could meet their quota for "fighting hate crimes."