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    Quote Originally Posted by samzhere View Post
    Agreed. Here in Texas, as in many CHL states, if you have a valid CHL, you skip the background check too.
    Is that not a permit from the government to carry a concealed firearm?

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    From the state government it is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buford View Post
    Is that not a permit from the government to carry a concealed firearm?
    It is. In addition to this, it is a document that proves that you have passed a background check.
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    No problem with a 10 day waiting period? Really? You're kidding me, right?
    Maybe a 10 day wait before you're allowed to speak or write so we can check just in case you might have committed libel or slander at one time.
    Maybe a 10 day wait so we can decide by arbitrary criteria crafted to support our agenda whether you have the mental faculties to register to vote.
    Maybe a 10 day wait before we allow you to pray or worship so we can investigate your church for state-approved orthodoxy and political correctness.

    NO CONSTITUIONAL RIGHT should ever be subject to prior restraint - especially by a government firmly in the grip of those who want to abridge and infringe it. For cryin' out loud no wonder the liberals are on the attack. WE DON"T BOTHER TO VOTE, and then some of us are actually on their side anyway. I sincerely hope that anybody who ever uttered a single word in support of any aspect of gun control loses everything - especially all their guns. UNTIL THEY FREAKING GET A CLUE. It would serve their rationalizing butts right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    From the state government it is.
    Government is government. You are still accepting a permitting process to exercise a Constitutional right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by horselips View Post
    NO CONSTITUIONAL RIGHT should ever be subject to prior restraint - especially by a government firmly in the grip of those who want to abridge and infringe it. For cryin' out loud no wonder the liberals are on the attack. WE DON"T BOTHER TO VOTE, and then some of us are actually on their side anyway. I sincerely hope that anybody who ever uttered a single word in support of any aspect of gun control loses everything - especially all their guns. UNTIL THEY FREAKING GET A CLUE. It would serve their rationalizing butts right.
    Do you have a CHL?

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    Quote Originally Posted by horselips View Post
    WE DON"T BOTHER TO VOTE,
    That is your choice.

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    Re: Gun show loophole

    Quote Originally Posted by Buford View Post
    I don't really see a problem with a 10 day waiting period.
    What about the girlfriend or wife that has been threatened by her boyfriend or husband, gotten a restraining order and tries to buy a firearm to protect herself and while waiting to pickup the firearm is attacked and killed, because she could not defend herself and the restraining order didn't protect her?

    This has happened back when the 10-day waiting period was in effect and more than one person died as a result.

    As previous mentioned name one gun control law, ban, etc. that has prevented any crime with a firearm? There are none. Currently more than 20,000 already on the books and zero effectiveness.

    Gun Control Insanity doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buford View Post
    Government is government. You are still accepting a permitting process to exercise a Constitutional right.
    My reply was to indicate the lack of total Federal reciprocity....your permit is allowed by the state, not the Nation entire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    Really? Does the FFL holder requesting a BGC get charged for the request?

    Depends. I held an FFL in California and background checks cost $25.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomadac View Post
    What about the girlfriend or wife that has been threatened by her boyfriend or husband, gotten a restraining order and tries to buy a firearm to protect herself and while waiting to pickup the firearm is attacked and killed, because she could not defend herself and the restraining order didn't protect her?
    Folks should have a gun before they need it. I got a kick out of the LA riots, everyone trying to buy guns and folks with guns trying to buy ammo State government shut down sales. I just sat there and smiled sittin on that there stash of mine.
    I don't like any of it, CHL included. Vermont has the right idea. Right now it's all about damage control and folks we have been damaged. Look at this forum as an example, gun owners can't even discuss this topic with out arguing and calling one another names. Reasonable discussion is never going to happen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaliFFL View Post
    Depends. I held an FFL in California and background checks cost $25.
    And who is the cause of that cost? Who did your money go to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buford View Post
    Folks should have a gun before they need it.
    ^Sorry, you can't argue with this.^
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    And who is the cause of that cost? Who did your money go to?
    The CA DOJ. They called it a fee, but in reality it was a tax on gun buyers. If CA used the NICS system, it would have been free.
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    So CA charged YOU $25, for some desk flukey to press a button? And excuse my ignorance, but why would a state so restrictive about gun ownership NOT be using the NICS!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    So CA charged YOU $25, for some desk flukey to press a button? And excuse my ignorance, but why would a state so restrictive about gun ownership NOT be using the NICS!?
    A lot of things going on out here that I don't understand either.

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    Sacramento should burn like Rome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    So CA charged YOU $25, for some desk flukey to press a button? And excuse my ignorance, but why would a state so restrictive about gun ownership NOT be using the NICS!?
    Yeah the DOJ charged ME, but as a businessman, I passed that cost to the customer. The system CA used was more invasive than NICS.
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    Please explain the invasion.....inquiring minds beg to be educated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    Please explain the invasion.....inquiring minds beg to be educated.
    I had one customer that was denied because of an expired restraining order. Another that was delayed because of a 30 year old misdemeanor. Ironically, he had bought guns and was approved a half dozen times previously.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bullsi1911 View Post
    Fine. You can have one. Don't tell me I have to have one, though.
    Now I'm with that!
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    Government is government.
    There is supposed to be a separation of state and federal powers with police powers, including gun control powers, being reserved to each state. In Presser v Illinois the SCOTUS said that "a state has the same undeniable and unlimited jurisdiction over all persons and things within its territorial limits as any foreign nation, where that jurisdiction is not surrendered or restrained by the constitution of the United States; that, by virtue of this, it is not only the right but the bounden and solemn duty of a state to advance the safety, happiness, and prosperity of its people, and to provide for its general welfare by any and every act of legislation which it may deem to be conducive to these ends, where the power over the particular subject or the manner of its exercise is not surrendered or restrained in the manner just stated". If a state passed a law requiring a 10 day waiting period to obtain a firearm, the SCOTUS might rule that it violates the 14th Amendment, or they might not. But for the federal government to pass a 10 day waiting period would seem to be a whole different matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5280 shooter II View Post
    So CA charged YOU $25, for some desk flukey to press a button? And excuse my ignorance, but why would a state so restrictive about gun ownership NOT be using the NICS!?
    Virginia does this too. Dealers contact the Va state police for background checks. We have two forms to fill out. A state form and a 4473. The state police then conduct the background check with both their own system and NICS. They only charge $2.00 though and that is passed along to the customer. However to buy "assault weapons" we have to produce 3 ID's. 2 ID's with matching addresses for everything else.

    Or you can just get around all that and go see one of the many "professional private sellers" we have around here. They usually have a nice selection of their never ending private collection with new items arriving daily lol
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    Guys in California- how did that registration of "Assault Weapons" work out for you? Did it lead to confiscation?

    No.
    Really? Did you have a registered SKS? http://www.keepandbeararms.com/infor...tem.asp?id=195

    "all owners of the SKS "Sporter" to turn them in for a $230 reimbursement before January 1, 2000. "If you own an SKS Sporter, you can’t sell it and you can’t shoot it. You MUST turn it in before January 1 or face criminal charges and confiscation" goes the ad which has been run on local radio stations."
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    Quote Originally Posted by bullsi1911 View Post
    Really? Did you have a registered SKS? http://www.keepandbeararms.com/infor...tem.asp?id=195

    "all owners of the SKS "Sporter" to turn them in for a $230 reimbursement before January 1, 2000. "If you own an SKS Sporter, you can’t sell it and you can’t shoot it. You MUST turn it in before January 1 or face criminal charges and confiscation" goes the ad which has been run on local radio stations."
    So did people register them and then later they came along and forced those on the list to turn them in?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatMattGuy View Post
    So did people register them and then later they came along and forced those on the list to turn them in?
    That's my understanding. Registration leads to confiscation- Every time.

    We have to draw a line in the sand on this one. NO more laws. This far and NO FURTHER. We have over 20,000 laws regulating firearms on the books. Gun control has been tried and FAILED. the CT shooting is proof. Gun control kills innocent people.
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