Sierra Wirehair
New member
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2012
- Messages
- 15
you don't give Slick Willy nearly enough credit!
His 1994 'assault weapon' ban effectively caused the price of police
equipment to rise so high that average police officers couldn't afford to
purchase necessary gear. For example, practically overnight normal-capacity
Glock magazines went from $25.00, to over $100.00, per copy. Immediately after
the ban expired, prices returned to where they had been.
And, the bright side? Just look at how safe the streets of Chicago are.
Virtual gun prohibition has surely been 'effective' there, eh?
And, let's not forget CT. In CT, the 1994 WJC gun-ban never ended. What
was federal law, continued as state law. So, in order to 'protect our
children,' we're now going to re-institute legislation for the entire nation,
that just failed to protect them in CT!
Does any kind of logic ever play a role any more?"
These additional comments from a large, local gun retailer:
"Waiting period for background checks has just exceeded forty-six business
hours. It is now effectively over a week!
We have no ARs, AKs, XCRs, SIGs, PTRs, M1As, etc left. We're sold-out.
And, every copy we have on order, which may or may not ever arrive, is
already spoken for, several times over. Two wholesalers we do business with
closed their doors today. They have no more inventory.
Pmags (30-rnd) are now $60.00/copy, and we're sold-out. They're going
for over $100.00/copy on gunbroker.com
We're sold-out of 223. Once again, every single round we have on
back-order is already sold!"
Comment:
"Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel
important. They don't mean to do harm, but the harm they do does not
interest them. Or, they do not see it, or they justify it because they are
absorbed in an endless struggle to think well of themselves."
John Farnham quip
His 1994 'assault weapon' ban effectively caused the price of police
equipment to rise so high that average police officers couldn't afford to
purchase necessary gear. For example, practically overnight normal-capacity
Glock magazines went from $25.00, to over $100.00, per copy. Immediately after
the ban expired, prices returned to where they had been.
And, the bright side? Just look at how safe the streets of Chicago are.
Virtual gun prohibition has surely been 'effective' there, eh?
And, let's not forget CT. In CT, the 1994 WJC gun-ban never ended. What
was federal law, continued as state law. So, in order to 'protect our
children,' we're now going to re-institute legislation for the entire nation,
that just failed to protect them in CT!
Does any kind of logic ever play a role any more?"
These additional comments from a large, local gun retailer:
"Waiting period for background checks has just exceeded forty-six business
hours. It is now effectively over a week!
We have no ARs, AKs, XCRs, SIGs, PTRs, M1As, etc left. We're sold-out.
And, every copy we have on order, which may or may not ever arrive, is
already spoken for, several times over. Two wholesalers we do business with
closed their doors today. They have no more inventory.
Pmags (30-rnd) are now $60.00/copy, and we're sold-out. They're going
for over $100.00/copy on gunbroker.com
We're sold-out of 223. Once again, every single round we have on
back-order is already sold!"
Comment:
"Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel
important. They don't mean to do harm, but the harm they do does not
interest them. Or, they do not see it, or they justify it because they are
absorbed in an endless struggle to think well of themselves."
John Farnham quip
