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Originally Posted by seeric
It should definitely be harder to obtain firearms. When I go to the gun store I'm looking around constantly at some of the scumbags looking at guns. It horrifies me. The bar for entry into firearms ownership is too low. I will give folks that. It is still a right under our constitution, and that's one of the things that makes the USA what it is. I am not sure what the answer is. The one common denominator is criminals don't play by the rules. Most of the firearms I seized as a police officer were illegally obtained. Not sure what that means in the context of this conversation, but bad people are just that, bad. Rules don't matter to them one bit.
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i believe it requires vision. nothing gets fixed in a year or two, but 10 years, it's possible.
ban handguns allowing only those with highly restrictive licenses and training to have them, same for semi auto.
Make it jail time to own an unrestricted restricted firearm unless they are all turned in my such and such a date. Pay people for them, $200 or so a gun. Then use the all American capitalistic urge to make money off snitches and offer $1000 reward for anyone snitching on an unregistered firearm that gets taken in and charges laid for illegal possession. 90% of all illegal firearms gone in 5 years like that, the remained will be so well hidden they won't be much of a problem anymore. yes illegial guns will still exist, but there will be MUCH less out there.
and have simple registration and licenses for bolt pump and lever action rifles and shotguns so the people can still have the right to EASILY own, have and bear arms
that;s my 2 cents.
but soo many other people reading this hear ban guns and go bat shit crazy
without actually thinking it out
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