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The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
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Gunlover-tard
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Date: July 21, 2015 07:32AM
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Police investigating the death of a Los Angeles man uncovered an arsenal inside his home and garage — more than 1,200 guns and about two tons of ammunition, authorities said Monday.
Los Angeles Police Department Cmdr. Andrew Smith called the number of rifles, pistols and shotguns staggering. Many had never been fired and some were still wrapped in boxes, with price tags still attached.
"Our truck couldn't carry it all," Smith told the Los Angeles Times. "We had to go back and make another trip."
There were no signs of foul play. Police have found no evidence the man, who has not been identified, was involved in criminal activity.
Police made the discovery after the man's decomposing body was found in a car down the street from his home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood.
Detectives want to find out why he had so many guns and are examining the weapons to determine if they have been linked to any crime.
"We have a lot of work to do," Smith said. "Running the background, history and legality of these weapons is going to require a tremendous amount of time."
"It's not a crime to have a large number of weapons so long as they were legal to own and legally obtained," Smith added. "We want to make sure that's the case."
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
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Los Angeles Police Department Cmdr. Andrew Smith called the number of rifles, pistols and shotguns staggering. Many had never been fired and some were still wrapped in boxes, with price tags still attached.
"Our truck couldn't carry it all," Smith told the Los Angeles Times. "We had to go back and make another trip."
There were no signs of foul play. Police have found no evidence the man, who has not been identified, was involved in criminal activity.
Police made the discovery after the man's decomposing body was found in a car down the street from his home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood.
Detectives want to find out why he had so many guns and are examining the weapons to determine if they have been linked to any crime.
"We have a lot of work to do," Smith said. "Running the background, history and legality of these weapons is going to require a tremendous amount of time."
"It's not a crime to have a large number of weapons so long as they were legal to own and legally obtained," Smith added. "We want to make sure that's the case."
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
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Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Double Action Jackson
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:36AM
So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but they loud mouth the find.
Lots of people buy guns as investments , that's why so many were not fired, and when Dems create gun control scares there worth even more money till the frenzy subsides.
I remember seeing a bunch of older but brand new guns in boxes at Zero Prince street in Old Town. They bought 50 grand worth from a guy who bought one once a
payday and tripled his money when he sold them. The guy had boxes of guns stacked high in closets and there were more, the guy was waiting for them to go up higher in price.
Beats the hell out of buying Enron Stock and even Dems are doing it! He He
Lots of people buy guns as investments , that's why so many were not fired, and when Dems create gun control scares there worth even more money till the frenzy subsides.
I remember seeing a bunch of older but brand new guns in boxes at Zero Prince street in Old Town. They bought 50 grand worth from a guy who bought one once a
payday and tripled his money when he sold them. The guy had boxes of guns stacked high in closets and there were more, the guy was waiting for them to go up higher in price.
Beats the hell out of buying Enron Stock and even Dems are doing it! He He
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
ifsg
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:42AM
Double Action Jackson Wrote:
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> So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but
> they loud mouth the find.
>
> Lots of people buy guns as investments , that's
> why so many were not fired, and when Dems create
> gun control scares there worth even more money
> till the frenzy subsides.
>
> I remember seeing a bunch of older but brand new
> guns in boxes at Zero Prince street in Old Town.
> They bought 50 grand worth from a guy who bought
> one once a
> payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
> The guy had boxes of guns stacked high in closets
> and there were more, the guy was waiting for them
> to go up higher in price.
>
> Beats the hell out of buying Enron Stock and even
> Dems are doing it! He He
I paid $400.00 for a NIB MAK-90 back in the day. Now they're $1,200.00.
Wish I'd bought a ton of them.
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> So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but
> they loud mouth the find.
>
> Lots of people buy guns as investments , that's
> why so many were not fired, and when Dems create
> gun control scares there worth even more money
> till the frenzy subsides.
>
> I remember seeing a bunch of older but brand new
> guns in boxes at Zero Prince street in Old Town.
> They bought 50 grand worth from a guy who bought
> one once a
> payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
> The guy had boxes of guns stacked high in closets
> and there were more, the guy was waiting for them
> to go up higher in price.
>
> Beats the hell out of buying Enron Stock and even
> Dems are doing it! He He
I paid $400.00 for a NIB MAK-90 back in the day. Now they're $1,200.00.
Wish I'd bought a ton of them.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Gunlover-tard
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:45AM
Double Action Jackson Wrote:
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> So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but
> they loud mouth the find.
You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of ammo is quite a ways beyond what a "normal" gunlover-tard might possess.
> ...a guy who bought one once a
> payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
These are the type of gun sales that concern me the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do background checks on his customers... Who's he selling to? Are the guns being used to commit crimes, or sold again to those who will?
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
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> So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but
> they loud mouth the find.
You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of ammo is quite a ways beyond what a "normal" gunlover-tard might possess.
> ...a guy who bought one once a
> payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
These are the type of gun sales that concern me the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do background checks on his customers... Who's he selling to? Are the guns being used to commit crimes, or sold again to those who will?
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
nGLNy
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:46AM
> "We have a lot of work to do," Smith said.
> "Running the background, history and legality of
> these weapons is going to require a tremendous
> amount of time."
> "It's not a crime to have a large number of
> weapons so long as they were legal to own and
> legally obtained," Smith added. "We want to make
> sure that's the case."
> "Running the background, history and legality of
> these weapons is going to require a tremendous
> amount of time."
> "It's not a crime to have a large number of
> weapons so long as they were legal to own and
> legally obtained," Smith added. "We want to make
> sure that's the case."
i've been thinking of doing the same thing.
checking up on LA to see how much of their bullshit is legally obtained. there are many things in store other than weapons that talk the same ammount of $$$
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
WekGF
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:47AM
for instance i hear "calpers" got a shitload of gov salary money and then leave state to avoid CA tax. democrats.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
UM4WT
()
Date: July 21, 2015 11:48AM
illegal search and seizure in the home
obviously it is the man's heirs who should "go through his things" and decide what to do with them
the idea "the government inspects your home at your death and keeps what they want" is TOTAL BULLSHIT
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
dh4cd
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:06PM
Gunlover-tard Wrote:
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> Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So the police have no evidence of any crimes,
> but
> > they loud mouth the find.
>
> You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of ammo
> is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> gunlover-tard might possess.
Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the other negative things that you want to try to imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars or coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything else.
>
> > ...a guy who bought one once a
> > payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
>
> These are the type of gun sales that concern me
> the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller
> doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do
> background checks on his customers... Who's he
> selling to? Are the guns being used to commit
> crimes, or sold again to those who will?
>
Nope. They do need to be licensed for more than incidental private intrastate sales which then are regulated under state law. Which in the case of CA means everything, even private sales, goes through an FFL. With that many guns he probably did have at least a C&R license (which requires records of all purchases and sales) if not a full Class 3 FFL.
Guys who collect stuff like this are about the last people you need to worry about. Most of them never even unbox or shoot them. The vast majority of it very likely are guns that are of little to no interest to criminals.
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> Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So the police have no evidence of any crimes,
> but
> > they loud mouth the find.
>
> You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of ammo
> is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> gunlover-tard might possess.
Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the other negative things that you want to try to imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars or coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything else.
>
> > ...a guy who bought one once a
> > payday and tripled his money when he sold them.
>
> These are the type of gun sales that concern me
> the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller
> doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do
> background checks on his customers... Who's he
> selling to? Are the guns being used to commit
> crimes, or sold again to those who will?
>
Nope. They do need to be licensed for more than incidental private intrastate sales which then are regulated under state law. Which in the case of CA means everything, even private sales, goes through an FFL. With that many guns he probably did have at least a C&R license (which requires records of all purchases and sales) if not a full Class 3 FFL.
Guys who collect stuff like this are about the last people you need to worry about. Most of them never even unbox or shoot them. The vast majority of it very likely are guns that are of little to no interest to criminals.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
wHP76
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:11PM
He was preparing for the apocalypse, but ended up dead, rotting in a car.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Sillary Clit
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:12PM
Prolly was a convention vender/dealer. And who really cares, he can only shoot one maybe two at a time. Its like getting a DUI and owning 10 cars.
Nothing to see here, move on.
Nothing to see here, move on.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Okay
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:16PM
UM4WT Wrote:
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> illegal search and seizure in the home
Nope.
Cops found a dead guy in a car & went to check out his digs. Found & took possession of the guns & ammo (for obvious reasons). The guns & ammo will be returned to the heirs, probably after an autopsy of the dead guy.
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> illegal search and seizure in the home
Nope.
Cops found a dead guy in a car & went to check out his digs. Found & took possession of the guns & ammo (for obvious reasons). The guns & ammo will be returned to the heirs, probably after an autopsy of the dead guy.
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Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
That's all
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:23PM
dh4cd Wrote:
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> Gunlover-tard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > So the police have no evidence of any crimes,
> > but
> > > they loud mouth the find.
> >
> > You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of
> ammo
> > is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> > gunlover-tard might possess.
>
> Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the
> other negative things that you want to try to
> imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars or
> coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything
> else.
I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but they loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I could understand the cops releasing news of the rather large find to the press. That's all.
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> Gunlover-tard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > So the police have no evidence of any crimes,
> > but
> > > they loud mouth the find.
> >
> > You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of
> ammo
> > is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> > gunlover-tard might possess.
>
> Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the
> other negative things that you want to try to
> imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars or
> coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything
> else.
I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but they loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I could understand the cops releasing news of the rather large find to the press. That's all.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Double Action Jackson
()
Date: July 21, 2015 12:43PM
>These are the type of gun sales that concern me the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do background checks on his customers... Who's he selling to? Are the guns being used to commit crimes, or sold again to those who will?
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He sold them to the licensed gun dealer that was at Zero Prince St for years .
Any guns sold by the dealer were subject to all Fed State and Alex City laws.
That's the easiest way to do it with a bunch of guns or a estate sale.
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>I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but they loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I could understand the cops releasing news of the rather large find to the press. That's all.
A man died and with no crimes committed its not their business to tell the press anything about anyone other then the guy was found dead.
If there's a crime that's different.
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He sold them to the licensed gun dealer that was at Zero Prince St for years .
Any guns sold by the dealer were subject to all Fed State and Alex City laws.
That's the easiest way to do it with a bunch of guns or a estate sale.
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>I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the police have no evidence of any crimes, but they loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I could understand the cops releasing news of the rather large find to the press. That's all.
A man died and with no crimes committed its not their business to tell the press anything about anyone other then the guy was found dead.
If there's a crime that's different.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Gunlover
()
Date: July 21, 2015 01:07PM
I wish I was his heir. Lotta good guns. Sell them a make shit load of money.
Never Run Out of Ammo
Guns Don't Kill People. People Kill People
Them or You
The two most important days in your life are the day your were born and and the day you find out why
Never Run Out of Ammo
Guns Don't Kill People. People Kill People
Them or You
The two most important days in your life are the day your were born and and the day you find out why
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
6bhpG
()
Date: July 21, 2015 01:10PM
That's all Wrote:
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> dh4cd Wrote:
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> > Gunlover-tard Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > So the police have no evidence of any
> crimes,
> > > but
> > > > they loud mouth the find.
> > >
> > > You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of
> > ammo
> > > is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> > > gunlover-tard might possess.
> >
> > Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the
> > other negative things that you want to try to
> > imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars
> or
> > coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything
> > else.
>
> I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the
> police have no evidence of any crimes, but they
> loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I
> could understand the cops releasing news of the
> rather large find to the press. That's all.
Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling on about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the guns being used in crimes.
If you're going to post your stupid anti-guntard shit, then at least own it.
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> dh4cd Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > Gunlover-tard Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Double Action Jackson Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > So the police have no evidence of any
> crimes,
> > > but
> > > > they loud mouth the find.
> > >
> > > You'll admit that 1,200 guns & 4,000 lbs. of
> > ammo
> > > is quite a ways beyond what a "normal"
> > > gunlover-tard might possess.
> >
> > Doesn't make it 'bad' or illegal or any of the
> > other negative things that you want to try to
> > imply. Any more than a guy with a ton of cars
> or
> > coins or rare books or Nike shoes or anything
> > else.
>
> I'm not implying anything. You wrote: "So the
> police have no evidence of any crimes, but they
> loud mouth the find." to which I responded that I
> could understand the cops releasing news of the
> rather large find to the press. That's all.
Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling on about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the guns being used in crimes.
If you're going to post your stupid anti-guntard shit, then at least own it.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Lt Col Obvious
()
Date: July 21, 2015 01:14PM
Double Action Jackson Wrote:
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> A man died and with no crimes committed its not
> their business to tell the press anything about
> anyone other then the guy was found dead.
>
> If there's a crime that's different.
Unusual/out-of-the-ordinary details like this always seem to get reported. Like if the guy had had 75 cats, or was an extreme hoarder, or had 1,200 women's handbags, many never used, others still wrapped in boxes, with price tags still attached.
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"As an atheist, I pray to sense and reason."
~ Anonymous
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> A man died and with no crimes committed its not
> their business to tell the press anything about
> anyone other then the guy was found dead.
>
> If there's a crime that's different.
Unusual/out-of-the-ordinary details like this always seem to get reported. Like if the guy had had 75 cats, or was an extreme hoarder, or had 1,200 women's handbags, many never used, others still wrapped in boxes, with price tags still attached.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"As an atheist, I pray to sense and reason."
~ Anonymous
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Gunlover-tard
()
Date: July 21, 2015 01:20PM
6bhpG Wrote:
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> Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling on
> about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the guns
> being used in crimes.
The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller came from Double Action Jackson's post.
Sometimes, guns are used in crimes. I'm not sure if you're aware of that.
> If you're going to post your stupid anti-guntard
> shit, then at least own it.
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
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> Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling on
> about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the guns
> being used in crimes.
The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller came from Double Action Jackson's post.
Sometimes, guns are used in crimes. I'm not sure if you're aware of that.
> If you're going to post your stupid anti-guntard
> shit, then at least own it.
Never run out of spin.
Guns don't kill people, people with guns kill people - quite often by accident.
The most important day in your life is the day some gunlover-tard accidentally kills you
Attachments:
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
tVUVT
()
Date: July 21, 2015 01:52PM
Gunlover-tard Wrote:
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> 6bhpG Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling
> on
> > about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the
> guns
> > being used in crimes.
>
> The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller came from Double
> Action Jackson's post.
>
> Sometimes, guns are used in crimes. I'm not sure
> if you're aware of that.
And the elaboration with respect to them 'concerning you the most' and (largely incorrect) stuff about sales, and background checks, etc., all came from you:
> These are the type of gun sales that concern me
> the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller
> doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do
> background checks on his customers... Who's he
> selling to? Are the guns being used to commit
> crimes, or sold again to those who will?
Again...
>
> > If you're going to post your stupid
> anti-guntard
> > shit, then at least own it.
>
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> 6bhpG Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Using the term gunlover-tard and then babbling
> on
> > about 'one-gun-a-paycheck' resellers and the
> guns
> > being used in crimes.
>
> The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller came from Double
> Action Jackson's post.
>
> Sometimes, guns are used in crimes. I'm not sure
> if you're aware of that.
And the elaboration with respect to them 'concerning you the most' and (largely incorrect) stuff about sales, and background checks, etc., all came from you:
> These are the type of gun sales that concern me
> the most. The 'one-gun-a-paycheck' reseller
> doesn't have to be licensed, doesn't have to do
> background checks on his customers... Who's he
> selling to? Are the guns being used to commit
> crimes, or sold again to those who will?
Again...
>
> > If you're going to post your stupid
> anti-guntard
> > shit, then at least own it.
>
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Polly Progressive
()
Date: July 21, 2015 05:26PM
They should melt them all down and make a statue of Mike Brown.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
MPbXV
()
Date: July 21, 2015 05:32PM
Then we would have a lot more Mike Browns around beating up store owners and pushing around defenseless people ...
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
what?
()
Date: July 21, 2015 05:41PM
MPbXV Wrote:
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> Then we would have a lot more Mike Browns around
> beating up store owners and pushing around
> defenseless people ...
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> Then we would have a lot more Mike Browns around
> beating up store owners and pushing around
> defenseless people ...
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Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Mike O'Meara Show Fan
()
Date: July 21, 2015 10:39PM
The cops stole the guns. It's really that simple.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
Shhdjfhd
()
Date: July 22, 2015 02:55AM
Polly Progressive Wrote:
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> They should melt them all down and make a statue
> of Mike Brown.
Winner!!
Btw, I own 30 guns, most are high end AR-15's like HK, LMT, JP, Vltor, and specialty Colts.
1,200. I am very impressed and jeolous. I don't even know how you store 1,200 guns.
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> They should melt them all down and make a statue
> of Mike Brown.
Winner!!
Btw, I own 30 guns, most are high end AR-15's like HK, LMT, JP, Vltor, and specialty Colts.
1,200. I am very impressed and jeolous. I don't even know how you store 1,200 guns.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
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eesh
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Date: July 22, 2015 03:15AM
He could been a C & R collector. It's really easy to get a C & R license from the ATF and you can have firearms considered curio and relic shipped straight to your home.
Only thing that sucks is the ATF can do a surprise inspection any time of day and make sure you are keeping inventory logs.
Only thing that sucks is the ATF can do a surprise inspection any time of day and make sure you are keeping inventory logs.
Re: The Gunlover-tard Champion is crowned: LAPD Find 1,200 Guns, 2 Tons Of Ammo In Man's Home While Investigating His Death
Posted by:
detpmetta redrum
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Date: July 22, 2015 03:16AM
you are about to have a lot shipped to your home soon