How Do Criminals Get Their Guns? (Page 13)

Wild__: And why must we have two seperate forums, with two seperate names, to discuss the same subject?

We have a documented chain of ownership in California for the sole purpose of helping law enforcement solve crime. None of my personal information is relesaed to the public and thats the way it should remain.

Clearly what we need is more laws (i.e.regulation) at the federal level. If someone where to travel around the country in a car, and possess firearms, they better do their research first. In order to travel in California all firearms must be in a locked container. And all ammunition must be stored in a seperate locked container.

I would support a "mandated chain of ownership" law at the federal level, as I believe such would help reduce crime and assisst law enforcement in prosecuting criminals, without infringing on my rights.

Kaiya_: everyone in the USA should have a gun. In China there are riots of dissatisfaction all the time but since the government are the only ones who have guns its easy to control the people. You guys who afraid of gun owners need to thank them for preparing to stand up for what is right on your behalf and not be so willing to give up everyone elses rights because you too scared and dont know what else to do or how to act.

lori100:


As 3D-printed rifles get real, are changes to gun-control laws coming?
www.foxnews.com
Reports of a Canadian man successfully firing 14 single rounds from a rifle manufactured by a 3-D printer has the weapon’s American designer wondering whether the apparent breakthrough will force the U.S. government to rethink its ban on posting his plans online.

TacticalTurtle: From corrupt governments and dimilitarized depots.

TacticalTurtle: I'm talking about full-auto, grenades, rockets and other anti-personnel arsenal. Law-abiding citizens need at least semi-autos to be close to even.

lori100:


Improved RFID Technology in Smart Guns Threatens Second Amendment
www.thenewamerican.com
RFID technology has advanced to the point where a chip, installed in the grip of a handgun, will allow the government to render the gun useless instantly. by Bob Adelmann

Titanser: Illegally of course.