How easy it is to buy a gun in a gas station

You're jealousy is sooooo transparent.

Edited by Mack - 04 June 2013 at 7:56pm

I like how they totally left out the fact that they had a background check.

SSOK wrote: I like how they totally left out the fact that they had a background check.

Yeah I see his point, but technically it's still easier to get a gun in some parts of the US. Especially a rifle.

Kind of brings up an interesting debate a friend of mine and I had-he told me he didn't think your 2nd amendment should be restricted because of a felony. Of course, I immediately (and vehemently) disagreed with him, but in retrospect I can see his point. I'm not necessarily going to agree with it, but I can see where the blanket felony = no guns can be a tad overreaching, especially if its not a violent felony.

Shoot, in certain parts of WV and MD, you can buy guns, booze, bait, and gas all in the same store.

I was under the impression Canada had a five round limit on magazine capacity.

The ominous music doesn't add any further bias at all.

*edit*

Also yeah, if you have a license and background check, why not be able to buy unrestricted firearms? I think the issue people will have/ may want to review is what classifies as unrestricted/ restricted.

Edited by choopie911 - 05 June 2013 at 10:17pm

Mack wrote: tallen702 wrote: Shoot, in certain parts of WV and MD, you can buy guns, booze, bait, and gas all in the same store. When I lived in South Dakota in the late 1980's, the city I was in had a liquor store with a drive-through window.

I barfed spam all over your page. Sorry. I'll see myself out.


Edited by Reb Cpl - 06 June 2013 at 9:54am

tallen702 wrote: Shoot, in certain parts of WV and MD, you can buy guns, booze, bait, and gas all in the same store.

when I bought my AR i also bought 2 boxes of ammo. as well as 2 impulse buys, a ski mask and a hunting knife. the only one who was shocked was my friend who is kind of "city".