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Even Liberals Are Buying Guns Now...
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Very true B2G, steer them in the right direction now that they've had their significant emotional experience.
Well yes, of course they are buying guns but THEY need them. It's not like they're some kind of gun loving ammosexual perv like the rest of us!
When the ranges open back up we'll make them one of us.
Well yes, of course they are buying guns but THEY need them. It's not like they're some kind of gun loving ammosexual perv like the rest of us!
Hey msn I resemble that remark OK.....
Couple things on this. I don't think a lot of true Anti-gun people are now buying guns, it's most likely gun neutral people who never cared about gun control because it just wasn't an important issue in their lives. Second, there are already A LOT of liberals and people on the left that own and enjoy firearms . Way more than the media leads you to believe. I'm a new gun owner , purchased before all this happened. I'm also much further left that most people and a lot further left than any mainstream democratic candidate. I know a lot of people on my side of the political spectrum that are very well armed. I'll also add that I don't really care what anyone else's politics are but for me personally I'm not a one issue voter and I sometimes find myself having to vote against one of my own interests in order to support a handful of others that I believe are important. I also believe one of the issues the mainstream Democrats have is there stance on gun control. I don't believe that most left leaning Americans think it's that big of an issue and the Democrats have only hurt themselves by latching on to it . I honestly don't really understand why guns have become such a partisan issue. There are people all over the political map that own and enjoy firearms
I'll agree that I don't understand why. I just know that rabid, unyielding, hysterical, ignorant gun control measures seem to come *overwhelmingly* from Democrat politicians, their voters and the media.
You are quite welcome here as a fellow gun owner, but until Democrat lawmakers reverse their tune, they are Constitutional enemy #1 (or maybe #2 behind the mainstream media).
I'll add that I'm not a registered Democrat and until we have at least one other viable party/choice we're all kinda screwed.
I have been asked by some of the salaried folk most of the women with whomI work, how do you buy a gun? They were quite shocked when I told them the whole thing. I try to educate them on proper stance, grip, control of the weapin after firing, what happens during and after a justified shooting etc. It is a hard lump for some of them to swallow (figuratively speaking of course).
Had a liberal co-worker come up to me last week and say he heard there was a shortage of guns.....I said "not in my house"....I think he wanted to see if i would offer him a gun, because of the recent madness....Not gonna happen...
I've heard various friends and family say the same basic thing, "I'll just go over to such and such house, he's got lots of guns. I'll be able to load up all I want, bla, bla, bla..."
I don't argue with friends and family so I just shake my head internally and hope they don't have to find out the truth the hard way, namely, they won't be able to get squat.
Thank you sir. I'd rather we all just get along regardless of our political affiliation.
I count myself a Dem.
I'm also life or better NRA, 2AF, JPFO, GAO, state association, etc., and hold a hold bunch of instructor, coach and RO certs. And, yes, I have taught, RO'd, been a volunteer match or shoot worker, etc.
This liberal isn't buying guns right now. Prices are far from optimum, economy's shaky and now's a better time to put the discretionary income toward a financial cushion. Plus, it's not exactly like my gun safe's empty.
I'm also life or better NRA, 2AF, JPFO, GAO, state association, etc., and hold a hold bunch of instructor, coach and RO certs. And, yes, I have taught, RO'd, been a volunteer match or shoot worker, etc.
This liberal isn't buying guns right now. Prices are far from optimum, economy's shaky and now's a better time to put the discretionary income toward a financial cushion. Plus, it's not exactly like my gun safe's empty.
How Do You Handle People Who Suddenly Want To Borrow a Gun?
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I was at Cabelas in Hammond today. The line to buy guns had about 20 people in it. I thought I heard a store employee say that it was a 5 hour ordeal to get through the process. Probably 60 percent of the line were women in their 30's. I bought some 308 because I was there for something else and needed it. Watched other people browsing the mostly empty ammo shelves and they looked like zombies going from caliber to caliber reading the boxes.
Who can a dem gun owner vote for in 2020? Which dem running is pro 2A?
Ran into that with a guy at work who bought an AR-15. He comes to work the next day telling me how it took a while to figure out how to release the mag, release the bolt, and wondering what that little flip up thingy where the bullets come out was for. Then he asks if I have some shells that he could buy. I told him I'd only sell to him if he would allow me to give him a crash course. He informed me that he was 54 years old and he could figure it out by himself. I told him to figure out where to get ammo.
