Elio Amazed
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The rifle alone was $725 plus tax.
They cover the background check fee.
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They cover the background check fee.
plan to ..... we will back in St Louis on April 13th and return home about 10 days later .... my plans are to it and the 11-87 with us
Wow! Almost a month and this thread is still here! Congratulations! Thought for sure from the first few pages it would be taken down. So here's my contribution: I own 2 weapons, a Stevens - model 56 - bolt action, .22 long rifle with scope, given to my Dad Christmas Day 1942. It was used then so I have no idea how old it really is. It was the first weapon I ever fired and hit the target at about 75 yards at the age of 10. I won't say where I hit the target but I hit it.
The other is a S&W 22 revolver that belonged to my Great Uncle. He's been gone 34 years and I have no idea how long he owned it. Both fire .22 long rounds. Now that I have a place out in the country, I can get more target practice in.
The other is a S&W 22 revolver that belonged to my Great Uncle. He's been gone 34 years and I have no idea how long he owned it. Both fire .22 long rounds. Now that I have a place out in the country, I can get more target practice in.
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I am a second amendment supporter, but I have no registered firearms since I feel no need to comply with Unconstitutional Laws (as defined by plain English rather than politicians). Do I have any unregistered firearms? Who knows, but I want everyone INCLUDING the government to think I do.
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I'll come right out and say it, I have a few, maybe 5 that are at or over 100 years old, so I don't think they are going to have much of a paper trail.
That being said, I can't remember the last gun crime committed with a relic from the 1800's..
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Unbelievable isn't it, I gave this thread like 2 days tops, but so far (knock on wood) nobody's gotten political, that's for a whole other forum somewhere (jeezee there must be at least 2Wow! Almost a month and this thread is still here! Congratulations! Thought for sure from the first few pages it would be taken down. So here's my contribution: I own 2 weapons, a Stevens - model 58 - bolt action, 22 rifle with scope, given to my Dad Christmas Day 1942. It was used then so I have no idea how old it really is. It was the first weapon I ever fired and hit the target at about 75 yards at the age of 10. I won't say where I hit the target but I hit it.
) It's nice to see we can be adults about it. It's actually refreshing to having whole discussions without arguments about who's watching who and who's coming to take what. Let's face it, this is a super sore subject in the U.S., they are dangerous and people do use them for nefarious deeds, but for most of us here (I hope) it's just a tool or a hobby. I have been a gun owner for 40+ years now, and not once have I even pointed one at someone (almost did twice when someone threatened me on the street, sure made me feel safer), so for me it's like owning a race car, dangerous but only if you're an A-hole about it.Anyway rambling on, thanks everyone for making it to the 20 page mark!
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You didn't say a NICS check, you said registration.
I often wonder if the government is following their own laws by destroying those checks after performing them.
Absolutely no way do they follow their own law and they HAVE exempted themselves from prosecution for violating those laws.You didn't say a NICS check, you said registration.
I often wonder if the government is following their own laws by destroying those checks after performing them.
I have no doubt your guns are "registered" at the time of the background check. They need to know where to look when they come to take them away.