Information on the local address would be appreciated. I may be able to report on this turn in in person. If anyone else is planning on being there, send a freepmail and maybe we can work something out.
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04/25/2014 1:05:13 PM PDT by
marktwain
To: marktwain
The ideal situation for those organizing the turn in would be to allow private buyers to purchase the valuable guns, while having the organizers take the cheap guns "off the streets". As these events are ideologically driven, that seems unlikely, but it might be worth an attempt at outreachIn Milwaukee?? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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04/25/2014 1:20:36 PM PDT by
Mygirlsmom
(No Mo (zilla). I'm going to the Opera instead.)
To: marktwain
Hmmm, my mind is racing with the idea of a non-profit that is set up to “buyback” guns. Then I could donate to the non-profit a chunk of cash, then rent a van, put up a big gun buy back banner near one of these places and buy these guns up. Say offer $200 to $250 for assault rifles then turn around and sell them for a profit.
To: marktwain; Hunton Peck; Diana in Wisconsin; P from Sheb; Shady; DonkeyBonker; Wisconsinlady; JPG; ..
Gun buyback set for Milwaukee.
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To: marktwain
Its highly unlikely that any widows of WWII combat veterans remain anywhere near 2500 W. Medford Ave. Similarly I can assure you that the local residents don’t have deer camps up north.
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