When you ask for permission it is no longer a right. Who were the people singled out and sought after during the Katrina storm? The “REGISTERED GUN OWNERS.” To ask your state (hahahahaha) or the federal government (hahahaha) for permission to protect yourself or property is foolish at this point and time of diversity. I signed myself over from 1985-1993 U.S. Army (combat medic.)I saw upfront the political bull and as far as I’m concerned I will always wait for the authorities to protect me and my family along with all we have accrued. ....(turned sarcasm protector back on) Only law abiding citizens with tangible assests are pursued...money grubbing lawyers and politicians are the ones that need to be enlightened....as 1 might say. Tell me I’m wrong and I’ll be quiet.
I now reside in PA and I have a farm and it is time that I procure myself a decent rifle and shotgun for using to dispatch trespassing varmits (four legged or otherwise).
I have no desire to put myself in any database, so I am looking at only a sale from a private individual... as long as it is not a handgun.
I agree that I should not have to ask anyone if I may excersise my 2A right. Just, well, I am a bit frustrated because I can not exactly go out and find the perfect rifle and shotgun for my needs. There is a gun auction near me next week and a nice Winchester Model 94 cambered for 30-30 up on the block, but the auction house carries an FFL... so maybe I have to go to the sale, and approach the winning bidder to resell it to me. There is also a high S/N Winchester Model 1886 in .33 WCF... but then I suppose I would be looking at instantly becoming a reloader. I have little clue... they apparently stopped offering .33 WCF in like 1940 or something.
Frustrating.