[Cacique500]

Guess he’d be really upset to learn about my high end thermal scope...

[a fool in paradise]

It’s for your own good

[Red Badger]

He doesn’t want his voters getting killed...............

[noiseman]

Well how else are we supposed to find Bigfoot and fight the zombie hordes? In all seriousness though, leftists are so clueless about the real world, yet have a bottomless desire to restrict and regulate that which they don’t understand. Their criterion is that if they don’t use something or see its value then it should be banned. Arrogant, self-centered little twits.

[Paine in the Neck]

I like being able to see who’s wandering across the pasture towards my house in the night. I like to be able to do it without shining a light to telegraph that I’m watching.

[DBrow]

“If Kim had an export license, very little would have prevented him from sending the equipment to North Korea,”

If he had an export license it would be legal, yes. having gone that route I can assure the huffers that IF a license were granted, the level of risk would be considered, and most likely the license would state exactly who in NK would receive it.

There are Gen2 scopes you can’t export to Canada or Mexico, so?

And to close, are they sure civilians should have access to baseball bats? Concealable, fast, silent, deadly when in the wrong hands.

[rlmorel]

"...Night vision equipment is “not the tool of sportsmen,” Everitt said. “It’s the tool of people who are seeking to kill as many people as possible in as short amount of time as possible..."

Really? What in this guy's pea-sized brain makes him think he can fathom the intentions or thoughts of anyone except himself?

Just...wow.

[Yo-Yo]

Feral hog hunters everywhere are deeply saddened.

[TADSLOS]

Well, it’s too late to put that genie back in the bottle, Sascha.

Wait until he finds out about evil drones.

[ConservativeDude]

But...what about the late night hog hunts in the Texas Hill Country?

Those can’t happen without this gear!

Surely HuffPost doesn’t want to cut down on that, do they?!

[sourcery]

This article will seem utterly ridiculous to you...unless you’ve ever spent quality time using night vision equipment to look up at the night sky. Then you’ll understand what this fake outrage is really all about. Just sayin’

[Blueflag]

Author has never hunted hogs or coyotes I guess.

And at $3500 and up, up, up, ... the average person ain’t gonna own a decent Gen III anyways

[mrsmith]

Yeah. The womyn at HuffPo want to feel they’re superior to their Life Partners.... and if only cats didn’t have night vision.

[MileHi]

I’m still waiting for the prices to moderate. That gear is expensive.

[Chad N. Freud]

I’ve noticed for a long time that anything in SportsmansGuide.com that involves night vision technology is banned to be shipped to a bunch of states.

[Deplorable American1776]

Not this ______ again... Night vision should be outlawed...? Sorry, you are a moron...

[Da Coyote]

Another organization whose stupidity can only be measured using scientific notation.

Surprised that they don’t add that those darned night vision electronics contribute to global warming...er...climate change.

[motor_racer]

Internet technology is too dangerous to be used by propagandists.

[faithhopecharity]

fortunately they lack any ability to take our property away from us

[SuperLuminal]

Their next target will be "trigger fingers"... Everyone will have to have them removed for being so dangerous...

Unintended consequences:

• Nose-picking becomes difficult;
• Giving directions will be difficult; and,
• Certain techniques of affection will be difficult.