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To: Danae
They are stuck in a Clinton-era time warp.

The difference this time is that millions more citizens own semi-auto rifles and millions more citizens have concealed carry permits now as compared to, say, 1994. Even amongst the Out Door Life crowd in the early 1990’s it was only the nut cases who had AR-15’s, whereas now they are seen as bona fide varmint rifles that have gone main stream (heck, even Remington makes one now). Throw in the Heller decision, and things get interested.

There are also democratic legislators who saw a good number of their comrades booted out of office in 1994 too, and would rather not play that game anymore.

If Obamzo the clown reads “these guns belong on foreign battle fields” off his teleprompter one more time, someone ought to ask if his secret service detail is on a foreign battle field. If disarmament is such a dandy thing then why should the federal government pester private individuals when the federal government could disarm itself with the stroke of a pen?

20 posted on 05/29/2009 10:24:05 PM PDT by Jacob Morgan
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To: Jacob Morgan; All
heck, even Remington makes one now

Funny you should mention Remington. It looks like their business may potentially be eliminated through Chrysler's bankruptcy. A relative of mine lost his job at Remington this week. He's in his late 30's and has worked for the company for many years dealing with promotions and training of new fire arms to police, etc. Remington is owned by the parent corporation of Chrysler and has recently gone from 3 Vice-presidents to 14. He was told that the company will no longer be selling to that type of business, only Walmart and such. What happens when WalMart decides, or is legislated, to no longer carry guns?
145 posted on 05/30/2009 11:40:44 AM PDT by callisto (It's the three T's: Too Many Taxes, Trillions in Debt, and Transparency)
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