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To: mojitojoe

They can take my guns when they kill me.

Make your own guns. More importantly, figure out how to make your own ammunition. It’s just as club without ammo.

Make the tyrants in Congress stay up late at night wondering just how many back woods metal shops there are in the heartland turning out firearms.

If it isn’t the moment when they decide to kill us all, at least we’ll learn something and/or have some fun building things.


122 posted on 02/10/2009 8:34:35 PM PST by MichiganConservative (You are a slave. The government is your owner and master. For many slaves, it is also their god.)
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To: MichiganConservative
Just told an idiot friend that, last week. I Opened my trunk and she spied my locked gun case. She said “isn't against the law to have a gun in your trunk?

I said
1st. I took the bolt out of it, as I am trying to figure out how to take the thing apart, so I can clean it.

2nd. I don't even own any ammunition for the thing.

3rd. It is in a locked hard case.

The law states that you can transport a long gun in the front seat if you want.(wouldn't advise it) So long as it is unloaded. If you are transporting ammo then gun and ammo go in separate containers or areas of the vehicle. So yes it is legal to transport.

But think about it, with no bolt and no ammo this thing is nothing more than a club or a couple of pieces of wood and some metal. It 100% useless.

Of course, as soon as I can find the rings that go with scope I bought for it(misplaced them somewhere) and I can pull the bolt apart once, clean and reassemble, just once, then I will buy some ammo for it.

Until then, like I said, it's just a couple pieces of wood and some metal or a very handy club.

147 posted on 02/10/2009 8:47:17 PM PST by Vendome
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