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Correct. We have 80 million gun owners, discounting the 5 million or so that are in the gun gruops, sitting on the sidelines congratualating themselves so that they can continue to do nothing. If that bullet tax in California passes, they won't hear about it. If Simon loses in California, I predict a rash of gun laws in Cal. that will stop anyone from owning and that will spread to the rest of the U.S..

No more gun laws? Did we suddenly wake up this morning and Schumer, Boxer, Kennedy, Feinstein, and clinton suddenly lose their jobs? Is the assault weapons bill going to sunset in 2004? Yeah, sure, everyone go back to sleep now, everythings going to be all right. < sarcasm >

We have 80 million gun owners, discounting the 5 million or so that are in the gun gruops, sitting on the sidelines congratualating themselves so that they can continue to do nothing.

Jim Camarrano of the San Diego NRA Members Council (now called something else) refers to these people the "freedom freeloaders". He's dead-on.

FWIW, I give more money to pro-gun groups than I actually spend on firearms, targets, ammunition, range fees, etc. If one-tenth of the gun-owning public did half as much, our problems would be vanquished.