So... Let's suppose that a ban is enacted...

[Sean88gt]

Looks like that revolution may be happening sooner rather than later...

[Machx2]

I do not think that a gun ban is coming. I do however think that they will be doing like Cali, and banning hi-cap mags. We shall see, I sure hope not.

[4king]

Bought an Ar yesterday. I think the ban on them is pretty much written on the wall


Not scared about a Complete gun ban, however the simplest solution is to regulate ammunition. That would stop gun sales to the general public real quick

[onemeangixxer7502]

Bought an Ar yesterday. I think the ban on them is pretty much written on the wall


Not scared about a Complete gun ban, however the simplest solution is to regulate ammunition. That would stop gun sales to the general public real quick

i think it will be an outright ban or a tax so crazy people cant afford it.

[KBScobravert]

i think it will be an outright ban or a tax so crazy people cant afford it.

Look at ammunition prices today vs 10 years ago. They went up nearly as much as gold has. I remember paying $99.00 for 1,000 rds of 5.56 in 1999. Today that is going to run you no less than $400. All due in part to taxes and legislation.

[Vertnut]

I hope all the people that said this election didn't matter, or who won didn't matter, realize what's about to transpire. Just think if the Libs held the house majority, too. There will still be some "bans" enacted, but not to the extent of having a Dem-controlled house of representatives. Barry will also be appointing more supreme court justices, and you can bet your ass they won't be conservative judges.
Dubya would have NEVER responded the way the messiah has.

[sc281]

Interesting:

“With just one single exception, the attack on congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson in 2011, every public shooting since at least 1950 in the U.S. in which more than three people have been killed has taken place where citizens are not allowed to carry guns.”

[runin90lx]

"It will ban the sale, the transfer, the importation, and the possession. Not retroactively, but prospectively. It will ban the same for big clips, drums or strips of more than 10 bullets," she said. "There will be a bill."

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/12/16/feinstein-to-introduce-assault-weapons-ban-bill/

[Tyrone Biggums]

So, how many of you that have plans to purchase any new gun in the future have reservations about doing so to remain "off paper"?

[Gargamel]

There's a ban coming. It will have absolutely zero effect on tragedies such as what has recently transpired, but it will be put in place anyway.

I've been playing with the idea of an AR for some time, so it may be time to buy\assemble one within the very near future.

[Jester]

I've been playing with the idea of an AR for some time, so it may be time to buy\assemble one within the very near future.

thats what we are doing.

[Moose242]

My biggest issue would be owning assets that I would not be allowed to sell or pass down.

[CJ]

My biggest issue would be owning assets that I would not be allowed to sell or pass down.

Exactly my problem.

[mikec]

My biggest issue would be owning assets that I would not be allowed to sell or pass down.

Exactly my problem.

Heh, you two are going to be majorly affected by this. So do you start selling them off now, or hope you don't get caught with so much capital being effectively eliminated?

[CJ]

Heh, you two are going to be majorly affected by this. So do you start selling them off now, or hope you don't get caught with so much capital being effectively eliminated?

I'm not so much concerned about the selling part as I am the passing down part. I rarely sell guns, I just don't want heirlooms and other pieces of history to be effectively eliminated. The NRA-ILA better be ready for a battle, empty the damn coffers if they have to but protect our gun rights.