NY Cuomo pushes for major gun ban....

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michal1980

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cumo's logic can be used to limit ban everything.

too much free speech is bad, why do we need so much. etc etc.
 

exdeath

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lol American gun politics. A huge majority of gun crimes involve pistols, therefore we should ban rifles.

Yup. Street racing teen kills people in a crash racing his Honda Civic, we need to ban those dangerous high power Corvettes and sports cars!

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Fenixgoon

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quoting the article here:

Cracking down on high-powered weapons has long been a priority for many urban Democrats in the Legislature; to draw attention to the issue, one senator even went to a gun shop near Albany to buy ammunition for an AK-47 while the transaction was recorded with a hidden camera.

so what is exactly wrong or illegal about purchasing 7.62mm ammo? nothing as far as i know of.

and i would LOVE to find out the number of firearm homicides in new york that are performed with handguns/shotguns/rifles. you know, because criminals regularly walk around with a rifle hidden in the back of their pants :roll:
 

monovillage

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One of the reasons the politicians are making such ridiculous anti-gun wish lists is they want the pro-gun citizens, politicians and lobbyists to be more amenable to making some type of "compromise".
The only type of compromise I want to see is complete CCW reciprocity amongst all the states, no taxes of any kind paid on gun or ammunition purchases and "must issue" CCW laws.
 

xj0hnx

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One of the reasons the politicians are making such ridiculous anti-gun wish lists is they want the pro-gun citizens, politicians and lobbyists to be more amenable to making some type of "compromise".
The only type of compromise I want to see is complete CCW reciprocity amongst all the states, no taxes of any kind paid on gun or ammunition purchases and "must issue" CCW laws.

As well as a repeal of the 1934 National Firearms Act, and the 1986 Firearms Owners Protection Act.
 

monovillage

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As well as a repeal of the 1934 National Firearms Act, and the 1986 Firearms Owners Protection Act.

Good additions! Sounds like a reasonable compromise to me. Who says gun owners aren't willing to compromise?
 

Venix

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quoting the article here:

so what is exactly wrong or illegal about purchasing 7.62mm ammo? nothing as far as i know of.

and i would LOVE to find out the number of firearm homicides in new york that are performed with handguns/shotguns/rifles. you know, because criminals regularly walk around with a rifle hidden in the back of their pants :roll:

But 7.62x39 is "high-powered!" Sure, it's considerably slower, less powerful, and has a much shorter effective range than .30-06, .30-30, .308, or practically any other common deer hunting round. But scary looking guns use it, so it's "high-powered assault ammo."