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Their 2014 gun turn-in was supposed to be announced two months ago - sounds like a lack of funds. Maybe we can host our own NWFA gun turn-in.
I like that idea. Have a bunch of private buyers, cash in hand, ready to give over a little money to take guns off the anti-gun crowd (since they're the only ones foolish enough to actually participate in a buy back). We should do this. I could use some new guns in my collection for $50 a pop.
Love the idea! Don't for get, technically a gun show.Their 2014 gun turn-in was supposed to be announced two months ago - sounds like a lack of funds. Maybe we can host our own NWFA gun turn-in.
Maybe this had something to do with their delayed plans?Their 2014 gun turn-in was supposed to be announced two months ago - sounds like a lack of funds. Maybe we can host our own NWFA gun turn-in.
[nelson]HA HA[/nelson]Maybe this had something to do with their delayed plans?
http://www.shotgunnews.com/2013/06/27/gun-grabbers-squabble-after-seattle-gun-buyback/
And every so often there's the story of the smart gun owner who turns in a non-functioning collection of gun parts and then uses the gift card or cash to buy a new gun. Oh, but wait, that would require Ceasefire to connect the dots, which is something they've never really been able to do well...
True, but no one makes them fulfill the legal requirements do they?Seems to me when the anti-gunners have a buy back then THEY satisfy the "gun-show" technicality.
My brother was dissapointed when the buyback didn't happen this year. Got some nice deals last year.
Bought a few non-functinal(but still went click when you pulled the trigger) guns off people who didn't want to wait in line, and turned them in for Freddy's gift cards to use for more ammo. It was really fun answering their survey on why we were turning the guns in.