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no need to do that before hand.

We’ve been through this before. Too many so-called “responsible gun owners,” aren’t responsible.

At the very least, guns should be registered, notwithstanding the whining.

Anything can be stolen with enough time. Thieves have sawed out floors and rolled safes out of houses or cut them open with cutting wheels.

gunz, and you darn sure shouldn’t tote them in public.

or Michael Dunn, just one fight with the wife away from killing someone.

Goes triple for most gun-toters.

What a nice non-debate tactic.

The assumption is that any safe will be broken into. Just a question of how long it will take.

And it would be illegal for you to own them.

to is because you can't read in context and are trying too hard to protect your gunz.

Try reading without pointing at, and mouthing, each word.

So I have nothing to protect, and I am now in favor of serious gun control.

So why are you so concerned?

Everyone who owns a gun isn't a "gun-stroker".
I own several, and I've never stroked one of them.

And the fucking Mona Lisa was stolen. Is it your educated opinion that the Louvre shouldn't be allowed to have art?

The Golden State Killer stole someone's firearm and later used it in murders.

When I was in the military I always had to have my weapon within arms reach or secured in an arms room and people are arguing against the protection of safes. It scares me this many people have guns.

Someone posted upthread. I shouldn't have added that part but I hope people find solutions to keep guns safe from others.

Contact any safe manufacturer, all state they can be defeated with enough time. The purpose of a safe is to make it so difficult a thief gives up trying to steal the contents.

I wouldn't own a gun at all so no one will use it to murder someone else.

Though if being used to murder someone is the concern, most tools are just as dangerous. An ax in the wrong hands can be very deadly. We don't lock axes up because they are cheap and common. Guns are locked up because they are expensive and a priority theft target.

People continue to die and people continue to make arguments against gun control. It is exhausting.

Other than limiting magazine capacities and removing assault weapons from the market, it's a quixotic quest. And it distracts from issues that should matter more like healthcare, which saves far more lives.

But you knew that. You do seem to have a lot of these pictures collected. It makes people wonder...

sleep or walk down the street without them. The cost ain’t worth it.

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"

I have never had a gun stolen - I have some bigass safes.

get away with it. Register your weapons.

Licensing the owner also... Just like a car.. License and register.... Israel which has more of a need for people to own and carry firearms has very strict laws. License, register and yearly proof of continued training. You also have to bring your firearm into a military or police department to have the serial # verified often... Not a bad system. With such deadly force comes great responsibility and need for more than just two hands to point and shoot. YMMV
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You got it back because you filed a police report and the serial number was entered into NiCs. It was recovered during the investigation of a crime and checked against the FBI. Registration had nothing to do with it.

It was only the bank fraud complaint which gave them my info.

They did not get it off my DMV.

Back in 1982 my roommate had a party and it got gone. As I said, I only had the one pistol.

I should have had a safe? I didn't have ammo and never fired it. I got out if the Marines and bought it a few years later.

Is there an issue with a Democrat owning ONE pistol? Why?

I am looking to pop 20 but it costs $20 for a day.

I only need an hour.

Expensive hobby in an urban area.

Good luck and, Semper Fi!

NRA has a huge registry of firearms owners and guns.

Really.....