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**Dwencejed** · 09-25-2009, 06:24 PM

In all actuality a small part (very very small) of me wishes it would happen here......I have nothing to hide and I keep all of the documents, receipts for all of my firearms. They would be in my home for about 5 minutes...I would love to see the countless amount of people charged with possessing an illegal firearm....it would make me all warm and fuzzy inside...

A lot of people on the Right (and probably some on the Left) REALLY want to see it happen here; that's why guy sales are so high: a certain section of the population is just creaming themselves over the notional that one day the Feds are going to bust down their door and try to take their guns.

Your reason for saying you want this to happen is more rational than most, but it does beg the question: what a legal gun? My father owns a couple of guns which we inherited when my grandmother died (she lived in rural Western PA). We could prove they were part of her estate, but they were no receipts, and when my father looked into it, no legal mechanism to transfer title in that situation.

09-25-2009, 06:24 PM	#15
Dwencejed Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 474 Senior Member	In all actuality a small part (very very small) of me wishes it would happen here......I have nothing to hide and I keep all of the documents, receipts for all of my firearms. They would be in my home for about 5 minutes...I would love to see the countless amount of people charged with possessing an illegal firearm....it would make me all warm and fuzzy inside... A lot of people on the Right (and probably some on the Left) REALLY want to see it happen here; that's why guy sales are so high: a certain section of the population is just creaming themselves over the notional that one day the Feds are going to bust down their door and try to take their guns. Your reason for saying you want this to happen is more rational than most, but it does beg the question: what a legal gun? My father owns a couple of guns which we inherited when my grandmother died (she lived in rural Western PA). We could prove they were part of her estate, but they were no receipts, and when my father looked into it, no legal mechanism to transfer title in that situation.
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