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How the Legislative Sausage is Made in New York: IMI Systems Quote of the Day

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“Nobody took the time or made the effort to find out what all this would entail. This was a case of ‘Let’s get this done, and we will figure it out later.’ But the details are now coming back to bite them in the butt.” – New York State Rifle and Pistol Association director Tom King in County officials: Pistol permit re-certification a ‘mess’ [via publican.com]

 

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  1. Start selling them now. Force the local police departments to purchase such devices. Let the gun ban kick in.

    Then calmly sit back and listen to the reactions.

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  2. “Legislative Sausage” is what you do with the remains of your government once you’ve executed your will under paragraph 2 of the Declaration of Independence. What do you do with the sausage once you’ve made it? You sell it to the crazy, evil, POS MFs that buy fetus parts and make food out of them. Who are they? We’re going to find out when the DOJ gets done with probing Planned Parenthood https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/08/us/politics/planned-parenthood-fetal-tissue-transfers-federal-investigation.html.

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  3. Me myself as a person of darker skin (i refuse to call myself black ) am legally able to carry but choose not to because in some situations with law enforcement they automatically categorize you as a thug or drug dealer or suspect because my hair clothes music speech is different but judging me by my appearance is wrong i dress the way i feel comfortable my dreads and 3 gold teeth do not stop me from doing my job as an accountant but when cops see a black man in a Porsche (ive gotten stopped a few times to see if it was stolen) it raises an eybrow they want to search my car id rather not give them a reason to hold me up any longer than a run my registration and let me be on my way having my firearm would be another hour to see if its clean check my permit run my license and subjectted to a ton of questions i dont want that headache especially in Florida where cops have been trigger happy lately

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  4. I think it comes down to a case by case basis. If it’s a rogue male that poses a direct threat to people through destruction of property or actual physical harm, then yes it would be the right thing. However simply taking an elephant to take an elephant always struck me as a certain kind of irreverent. Especially when I see people taking them with something like a crossbow, it feels like they’re making the hunt about their own accomplishments, hunting an animal like that should be taken seriously and done with the kind of sensitivity one would have for particpating in a religious service.

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  5. If it was necessary, managing wild life, threat of safety, etc., yes.

    I don’t kill ANYTHING unless it serves a real purpose. Trophy hunting? Nah, not my bag, baby. Killing is a chore, sometimes necessary. Besides, hauling off the carcass?! Uh unh.

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  6. It’s been proven that pistol carbines with magazines not in the pistol grip are fails. The old Ruger Police carbine and the Marlin Camp Carbine were discontinued and have been out of production for a long time for a reason.

    I like that this is a takedown, has the threaded barrel, rails, can accept a BX-25 trigger, etc., but it’s not going to make me give up my Sub 2000. If Ruger comes out with a 10mm version, then they’ll have my attention.

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  7. Its always go to see those in government positions enjoying shooting activies. Its even better when they are country bred, corn bread feed Americans. Shoot straight be safe . Keep sharing your gun pics girl!!!!!!!

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  8. Not really interested in a 9mm rifle. But I like how Ruger is stepping up to the plate. I may get the new EC9s and mebbe the Security 9. Oh and it’s American…

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