"I want my big gun"
- You can't have it.
"BAWWWWWWWWWWW!"


Gun owners: Baby wants his bottle.

Decisions have consequences and we ALL reap what we sow. When the cities sow division and pass laws against the vocal opposition of so many who take the time and trouble to show up and make their voices heard so clearly? Well... Reap it.

I'd like to think this would teach that city a lesson in listening to the people they're supposed to be representing ABOVE their own PERSONAL ideas of what is a good idea...but I'm sure it won't. I hope to see new faces in every seat when elections come to remove them to a person.

Originally posted by DaTroof
"I want my big gun"
- You can't have it.
"BAWWWWWWWWWWW!"


Gun owners: Baby wants his bottle.

You are a joke. How does this comment even add anything to this thread? Seriously? Trolling for stars, as usual.

Anyways, on topic, I think this is great and hopefully more people and establishments follow this kind of lead.

Yah! now go use our tax money to build yourself a top of the line private state owned gun range that is 10x better then ours that only you can use.

Good on them, these GOV officials need to remember that they are part of the community also, we need to start giving them a taste of their own medicine make them hate living where they serve, kick them out of restaurants. Deny them service in private business's. If you are their waiter, pee in their soup, act as if you are tyler durden. WWTDD (what would tyler durden do)

For the children?

We can see who is carrying the political talking points from the admin what they should have done is recalled the council members.

I was wondering how long it would be before gun manufacturers stopped selling to the government. Imagine if no one would sell bullets to cities and states for law enforcement.

Originally posted by VictorVonDoom
I was wondering how long it would be before gun manufacturers stopped selling to the government. Imagine if no one would sell bullets to cities and states for law enforcement.

Companies really CAN stop providing products (like guns and ammo) and services to the federal government in a free market if they want to. This is exactly why it is so important to the government to keep the CEO’s of major corporations on a tight leash. The government technically can’t own the means of production under our current laws but if they keep the CEO’s on a tight leash they basically do just that, don’t they? The government DOES control production through crony capitalism, so we'll never see companies put the squeeze on the fed.

Crony Capitalism = Greed before country....on both ends (the government and big business)

Originally posted by VictorVonDoom
I was wondering how long it would be before gun manufacturers stopped selling to the government. Imagine if no one would sell bullets to cities and states for law enforcement.

This has been the result in central Texas; although the cause is market forces rather than policy.

The run on ammo (particularly specialized "military style" ammo) has meant that Swat teams and tactical types cannot buy supplies---the stores are "out of stock."

I have heard workers at ammo retailer complain (while I was standing in line by the empty shelves) that the ATF is threatening to not allow manufacturers to ship across state lines for the time being. No dealer wants to get a big shipment in, because if it is confiscated they will lose all the money tied up in it.

That was several weeks ago, when the run on stores was peaking in TX (January 10 or so). I haven't been back to a store because I have all the ammo I need now. At least wife says so.

Army surplus ammo cannister makes a fine ottoman; it's just too heavy to move by yourself.

The for guns is on

Great thread. This needs to happen over & over till they get the message. I live in N.C. & I know that the same thing goes on around here with gun ranges & police/sheriff depts. So this must be a "semi normal" thing between police depts and gun ranges that open in or near their cities.

I know the some of the ranges Ive been to were owned by ex-law enforcment folks. But this is a little bigger than it seems. Gun range owners acoss the nation need to follow this tact. Here in N.C. if you can get atleast 150 yards away from any home in the county you can shoot. So I went and built my own range, what a damn $$$ saver it was.

But the sheriffs dept came out and checked it any ways. How funny that was, two deputies were with me shooting at my range & two of their fellow deputies came because " they got a call". And yes they actually measured the distance from the rear of my home to the range.

Now every other saturday, I have about three to four sheriff's deputies & their kids come out and use my back yard range. I charge them $ 5 bucks a person, in turn a portion of that goes to our local suicide prevention org. It's actually a donation vs a outright charge. I like the fact I have LE friends that have the very same mindset as me. It can't hurt to have LE friends. On a side note, the only reason I am friends with any of them is the fact that one of the deputies was the first responder to an home invasion I was involved in a few years ago. He & I have been good friends since that night and the ensuing days after that night.

All I can say is that he was there for me after the incident. Helped me get the right people to talk with as taking a life will take a toll on your mental state . Sorry I sort of got long winded in your thread. S& F good sir.