i think we agree that an almost total ban would be nearly impossible in this country, but what we have to guard against are the nickel & dime restrictions which can add up over time.
There seems to be a lot of anti-NRA sentiment being implied here. As a life member of the NRA, I can assure you I don't feel that way and to quote the bumper sticker "I'm the NRA, and I vote!" I not only vote, I put my money where my mouth is and contribute to several gun rights groups besides the NRA-ILA and Golden Eagles. As long as the anti's can count on us being divided among ourselves they have a really good chance of taking away our guns. If you're not a member of the NRA - you should be, and let your voices be heard - Or the CCRKBA, or the 2nd amendment foundation, or the CSSA or any other group fighting in the political arena.I like to think that we won't have an all out ban in the states but there are a lot of ignorant voters in this country (and very evil politicians). And the fact that the NRA doesn't care much for semi-automatic weapons doesn't help things. I wouldn't be surprised when Hillary becomes president the NRA will make a "deal" where they won't fight a semi-auto pistol and rifle ban as long as they get to keep their bolt action hunting rifles... :![]()
Not so much anti-NRA as just sad that they are so eager to compromise. I realize that there are A LOT of NRA members who own and enjoy shooting semi-auto rifles and pistols but there are even more members who in the face of Hitlery (or some other gun banner) would be more than willing to give up the right to own semi-auto weapons if they could be promised the right to keep their hunting rifles.There seems to be a lot of anti-NRA sentiment being implied here.
If such a gun ban happens here I wouldn't be surprised to see a lot more stuff like this or worse:It was hard enough for all gun owners to watch them just throw the guns on the floor in a pile before execution.