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« on: July 24, 2013, 06:37:31 PM »

Fundamental right to own guns.
Banning guns is unconstitutional.
Strongly support the second amendment.
Protect sportsmen's rights.
No ban on banning high-capacity magazines over 10 bullets.
No firearms in checked baggage on Amtrak trains, airplanes, or buses.
More gun convictions means less violent crimes.
Instant criminal checks on gun purchases.
Allowed concealed carry in national parks.
Allow lawsuits against gun manufacturers for gun violence.
Localities may regulate the storage of guns by those who provide childcare services.
Localities may require fingerprinting for gun purchases.
Localities may regulate gun transportation for residents and non-residents.
Machine guns must be registered with the state police.
No purchase registration necessary.
No lost/stolen registration necessary.
Ban on plastic firearms.
Ban on Striker 12's and Armsel Strikers.
No restricted ammunition.
No restricted accessories.
Ban guns in places of worship.
Ban guns in courthouses.
Ban guns in airport terminals.
Ban guns in schools, on school grounds, and school buses.
Ban guns at state parks, wildlife management areas, national forests, and state parks.
Ban guns on college campuses, college academic buildings, and college living quarters.
Ban guns on private property where prohibited by owner.
Manufacturers must keep a record machine guns, rifles, and shot guns assembled.
Manufacturers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns.
Dealers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns.
Ban on manufacturing guns containing less than 3.7 ounces of electromagnetical metal in barrel slide.
Dealers are prohibited from selling firearms to any person he knows is not allowed to transport a firearm.
Criminal background checks required for employees of gun dealers before they're allowed to transport firearms.
Criminal background check required for transportation of certain firearms.
Non-citizens may only purchase rifles and shotguns.
Private sellers may not sell to anyone who they know is prohibited from transporting or possessing a firearm.
Private sellers may only sell long guns and hand guns.
Gun owners may transport loaded handguns in a secure compartment of their vehicle.
No permit necessary to openly carry a firearm.
Nothing wrong with an open-carry country.
Concealed handgun permits are required to conceal a handgun.
Those applying for handgun permits must demonstrate competence with a handgun.
Not all owners of firearms are necessarily permitted to conceal a handgun.
States should recognize each other's handgun permits.
Consumption of alcohol prohibited when concealing a handgun in public.
Consumption of alcohol is legal when openly carrying a firearm.
No person may conceal a handgun or openly carry a firearm while under the influence of illegal drugs or being over the legal BAC to operate a vehicle.
Being under the influence laws should not apply to persons in their own home or place of residence.
Retired law enforcement officers and state officials shouldn't be required to conceal a handgun.



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« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2013, 06:57:55 PM »

Fundamental right to own guns. Yes
Banning guns is unconstitutional. Yes
Strongly support the second amendment. Yes
Protect sportsmen's rights. Yes
No ban on banning high-capacity magazines over 10 bullets. No
No firearms in checked baggage on Amtrak trains, airplanes, or buses. Yes
More gun convictions means less violent crimes. Yes
Instant criminal checks on gun purchases. Yes
Allowed concealed carry in national parks. No
Allow lawsuits against gun manufacturers for gun violence. Undecided
Localities may regulate the storage of guns by those who provide childcare services. No
Localities may require fingerprinting for gun purchases. No
Localities may regulate gun transportation for residents and non-residents. No
Machine guns must be registered with the state police. No
No purchase registration necessary. No
No lost/stolen registration necessary. No
Ban on plastic firearms. Yes
Ban on Striker 12's and Armsel Strikers. Yes
No restricted ammunition. No
No restricted accessories. No
Ban guns in places of worship. Yes
Ban guns in courthouses. Yes
Ban guns in airport terminals. Yes
Ban guns in schools, on school grounds, and school buses. Yes
Ban guns at state parks, wildlife management areas, national forests, and state parks. Yes
Ban guns on college campuses, college academic buildings, and college living quarters. Yes
Ban guns on private property where prohibited by owner. Yes
Manufacturers must keep a record machine guns, rifles, and shot guns assembled. Yes
Manufacturers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns. Yes
Dealers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns. Yes
Ban on manufacturing guns containing less than 3.7 ounces of electromagnetical metal in barrel slide. Yes
Dealers are prohibited from selling firearms to any person he knows is not allowed to transport a firearm. Yes
Criminal background checks required for employees of gun dealers before they're allowed to transport firearms. Yes
Criminal background check required for transportation of certain firearms. Yes
Non-citizens may only purchase rifles and shotguns. No
Private sellers may not sell to anyone who they know is prohibited from transporting or possessing a firearm. Yes
Private sellers may only sell long guns and hand guns. Yes
Gun owners may transport loaded handguns in a secure compartment of their vehicle. Undecided
No permit necessary to openly carry a firearm. No
Nothing wrong with an open-carry country. Undecided
Concealed handgun permits are required to conceal a handgun. Yes
Those applying for handgun permits must demonstrate competence with a handgun. Yes
Not all owners of firearms are necessarily permitted to conceal a handgun. Yes
States should recognize each other's handgun permits. Yes
Consumption of alcohol prohibited when concealing a handgun in public. Yes
Consumption of alcohol is legal when openly carrying a firearm. No
No person may conceal a handgun or openly carry a firearm while under the influence of illegal drugs or being over the legal BAC to operate a vehicle. Yes
Being under the influence laws should not apply to persons in their own home or place of residence. No
Retired law enforcement officers and state officials shouldn't be required to conceal a handgun. Undecided



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« Reply #2 on: July 24, 2013, 07:03:52 PM »

Fundamental right to own guns. Yes
Banning guns is unconstitutional. Yes
Strongly support the second amendment. Yes
Protect sportsmen's rights. Yes
No ban on banning high-capacity magazines over 10 bullets. No
No firearms in checked baggage on Amtrak trains, airplanes, or buses. Yes
More gun convictions means less violent crimes. Yes
Instant criminal checks on gun purchases. Yes
Allowed concealed carry in national parks. No
Allow lawsuits against gun manufacturers for gun violence. Undecided
Localities may regulate the storage of guns by those who provide childcare services. No
Localities may require fingerprinting for gun purchases. No
Localities may regulate gun transportation for residents and non-residents. No
Machine guns must be registered with the state police. No
No purchase registration necessary. No
No lost/stolen registration necessary. No
Ban on plastic firearms. Yes
Ban on Striker 12's and Armsel Strikers. Yes
No restricted ammunition. No
No restricted accessories. No
Ban guns in places of worship. Yes
Ban guns in courthouses. Yes
Ban guns in airport terminals. Yes
Ban guns in schools, on school grounds, and school buses. Yes
Ban guns at state parks, wildlife management areas, national forests, and state parks. Yes
Ban guns on college campuses, college academic buildings, and college living quarters. Yes
Ban guns on private property where prohibited by owner. Yes
Manufacturers must keep a record machine guns, rifles, and shot guns assembled. Yes
Manufacturers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns. Yes
Dealers are subject to police inspection of their stock of shot guns and machine guns. Yes
Ban on manufacturing guns containing less than 3.7 ounces of electromagnetical metal in barrel slide. Yes
Dealers are prohibited from selling firearms to any person he knows is not allowed to transport a firearm. Yes
Criminal background checks required for employees of gun dealers before they're allowed to transport firearms. Yes
Criminal background check required for transportation of certain firearms. Yes
Non-citizens may only purchase rifles and shotguns. No
Private sellers may not sell to anyone who they know is prohibited from transporting or possessing a firearm. Yes
Private sellers may only sell long guns and hand guns. Yes
Gun owners may transport loaded handguns in a secure compartment of their vehicle. Undecided
No permit necessary to openly carry a firearm. No
Nothing wrong with an open-carry country. Undecided
Concealed handgun permits are required to conceal a handgun. Yes
Those applying for handgun permits must demonstrate competence with a handgun. Yes
Not all owners of firearms are necessarily permitted to conceal a handgun. Yes
States should recognize each other's handgun permits. Yes
Consumption of alcohol prohibited when concealing a handgun in public. Yes
Consumption of alcohol is legal when openly carrying a firearm. No
No person may conceal a handgun or openly carry a firearm while under the influence of illegal drugs or being over the legal BAC to operate a vehicle. Yes
Being under the influence laws should not apply to persons in their own home or place of residence. No
Retired law enforcement officers and state officials shouldn't be required to conceal a handgun. Undecided



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« Reply #3 on: July 24, 2013, 07:24:41 PM »

Has some good points, but if this were a bill I would ultimately vote no. Why is concealed carry illegal in state but not national parks?
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« Reply #4 on: July 25, 2013, 11:44:19 AM »

Has some good points, but if this were a bill I would ultimately vote no. Why is concealed carry illegal in state but not national parks?

I might have skipped over that part.
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« Reply #5 on: July 25, 2013, 01:42:03 PM »

Has some good points, but if this were a bill I would ultimately vote no. Why is concealed carry illegal in state but not national parks?

I might have skipped over that part.
One plank says concealed carry is allowed in national parks, while another plank says its not allowed in state parks.
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« Reply #6 on: July 25, 2013, 01:46:47 PM »

Has some good points, but if this were a bill I would ultimately vote no. Why is concealed carry illegal in state but not national parks?

I might have skipped over that part.
One plank says concealed carry is allowed in national parks, while another plank says its not allowed in state parks.

I see what you're saying now. I believe guns should be left to states with the exception of overturning the second amendment. Therefore, the state should not allow them in state parks while it is up to the federal government to determine if they should be allowed in national parks. I happen to agree they shouldn't be allowed in either place, but was thinking in terms of the state as I believe most issues should be left up to states. However, if this bill were proposed before the U.S. House and Senate, I would be happy to vote for it as it's better than doing nothing to prevent gun violence such as not allowing rapists and child molesters to own firearms.
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« Reply #7 on: July 25, 2013, 03:15:18 PM »

Agreed but I actually think it should be more restrictive in some areas.
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« Reply #8 on: July 25, 2013, 05:57:57 PM »

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« Reply #9 on: July 25, 2013, 10:30:07 PM »


What I meant was that retired law enforcement and state officials may carry handguns but aren't required to conceal them.
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