The value of our semi-auto weapons

[Pepi]

You guys think the value of our semi-auto weapons will go up or down if these crazy liberal laws are passed. I was thinking about selling my AR the other day. I'm not paying taxes to this corrupt government for a weapon that sits 95 percent of the time in my gun safe.

 

[Magyars]

A couple thoughts...
The law hasn't passed or given the OK by the SCOTUS.
Our Northern neighbors ignored a law ordering the gun owners to register all firearms...after millions of dollars spent and few Canadians complying..: the law was dropped.....should we Americans who value the Constitution and personal liberty do any less?

 

[BigRed]

The law hasn't passed or given the OK by the SCOTUS.

These tyrannical bastards do not give a rat's ass about the Constitution of the united States. Should the bastards pass something, expect it to be years before it sees a courtroom.

Bastards that would do anything OTHER than repeal 34 and 68 can burn in Hell for all I care.

 

[Liberty Sanders]

Don't sell something that you may need very badly sooner than you think.

 

[Super Bee]

Don't sell something that you may need very badly sooner than you think.

This.

The wife and I were talking the other day and I told her how much ammo had gone up recently. Her first response was "sell, sell, sell". I told her if we sell, what are we going to use if/when we need it.

 

[Expat]

If a ban got passed. Not sure how you would see any value. Not complying is one thing, selling to someone you don't know is an entirely different thing.

 

[Jeepster48439]

The value may be something other than monetary.

 

[DadSmith]

I think many need to read the history of how Hitler, Chairman Mao, Lenin, and Castro become so powerful in their country's. It has a lot to do with banning firearms ownership.

History loves to repeat itself. It's just a matter of which American generation is going to be that ignorant, and allow it to happen.

 

[phylodog]

I already sold off my collection. Replaced them with guitars.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I already sold off my collection. Replaced them with guitars.

 

[BugI02]

I already sold off my collection. Replaced them with guitars.

What caliber and what kind of glass did you go with?

 

[phylodog]

I've decided that when they come for me I'm gonna rock em off the front porch rather than knock em off of it. I'm planning to pick up a full Marshall stack and when I cut loose with the loudest, most mediocre attempts at classic rock guitar ain't no one coming close. I figure it'll drive all of the mice and voles out of the house as well.

 

[DadSmith]

I've decided that when they come for me I'm gonna rock em off the front porch rather than knock em off of it. I'm planning to pick up a full Marshall stack and when I cut loose with the loudest, most mediocre attempts at classic rock guitar ain't no one coming close. I figure it'll drive all of the mice and voles out of the house as well.

 

[phylodog]

Great, now if I walk out of the house with one in a case I'm gonna get picked off....

 

[Pepi]

I already sold off my collection. Replaced them with guitars.

Hell ... I already have 10 of them LOL What year is that sunburst Lester?

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Nice try, feds!

 

[Sigblaster]

You guys think the value of our semi-auto weapons will go up or down if these crazy liberal laws are passed. I was thinking about selling my AR the other day. I'm not paying taxes to this corrupt government for a weapon that sits 95 percent of the time in my gun safe.

Let me tell you about the value of my AR-15.

For many years, I served in the Army and an M16A1 or M16A2 was my responsibility, my charge, my constant companion. I could grab it out of a dead sleep in the middle of the night in unfamiliar surroundings and employ it effectively, and its operation is an ingrained action. I used iron sights without a conscious realization that I'm using them, I cleared the rare stoppage as a reflex, and it became as an extension of my mind and body.

And that's my AR-15 too. There is value in that. It's a value that no monetary price, nor legislative restriction that the government imposes can overcome. They can make all the damnable laws they want, but they will not remove my ability to defend my myself and my loved ones and my freedom with the stroke of a pen. I simply will not comply. If they push it, I aim to misbehave.

Some things have a value that can't be measured in dollars.

However, if you head over to the classifieds, and check out my ad, I can make a deal with you for cash and/or ammo if you have an AR-10 you ain't doing nothing with.

 

[88E30M50]

The value of a rifle in a free republic has nothing to do with money.

 

[tbhausen]

I've decided that when they come for me I'm gonna rock em off the front porch rather than knock em off of it. I'm planning to pick up a full Marshall stack and when I cut loose with the loudest, most mediocre attempts at classic rock guitar ain't no one coming close. I figure it'll drive all of the mice and voles out of the house as well.

Can I come jam some Boston with you?

 

[bwframe]

We are gonna need some video of our INGO guitar heroes. Please...