STOOPID journalism..if you can call it that
Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2012 5:19 am
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Wow, perhaps he should get them .40 calibers for the AR too, then they wouldn't have gone through the wall top the next door cinema ...The .40 calibers flatten when they enter the body, without passing through, causing the most damage possible.
They want hollar points and big ole clips and body armor banned ...Police chief: Suspect in #theatershooting wore helmet,
And I thought 4 guns? I take 4 to 7 to church on a REGULAR basis and have taken up to 30 or 40 or so guns to churches in North Texas. (Didn't want to leave them in the house on extended vacations)That many guns and ammo owned by a civilian should have tipped off the authorities
Believe it or not Oklahoma does not allow CHL'ers to carry anything >.45glbedd53 wrote:Ah the infamous .40 cal. The worlds most powerful handgun. Capable of blowin your head clean off.
Um... NOTHING > .45!!RSJ wrote:Believe it or not Oklahoma does not allow CHL'ers to carry anything >.45glbedd53 wrote:Ah the infamous .40 cal. The worlds most powerful handgun. Capable of blowin your head clean off.
glbedd53 wrote:Ah the infamous .40 cal. The worlds most powerful handgun. Capable of blowin your head clean off.
Do it now while you still can.alvins wrote:i was never really into the ar guns this makes me feel like i need to go out and buy one just because.
"...would have went through..."????? What school did this bozo attend?Assuming the small arsenal he brought with him was acquired legally (some of Colorado's gun laws are listed below) Holmes would have went through the required background check and passed given that reports of his criminal history include only the traffic ticket reported by NBC.
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The Desert Eagle .50AE?Scott in Houston wrote:Um... NOTHING > .45!!RSJ wrote:Believe it or not Oklahoma does not allow CHL'ers to carry anything >.45glbedd53 wrote:Ah the infamous .40 cal. The worlds most powerful handgun. Capable of blowin your head clean off.
Looks like at least 20-25 calibers on this page that I cannot carry in OK. Albeit, unpopular calibers.flb_78 wrote:The Desert Eagle .50AE?Scott in Houston wrote:Um... NOTHING > .45!!RSJ wrote:Believe it or not Oklahoma does not allow CHL'ers to carry anything >.45glbedd53 wrote:Ah the infamous .40 cal. The worlds most powerful handgun. Capable of blowin your head clean off.
He forgot to mention that there is a law against murder.Here's a summary of some of the gun laws in the Colorado Revised Statutes (via Angelo Young of the International Business Times):
* Gun registration is not required.
* Gun permits are not required to keep firearms in vehicles.
* As of 2003, it is illegal for any local government or law enforcement agency to "enact an ordinance, regulation or other law that prohibits the sale, purchase or possession of a firearm that a person may lawfully sell, purchase or possess under state or federal law."
* It is prohibited for law enforcement or local government to build databases of gun buyers or gun owners who leave weapons for repair or sale on consignment; people who transfer gun ownership unless they are federally licensed gun dealers; or serial numbers of guns bought, sold, dropped off for repair or left for sale on consignment.
* There are no laws pertaining to bringing firearms from another state.
I saw that. You beat me to it. Sad part is that it also was missed by the editor.baldeagle wrote:"Journalists" who slaughter the English language should be out of a job."...would have went through..."????? What school did this bozo attend?Assuming the small arsenal he brought with him was acquired legally (some of Colorado's gun laws are listed below) Holmes would have went through the required background check and passed given that reports of his criminal history include only the traffic ticket reported by NBC.
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