What are you doing... if anything... to prepare

[Airgator0470]

Yep, in a real collapse ammo will be currency, food will be currency, it will only have worth if someone NEEDS it, a stack of $100 bills will be worth roughly the same as a roll of toilet paper, where a loaded AR mag may feed your family for a week or get you that antibiotic you need or kill the coyete thats killing your chickens

I'm not much for the melt down situation... but after watching Clinton last night, if she gets the nomination, which I'm sure she will, shit will hit the fan in the guns/ammo market... she will go after guns with a vengeance like we have not seen...

[0utlaw]

I'm not much for the melt down situation... but after watching Clinton last night, if she gets the nomination, which I'm sure she will, shit will hit the fan in the guns/ammo market... she will go after guns with a vengeance like we have not seen...

I fear your scenario will lead to mine

[polebarn]

I'm not much for the melt down situation... but after watching Clinton last night, if she gets the nomination, which I'm sure she will, shit will hit the fan in the guns/ammo market... she will go after guns with a vengeance like we have not seen...

If she wins and the R's lose the Congress, you might as well prepare for confiscation ala Australia IF they cannot run the manufacturers out of business with liability legislation. In a best case scenario,we are back to a 1994 ban on AR'S and more than 10 round mags but this time it will be permanent and might not include grandfathering existing ownership.

[Airgator0470]

If she wins and the R's lose the Congress, you might as well prepare for confiscation ala Australia IF they cannot run the manufacturers out of business with liability legislation. In a best case scenario,we are back to a 1994 ban on AR'S and more than 10 round mags but this time it will be permanent and might not include grandfathering existing ownership.

I don't believe we will ever see confiscation... most likely ownership phase out, like CA does. I say if gun makers are liable for gun crimes in general, car makers are liable for DUI's... fuck it, no guns and public transit for the win...

[0utlaw]

I don't believe we will ever see confiscation... most likely ownership phase out, like CA does. I say if gun makers are liable for gun crimes in general, car makers are liable for DUI's... fuck it, no guns and public transit for the win...

10 Years ago I'd have agreed with you but 10 years ago Dems didn't say the C word if they wanted to get elected, now they're running on it. Media bias has pushed public opinion much further left than it has ever been and the general pussification of the American male leaves me with serious concerns over confiscation.

[Airgator0470]

10 Years ago I'd have agreed with you but 10 years ago Dems didn't say the C word if they wanted to get elected, now they're running on it. Media bias has pushed public opinion much further left than it has ever been and the general pussification of the American male leaves me with serious concerns over confiscation.

I've not heard anyone come close to mentioning confiscation... has anyone?

[0utlaw]

From Bearing Arms

Even more bizarre than Clinton’s general anti-gun views are the specific anti-gun talking points she’s chosen to bet her Presidential dreams upon.They are:

• “universal” background checks
• closing the “gun show loophole”
• stopping “online sales”
• banning “assault weapons”
• her admission that Australian style gun confiscation of semi-automatic, pump-action, lever-action and other firearms is “worth looking into”
• gutting the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) so that gun control supporters can file frivolous lawsuits to bankrupt the firearms industry and gun dealers