Gun Buyback Programs - Destroying Links to Our History

Before it's too late, tell your family members the best way to dispose of or transfer your gun collection.

Some seniors already know enough to dispose of their property before they become senile or incapacitated from old age. A gun collection can be difficult to dispose of. In antigun cities like Chicago, you could make a criminal out of a family member.

If we could eliminate most pigs (cops), eliminating our gun collections could be easy. The pigs are obsessed with gun possession. They think every gun owner is a potential pig-killer (murderer). The typical pig believes his safety trumps our safety. The typical pig actually thinks he makes us safe or more safe.

There were just three things I liked about New Jersey: The tomatoes, the beach, and the sight of it in my rear-view mirror as I was leaving.

I live in a free(er) place now.

Bubbletoes wrote:

There were just three things I liked about New Jersey: The tomatoes, the beach, and the sight of it in my rear-view mirror as I was leaving.
I live in a free(er) place now.

I don't see how they may can even call it a 'buy-back' when they didn't sell the item to begin with.
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It's just another way to demonise a right.
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I wonder: Will they have porn, bible, koran, torah, dictionary and thesaurus buy-backs in the future?
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It should be illegal to destroy adult porn (of beautiful women).

Buffalo has held gun buyback programs on and off for many years. 95% of the guns are either old guns left in closets and drawers that get sold to the buyback by widows and people that don't know what to do with them. There are some decent ones but a lot of rusted junk. Once in awhile a gun gets turned in that was a criminals and that is when an elderly or religious relative finds it in the home usually after the crook it belonged to is locked up or dead.... They make a big deal about saying ALL guns taken in are destroyed but I don't believe that for a second.... The good ones or collectible ones end up not being destroyed and they get taken by the people in power....

Have Seen It Before wrote:

Buffalo has held gun buyback programs on and off for many years. 95% of the guns are either old guns left in closets and drawers that get sold to the buyback by widows and people that don't know what to do with them. There are some decent ones but a lot of rusted junk. Once in awhile a gun gets turned in that was a criminals and that is when an elderly or religious relative finds it in the home usually after the crook it belonged to is locked up or dead.... They make a big deal about saying ALL guns taken in are destroyed but I don't believe that for a second.... The good ones or collectible ones end up not being destroyed and they get taken by the people in power....

"The good ones or collectible ones end up not being destroyed and they get taken by the people in power...."
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Indeed! And likely used as 'throw-aways' at <ahem> 'crime scenes' where the ~criminal~ supposedly had a gun that was pointed at the cop.
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Bubbletoes wrote:

There were just three things I liked about New Jersey: The tomatoes, the beach, and the sight of it in my rear-view mirror as I was leaving.
I live in a free(er) place now.

My girl told me to kiss here where it stinks, so I took her to Wildwood.

Highlander wrote:

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"The good ones or collectible ones end up not being destroyed and they get taken by the people in power...."
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Indeed! And likely used as 'throw-aways' at <ahem> 'crime scenes' where the ~criminal~ supposedly had a gun that was pointed at the cop.
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Geee do ya think?? More than one gun has been turned in to a cop and ended up as a throwdown. There was a case of a cop being shot near here years ago where an old Colt .38 from 1913 that had floated around for years was used. A lot of that was covered up by some very scrambling higher up officials in the city it happened in.

What a Summary wrote:

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My girl told me to kiss here where it stinks, so I took her to Wildwood.

You know why little girls put sardines in their pockets?... To smell like big girls!!

You guys need to stop talking about smelly girls. Tory II will start spanking the monkey.

On the subject of gun buy-backs.

1. It would be interesting to see what the gun theft rates were before the buy back.

2. Wonder if any ATF machine guns from mexico were bought back.

Hmm...Wonder how much $ I could make off these idiots if I bought up a bunch of .25 raven's,then turned them over to these fools?

Here in Vegas wrote:

On the subject of gun buy-backs.
1. It would be interesting to see what the gun theft rates were before the buy back.
2. Wonder if any ATF machine guns from mexico were bought back.

Interesting questions.
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In the former, one wonders what the violent crime rate will look like after the so-called buy-back as opposed to before.
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In the latter, Mexico wouldn't have a 'gun problem' if they were to simply do two things:
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[1] Got rid of their idiot anti-gun laws
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[2] Worked overtime to improve their own economic picture.

Here in Vegas wrote:

You guys need to stop talking about smelly girls. Tory II will start spanking the monkey.

And you know the odor of the monkey's crotch ?

Highlander wrote:

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In the latter, Mexico wouldn't have a 'gun problem' if they were to simply do two things:
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[1] Got rid of their idiot anti-gun laws
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[2] Worked overtime to improve their own economic picture.

If you understood economics, you would know they have an excessive supply of labor.

Tory II wrote:

<quoted text>And you know the odor of the monkey's crotch ?

Yes, smells like any cellblock in a prison. They have an odor that you will never forget. A cross between the monkey house at the zoo & a cattle car.....

Highlander wrote:

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Interesting questions.
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In the former, one wonders what the violent crime rate will look like after the so-called buy-back as opposed to before.
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In the latter, Mexico wouldn't have a 'gun problem' if they were to simply do two things:
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[1] Got rid of their idiot anti-gun laws
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[2] Worked overtime to improve their own economic picture.

Also makes you wonder how many old $10 Mosin Nagant are sitting in someone's garage just waiting for a $200 buy back.

Tory II wrote:

<quoted text>And you know the odor of the monkey's crotch ?

Oh come Tory II, we know you like girls. Nothing wrong with that. Come to Las Vegas sometime and watch bikini babes shooting machine guns at the local indoor ranges.

Here in Vegas wrote:

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Oh come Tory II, we know you like girls. Nothing wrong with that. Come to Las Vegas sometime and watch bikini babes shooting machine guns at the local indoor ranges.

Machine guns and indoor ranges. Hmmm. Sounds good.

Tory II wrote:

<quoted text>And you know the odor of the monkey's crotch ?

He probably doesn’t but you’ll tell us what it’s like.