Backwoods Home Magazine has the end results of one such experiment.
By Charles Wood
Back in the early 1990s the outlook for the nation in general and gun owners in particular seemed rather grim to many people. A few years earlier in 1986, Congress had banned civilians from owning newly manufactured machine guns. There was ever more strident talk of banning semi-automatic weapons or so called assault weapons. Many of us regarded a semi-automatic rifle as the foundation of a home defense battery. Many of us believed that more laws banning ever more types of guns were imminent. About that time I acquired a Ruger Ranch Rifle through a private sale. I decided to stash it away in a safe place just in case my worst fear was to materialize, another gun ban.Head on over and give it a read, some good advice on prepping guns and ammo for long term storage.
4 comments:
you are right there is a requirement to store our firearms !! but government make a right decision on this topic as you have seen more and more children make violence at their schools and colleges with their parents’ owned firearms.
To overcome these type of violence.
Thanks for this post
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Gene:
Huh?
Do you have some statistics to back up your statement that (a) "more and more children make violence at their schools," and (b) "with their parents’ owned firearms" - or is it just how you feeeel?
Besides, where I live there is no "requirement" to "store" our firearms (whatever that entails).
And I don't think that is the kind of "storage" this post is getting at.
Glad you jumped in there Curtis, thanks.
I think Gene is the reincarnation of one of my favorite antis. Here is some of his work:
http://akeyboardanda45.blogspot.com/2007/08/number-of-gun-dealers-drop-across.html
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