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Hi guys, I have not been in here in awhile...thought some of you'd be interested in this: My wife and I have been into road biking for a couple years now. I bike about 75-100 miles a week when the weather is decent (I'm in NW Virginia). This week we were shot at by teenagers with a...

What we're really talking about, Brady, is arming about the same number of people on campi that are armed in the general population. In Virginia, total CCWs in the state number around 150k, IIRC. That is 1-2 percent of the population. You don't have to have everyone packing for society to be...

I guess this guy lives in a world where cars drive themselves and run people over, as well?

What's sick is trying to entrap gun dealers into selling guns to straw purchasers using shady tactics, such as private investigators posing as a husband and a wife.

That's what I thought. So often when you get behind the headline and the lede of these anti-gun stories, the whole thing falls apart. It amazes me that high-paid writers at the Post et al can get away with writing these stories, neglecting the point that 'straw purchase' is a term that could...

I don't know. But again, the media of course doesn't see it from that perspective. Think about it -- if the gun store turns away everyone who comes in as a couple, they easily could go out of business. But that's probably Bloomberg's and the media's point. I just started getting suspicious...

Can you tell me where you got the information about them posing as married couples? I KNEW it had to be something shady like that. Why wouldn't Bloomberg come out with the scenarios used if they were above board? I think what the media doesn't grasp, nor does it care to, is that a 'straw...

It seems to me he is far more interested in garnering publicity from a slobbering press than he is actually making his case. It seems really wrong to me to attack gun dealers for 'straw purchases' if they didn't do it knowingly, or attacking them because some jagoff used one of their guns in a...

bump. Please answer because this is really bugging me! Thanks.

I really loathe how the mainstream press lumps all gun owners into one group -- the law-abiding (almost all of us), and the psychos who kill people. 40-50,000 auto deaths occur yearly. Many of those involve crazy, irresponsible lawbreakers. Yet Washington Post writers still drive cars. Why?

As the title says, can you tell me exactly what the NYC agents did? Did the dealers do anything illegal, ie KNOWINGLY sell firearms to straw purchaser? Did the two guys walk in together, act like they knew each other, then one asked questions and the other filled out the paperwork? Did they...

Can anyone explain exactly what the NYC agents did? Did the dealers do anything illegal, ie KNOWINGLY sell firearms to straw purchaser? Did the two guys walk in together, act like they knew each other, then one asked questions and the other filled out the paperwork? Did they actually tell the...

Okay, can someone explain.... ....exactly what the NYC agents did? Did the dealers do anything illegal, ie KNOWINGLY sell firearms to straw purchaser? Did the two guys walk in together, act like they knew each other, then one asked questions and the other filled out the paperwork? Did they...

The fact is that VA gets better ratings from the Brady bunch than many other states, such as my home state of Ohio. Not that I think an 'A' from Brady is a good thing! I'd prefer VA had an 'F' from Brady than a C-. Waiting period would have been useless here. The jerkoff bought the Glock...

I think you will see revisions of the background check system. The fact that this sick bas#$#% had documented mental health issues that did not make it into the state or fed check tells me that we are going to be 'blessed' with longer background checks, more invasive. Say goodbye to instant...

Bill is somewhat on our side, but he is simply ignorant on guns. I actually called in yesterday to his radio show and told him that concealed carry could have maybe prevented this massacre. Pointed out that the old 'blood will run in the streets' argument is bunk because very few people actually...

It is very bad for us that the savage was legal. This is going to bring calls for endless more restrictions on law-abiding people. See, they'll say, background checks don't work. You have to stop the supply. What a shame that some Godless scumbag can so easily destroy countless lives and...

I heard that the savage came into classrooms and shot people in the front rows. Probably three feet away or so. No skill involved. Evil, evil scumbag who destroyed countless lives. And this will surely bring down all sorts of calls for absurd gun control on law-abiding citizens.:fire:

I'm accustomed to getting the blame for other jurisdictions' violent crimes -- here in Virginia, we are accused of driving up DC's gun crime rate due to our 'weak gun laws.":rolleyes: Let me see if I have this right: DC is full of criminals who misuse guns, and law-abiding VIRGINIANS should...

My first thought is move the hell out; there are many fine pro-gun states in the US to consider that would be glad to have you. Virginia, my state, is pro-gun, unlike the communist MD and DC not so far from me. But there is something to be said for standing and fighting. I like the idea of...